This is a stunning garden, really beautiful, very well tended. It is obvious that the place is loved. The planting is lovely and there are some unusual shrubs, trees and ferns. The areas by the stream/river are so tranquil. The cafe is clean and airy and the food tasty. We would highly recommend a visit.

Even though we visited on a rainy day which got worse and worse we had a thoroughly enjoyable time. We would have taken much more time than the hour and a half to linger and thoroughly appreciate these stunning gardens which really reminded me of a smaller version of Bodnant Gardens. It was so bad we were given a laminated map of the grounds, what a marvellous idea. Wish I could have bought some plants, but just wasn't practical for us being so wet and being on a mini break in Angelsey. Gardeners World 2 for 1 are only accepted on certain days, so check GW website 1st.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit yesterday, venturing into areas we had not been in before. The waterfalls and pools were lovely after the heavy rain, blue bells on the banks, and lots of azaleas. In the formal garden the tulips were beautiful. Lots of bird song added to our experience.

We have visited these gardens several times and they never disappoint. There was lots of colour from rhododendrons, azaleas, magnolias and many more. This is a great garden, you can wander down amongst huge trees to a very pretty waterfall. Lots of very unusual plants. Bit of a struggle to get back up, but not to worry the tearooms are worth the trouble. Very peaceful and enjoyable.

Absolutely delightful, well-maintained, peaceful gardens. Never as crowded as an NT garden, this is a place to spend a few relaxing hours, savouring the tranquility. Lovely café with views over the garden. Will definitely come again. Be aware that the garden and paths down to the stream are sloping and are quite steep in places, so perhaps best to call for advice if you are a wheelchair user or are not as nimble on your pins as others may be.

We spent several hours walking round the Hidden Gardens and enjoyed every minute. The gardens range from the very formal centre to the woodland on the edges. There were surprises at each bend in the paths, There are many unusual and interesting plants to see, some exotic and some from much closer to home. The bluebells under the trees were stunning. It must take a lot of work to make the woodland seem so natural. We are looking forward to going again on our next visit to Anglesey.

This is a fantastic garden which is peaceful and tranquil. It’s amazing how well it has been restored in about 25 years. The cafe is also excellent with great food and friendly service. We also enjoy the fact that dogs are not allowed so there was no barking to upset the peace of the garden. I imagine the holiday cottages are good to but we will have to try that another time.

This is one of the best outdoor places to visit on Ynys Môn. It is beautiful! Happily stayed here for three hours with my family and had a lovely tea - would suggest getting in early if you want lunch as the cafe gets very busy. We were there on a Thursday when it opened and it was busy at 12:03pm. The staff are just lovely and really helpful, and the cafe and facilities are clean and the food good. The gardens are just amazing and the waterfalls, river and beautiful plants are so enchanting. I’d stay for longer next time. Would really recommend even if you’re not into gardens. I’d love to stay in the wonderful holiday cottages.

Absolutely beautiful gardens, a real hidden gem. You have a choice of beautiful manicured formal gardens, jungle or wilderness all in one visit. Limited access for wheelchair users and those unsteady on feet but I walk with a stick and had no problems. There are well marked routes from yellow (wheelchairs and prams) blue (moderate with out steps, and red (more challenging).

Plas Cadnant gardens are just lovely and will not dissapoint - if you can access a guided tour then so much the better although there is a useful map available at the entrance/visitor centre to guide you around the areas. The history of the estate is worth checking out and information is available in the display in the entrance/visitor area. There is a lovely cafe with good food at reasonable prices. Some of the wooded areas are challenging for those less mobile but for most can be accessed with care. The estate has evolved with care and foresight and is still being developed, the areas around the river and waterfalls is well worth the effort. Indeed the whole estate is a treat and an experience that should not be missed on any visit to Anglesey or the surrounding area.