Covid 19 and Restaurant Bookings

We were delighted when we were able to welcome guests back to the hotel and from 3rd August 2020 our Rosette awarded restaurant will be open to non-residents too.

We do take social distancing very seriously and feel we all have to do ‘our bit’ to prevent the spread of covid 19.  For us, like many other restaurants we will not be able to operate with full capacity, therefore can no longer keep tables available for residents who are undecided if they wish to dine in the hotel during their stay.  It is imperative with limited capacity and the popularity of a staycation holiday you book your table in advance and are prepared to be flexible with the time you wish to dine.

Here at Bishopsgate we have been doing lots of things to ensure the safety of both our lovely guests and our dedicated staff.  Our cleaning regime is both more frequent and more thorough and we are using products that kill 99.9% of bacteria.

There is a sneeze screen on reception and a full risk assessment has been carried out.  There are several stations throughout the hotel with sanitising hand gel, and please don’t be alarmed if staff are wearing face shields.

All we ask of you is please respect social distancing in order for all guests to feel safe.

Our Procedures and Covid Risk Assessment can be downloaded here.

This 18th Century Georgian Town House is believed to have been built as a Dower House for a local wealthy family. Now, fully restored and adapted for use as a small hotel, Bishopsgate House Hotel provides an ideal opportunity for holidaymakers and business people 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.

Beaumaris Pier overlooking the Menai Straits & Snowdonia. The breathtaking views from Beaumaris Green, across the Menai Straits to the mountains of Snowdonia never fail to impress the visitor. Edward the 1st Castle dominates the Eastern end of town, while the courthouse and Gaol add to the historical interest.

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 Snowdonia range make the area a walkers paradise.