Lindens Hotel

Lindens Hotel is a three-storey building with a triangular plan and a curved, recessed corner bay. The exterior features rough cast render with painted stucco dressings and a parapet. The elevation facing Church Walks has five bays. On the second and first floors, there are five small pane sash windows, mostly with marginal bars. The ground floor, from left to right, has the first two bays with a single large rectangular bay window, two sashes at the front, and a sash on each side; a very narrow window in the centre; the fourth bay features a round-headed doorway with pilasters, a cornice, and a keystone; and the fifth bay has a rectangular bay window similar to the first two. The corner bay on the left has a sash window three panes wide with margin lights on the second and first floors, and a sash window without glazing bars and with horns on the ground floor. The elevation on Tudno Street consists of six bays; on the second and first floors, there are sash windows three panes wide with margin lights. On the ground floor, from left to right, there is a sash window like those on the upper floors, a round-headed two-light casement with a stuccoed archivolt, a sash window three panes wide with margin lights, and in the fifth and sixth bays, a rectangular storeyed bay window that descends to the basement, featuring pilasters and sash lights without glazing bars.