Prince Llewelyn Hotel

Modernised interiors.

Large 3-storey hotel complex consisting of a primary, 3-bay section of c1830, with a 2-bay, third-quarter C19 extension adjoining to the R. Of rubble construction with continuous slate roof, half-hipped to the L (primary) section and gabled to the R; deep eaves and verges. Central brick chimney with slate capping. The primary section has a symmetrical facade with central entrance; C20 projecting rubble porch with modern boarded, part-glazed door. Flanking this on the ground floor are modern tilting sashes (loose copies of late C19 4-pane sashes), contained within their original openings with returned slatestone labels. The 2 upper floors each have 3 windows; these all retain their original wooden intersecting tracery heads, though with modern replacement multi-pane casements below; slate sills and lintels. The adjoining, additional section has an entrance to the L with simple C19 open iron columnar porch; modern door. To the R is a single-storey wooden canted bay window with plain C19 sashes. The first floor has a plain C19 sash to the R with a modern tilting copy to the L; further C19 sashes to the second floor and to the R return.

Adjoining to the R, set back from the road, is a 2-storey 3-bay early C20 addition of rubble and slate, with brick dressings to the openings. Symmetrical facade with central entrance and simple rectangular overlight, with pairs of plain flanking sashes; slate lintels and sills. The ground floor has a later C20 open verandah on rubble piers with a low rubble front wall and slate roof. The upper floor has a pair of plain sashes to the centre with larger flanking sashes breaking the eaves and contained within gabled dormers; plain bargeboards.