Foelas Arms Hotel

The building is built in local rubble stone with a slate roof. The ground floor at the front has been hung with slate, and has a hipped pent roof. The front single-pile block is of 3 bays, 3 storeys, symmetrical to the Holyhead Road and with a central entrance set in a shallow porch approached by a flight of 6 steps. Canted late C19 bay window on the left side; a 12-pane sash window in the right bay. The first floor has 16-pane sashes and 4 over 8-paned sash windows to the second floor. Stacks on the rear wall of the front range. At the rear, along the Nebo Road, the building is extended by a further 3 bays up the hill forming a symmetrical elevation at right angles. Gabled entrance porch and 12-paned sashes with deep stone lintels outlined by a flush label course. Gable end stack.

The interior dates from a refurbishment of the mid C19 and later. Chair rail, dado and simple cornice in the front corner room.