Free Parking
Free private carpark to the rear of the hotel.
This 18th Century Georgian Town House is believed to have been built as a Dower House. Now, fully restored and adapted for use as a small hotel, Bishopsgate House Hotel provides an ideal opportunity for holidaymakers to relax and be pampered in comfort; enjoying delicious freshly prepared food, elegant rooms and friendly hospitality.
Many items of antique furniture, as well as collections of glass and china adorn the hallways and landing. Perhaps the most important original feature of the house is the Chinese Chippendale staircase, believed to be one of the finest in the country.
To our returning guests, as always we are looking forward to welcoming you back to Bishopsgate.
We’d like to inform you of an important update regarding our dining arrangements. While our restaurant is no longer open to the public on a regular seven-day basis, we are pleased to offer dining options exclusively for our residents. To ensure we can accommodate you, we kindly ask that you book meals with us in advance of your stay. Inviting guests to join you for dinner who are not staying at the hotel is no problem at all.
Free private carpark to the rear of the hotel.
Free WiFi available throughout most of the hotel.
Freshly cooked-to order breakfasts for residents and also available for non-residents.
The restaurant is no longer open to the public on a regular seven-day basis, therefore dinner must be pre-booked prior to arriving at the hotel.
For a touch of local charm, we are also offer traditional Welsh teas 10am – Noon and 3pm – 5pm daily. Full afternoon tea available with 48 hours notice.
We can cater for groups in our restaurant from 10 to 40, as well as outside catering events.
A wide range of both indoor and outdoor activities are catered for in and around the town, including fishing, sailing, riding and golf, while the islands coastal paths and nearby Eryri (Snowdonia) mountain range make the area a walkers paradise.
Beaumaris is a charming seaside town, with its mix of medieval, Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian architecture.
The breathtaking views from Beaumaris Green and the pier, across the Menai Strait to the mountains of Eryri (Snowdonia) never fail to impress the visitor.
The Edward I Castle dominates the Eastern end of town, built between 1295 and 1330 and known as the greatest castle never completed, whilst the Courthouse and Gaol add to the historical interest.
There are many options for eating and drinking in Beaumaris, as well as our own restaurant: