This green tourism gold award winning and Visit Wales quality assured hostel welcomes you to Anglesey.

We offer a range of mixed and single sex dormitories, as well as family rooms, all with the option of self catering or we can cook you up a delightful meal. With disabled access, drying rooms, and WiFi, this hostel is an ideal outdoor alternative for any group or individuals.

Special Offer for small groups mid-week this Spring and Autumn.

If you haven’t yet walked Anglesey’s coastline, you are missing out! Why not take advantage of our special offer and bring your walking group or friends and family to give it a go. With stunning views and a wide variety of scenery from dramatic rocky cliffs to secluded sandy coves, Anglesey’s coast is a mecca for walkers and outdoor lovers.

Our 4* bunkhouse-style accommodation is just a stone’s throw from the coastal path and the beautiful Borthwen beach in Rhoscolyn. At our family-run gold award winning accommodation we provide a warm welcome to groups with an interest in the outdoors.

We are offering mid-week deals for Spring and Autumn 2018 for groups of 8 or more people.

Spring and Autumn are fantastic times to visit Anglesey where we have above average sunshine thanks to our coastal location. We have walks from the door, sea kayaking the rugged coastline from our local Borthwen beach and stunning Snowdonia just 45 minutes away. Morwennol is fully heated with constant hot water with a cosy upstairs lounge for small groups to enjoy a relaxing evening.

The cost is just £20 per person per night, and groups of 8 or more can have exclusive use of our bunkhouse. After a great day in the outdoors if you would like a warming one pot meal and pud prepared for you just let us know. For example Welsh Black beef Pepperpot followed by Pear and Ginger crumble – £9.  Please get in touch if you would like to book or for any further information.

50,000 kWh’s and counting, in energy saved so far.

Outdoor Alternative take sustainable tourism seriously and their banks of solar panels have generated over 45,000 kWh of electricity in the last 6 years, saving more than 30 tonnes of carbon from being released into the atmosphere.  They also heat the hot water used in the bunkhouses using solar heating panels which contributes a further 5500 kWh to water heating.  There is also a composting toilet for campers to save on water usage and plans are underway for an additional solar system to heat water for campers showers in 2017.  No wonder they are a Green Tourism Business Scheme Gold Award holder.