Fach Ddeiliog (Bala Lakeside Hotel)

Long linear single storey range, symmetrically planned, with 2-storey cross wings at either end and large canted central bay. Built of local stone, whitewashed; slate roof with narrow rectangular ridge stacks with dripstones and capping. Eaves advanced along the front of the single storey range, bracketed around the central bay and carried over a verandah to either side, supported on slender columns. The central bay has tall 15 pane hornless sash windows, the flanking ranges have timber framed casements and french windows.

The house retains the original ground plan in the front part, the main rooms retaining the inter-connecting doorways (now blocked) and the service corridor to rear, as described in Fentons Tours in Wales 1804 - 1813. The 'old house' to rear has been replaced by modern additions constructed in the restoration of the building in late C20 and early C21.