"This 18thC coaching inn has so much potential and with significant investment could be a 4* hotel. It is quirky with uneven, creaky floors, probably a ghost or two and is very central for the town and many tourist sites in Wales. Unfortunately the (large) space on the ground floor is very badly managed. There should be a snug area with waiter service for drinks, Newspapers would be good. A cafe area for morning coffee would attract custom. The bar is fine but not particularly somewhere to stand and chat. Dining room needs a refurb and is too dimly lit. Having said that, the staff were very nice and very helpful, the food was excellent and the dinner B&B rate was very good. A nice wine list. The room was quirky with lots of old furniture but very dimly lit. The bathroom needed a refit. Comfortable, nevertheless. If I had the money I would buy this place and by next year would have a hotel that attracted anyone who wanted to explore mid and North wales as well as local trade in the bar and restaurant - and I would make a profit."

"Arrived a little late but everything was prepared waiting for us. The room was small but well-equipped and clean. The bar staff in the evening were good but closed very much at 11. Breakfast was freshly prepared and hot. The hotel is right in the centre of town so a great base for a wander around."