Ferry Lodge

( 19 Reviews )

89 Newry St
Holyhead, wls LL65 1HU
(140) 776-2916

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3.6 - (19 reviews)

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3.6 - (19 reviews)

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bops Grant
After watching this lady on an old episode of "FOUR IN A BED " I'd rather book somewhere that at the very least offers clean rooms. Dirty (and they absolutely were 100% dirty) drinking glasses are not acceptable and to suggest that a guest staying here is being "Petty " pointing this cleanliness issue out to you is rather worrying because if offering dirty glasses to guests isn't a big deal one wonders how clean everything else in your establishment is including your kitchen! Would you also consider serving breakfast on dirty plates acceptable along with dirty cutlery? And the fact you appeared to be in complete denial about all the issues highlighted by guests shows how unbelievably blinkered you have become in relation to offering guests a pleasant experience in your establishment. One can only assume the guests your attract are equally as blinkered to what's acceptable and what isn't.
Jun 24th, 2022
Sarah Mcdonough

Jun 7th, 2020
Gavin Smith

Jul 9th, 2019
Mark W

Feb 18th, 2019
Peter Swan

Jul 20th, 2018

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^{Ferry Lodge}

Ferry Lodge is located at 89 Newry St in Holyhead, Wales LL65 1HU. Ferry Lodge can be contacted via phone at (140) 776-2916 for pricing, hours and directions.

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(140) 776-2916

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Q What is the phone number for Ferry Lodge?

A The phone number for Ferry Lodge is: (140) 776-2916.

Q Where is Ferry Lodge located?

A Ferry Lodge is located at 89 Newry St, Holyhead, wls LL65 1HU

Q How is Ferry Lodge rated?

A Ferry Lodge has a 3.6 Star Rating from 19 reviewers.

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bops Grant _{on Google}

Jun 24th, 2022

After watching this lady on an old episode of "FOUR IN A BED " I'd rather book somewhere that at the very least offers clean rooms. Dirty (and they absolutely were 100% dirty) drinking glasses are not acceptable and to suggest that a guest staying here is being "Petty " pointing this cleanliness issue out to you is rather worrying because if offering dirty glasses to guests isn't a big deal one wonders how clean everything else in your establishment is including your kitchen! Would you also consider serving breakfast on dirty plates acceptable along with dirty cutlery? And the fact you appeared to be in complete denial about all the issues highlighted by guests shows how unbelievably blinkered you have become in relation to offering guests a pleasant experience in your establishment. One can only assume the guests your attract are equally as blinkered to what's acceptable and what isn't.