Buckley Pines Hotel

The building is built with in-situ concrete, rendered and lined externally, and plastered internally, with slate roofs from the local Minllyn quarry. Two storeys and attics. The frontage is of 3 bays, with the entrance between the 2nd and 3rd bays from the left; a gabled slated canopy on cut brackets. To either side, shallow square bay windows with hipped roofs, each having two plate glass windows in openings with low pointed heads. The left bay has two similar windows on the ground floor, but set flush and provided with louvred shutters. Similar windows on the first floor, one to each bay. A half-bay between bays 1 and 2 also has similar windows. The top floor also has windows of the same pattern set in raised dormers in bays 1 and 3, and in a larger gable at the centre carried on paired cut brackets. Decorative timber framing in the gable apex. Open wide raftered eaves. The left elevation has a hipped single storey bay, and various windows similar in style to those of the front, and, to the rear, a large single storey service range. The rear elevation, designed to be of equal importance, overlooking the view over the Dyfi valley, has a modern glazed dining room with a flat roof added across the ground floor, and two canted bay windows to the first floor, each with hipped slate roofs. The top floor is within projecting gables with decorative timberwork above an arched braced bargeboards.

The interior retains the same general arrangements of rooms, but the detail has been altered. The front bar, on the left, has a good plain slate slab arched fireplace with pierced roundels in the spandrels.