For a taste of the past this grand hotel has all the features. Sitting room with big comfy couches, opposite the pier and a few mins walk from the castle. The room was good (we had least expensive)the bath enormous ( shower above) maybe one too many chairs but slept well and breakfast excellent. The restaurant was also very good in the evening and the Bull’s head the other night can be recommended.

Very friendly helpful staff. We were a group booking and both evening meals were excellent 👌😊

Staff very helpful.Lots of places to sit and relax .Car park is small and if you want a space it’s a case of first come first serve first served.The room are very big and ours was lovely,the only complaint was it was really hot in the room although there was a fan provided.Would entertain going again and maybe staying a few days

The hotel is a grand building , however our room was small, dated and old fashioned . Extremely tiny bath and a shower with a curtain!! We went for a drink at the bar however, after waiting a while still no bar tender so left . The breakfast was a little chaotic as the hot plate was broken but when it arrived it was tasty and plentiful . There are lots of guests with multiple dogs so if you aren’t a dog lover this hotel is not for you .

We stayed for 3 nights from Sunday to Wednesday over the May Bank holiday with our dog. We have stayed here before and we thoroughly enjoyed or stay every time. The hotel, rooms and communal areas are always spotless - the reception staff, bar staff and cleaning staff are very helpful and accommodating. I heard that the hotel was under new management (hence some renovations around the hotel) and was worried that it might lose its ‘old world charm’ and historical reminders around the hotel; I hope this doesn’t happen. Our only gripe was with breakfast on the first morning (Bank Holiday Monday). We had booked to have breakfast in the lounge where dogs are allowed at 9.15. We came down to find there was no room for us; we were allowed in the Llewelyn Suite where there was a table with a cloth on. The waitress brought us tea and toast - I had to go into the main restaurant to find a tray, milk (no jugs), sugar, butter etc. a waiter did help me and brought them in on a tray - by this time the tea and toast was cold! It was unusually busy and the staff did apologise. The two mornings after that, a table was set up with everything already on the table. Everything else was perfect!

Great location but parking can be a problem. A lot of dogs, to the extent that dog owners have a separate bar and restaurant. Do book in the other restaurant in advance to be sure of getting a table when you want it. It’s the best place to eat in town and the staff are lovely. Getting a drink in the bar after dinner proved too difficult.

Faded Victorian excellence trying to satisfy today's tourists and not quite managing it (building is over 190 years old). Our double room was more like a single room. Buffet breakfasts Ok, dinners no more than average. Car parking difficult!

The staff were most helpful, kind and professional. Our room was good value. It looked as if everywhere had been painted. The hotel is in an excellent position.

Staff were very friendly and helpful, both at breakfast and dinner. Room was very clean and comfortable. It was very windy whilst we were there and due to the age of the property the bathroom window, which didn’t fit very well let a lot of cold air in. Bed and pillows very comfortable.

We had a great room with sea views, both the bedroom and bathroom were very large. The evening meal in the restaurant was exceptional. Nice coffee shop with a good selection of cakes. Substantial breakfast. Great Staff. Love every minute of my weekend stay. Will be defiantly be back.

Great place to stay so much history in the building and the room we stayed had a fantastic view across the Menai straights and the mountains of Snowdonia... Great food, great staff and great accommodation *****

All good

Good tasty selection and great staff

My wife and I stayed at the hotel for a weekend to celebrate our wedding anniversary We have been to Beaumaris many times but this was our first stay at the Bulkley and it will definitely not be our last it is a absolute gem of a hotel full of charm Friendly and helpful staff The hotel is clean and breakfasts and evening dinner excellent We plan to return later this year a fantastic 10 out of 10 break Highly recommended

Yes, pet friendly there were dogs around but didn’t cause a problem for us. Nice that they accommodate for pets. Staff were very friendly and helpful lounge to sit in, bar, etc. Evening meal was discounted by 10% as we were staying in the hotel. Parking was a bit tight and it is first come arrangement. We had the last space on day of arrival (3.30pm) second day again only one space left by 4pm. Due to age of the building the decor is very much Victorian dark wood, walls and curtains. Sash windows rattle when the wind is blowing in the bedroom we just placed some folded card to stop the rattle. Beds were clean and towels etc were replenished. Breakfast staff very helpful especially Linda who went out of her way for me. In our room large king size bed, TV and kettle etc hairdryer, wardrobe, iron and ironing board, trouser press, two chairs and small table. Bathroom with bath, shower, toilet and sink.

Bar was well stocked and there was a few shops

Lovely room with sea view as advertised. Room was very clean, comfortable and spacious. Staff extremely friendly and helpful in all areas of the hotel. Breakfast was very good with plenty to choose from. Coffee was good. We didn't make use of the bar or restaurant so can't comment. Excellent location for exploring and walking. Would definitely stay there again.

Our fourth visit and much enjoyed. Look forward to our next.

Friendly staff and a homely feel make this a great place to stay.

Clean room . Helpful and friendly staff and loads to do and explore nearby