Park Place Hotel

The Park Place Hotel is a large hotel located on a prominent acute-angled corner site, consisting of two adjoining ranges that roughly form a 'T', with facades facing Mwrog Street and Borthyn. The building is three stories tall with three-window fronts that are not quite equally spaced, featuring central entrances. It is constructed of red brick under slate roofs with wide boarded eaves. The brick end stacks on the Mwrog Street front have grouped diagonally-set shafts, which were renewed or altered in the 1930s. The west gable end is made of random stone, with an external stack.

The Borthyn Street front has a roof with a lower ridge height, hipped at the left end, and the fourth bay on the right is slightly set back. The ground and first-floor windows are 16-pane hornless sashes set under wedge lintels, while the second-floor windows are 8-pane sashes located just under the eaves. The Mwrog Street front features a wide Tuscan architrave at the entrance, with a panelled door flanked by small-pane sidelights. One window on the lower left has lost its glazing bars. To the right, the Borthyn Street range projects at an angle, with its southern end having a one-window facade, and the first-floor window being blind. The Borthyn Street front has a plain wooden doorcase with a panelled door and small-pane sidelights.

Adjoining the right end is a one-window stone wing that is one-and-a-half stories tall, under a slate roof with a stone end stack. The windows of this wing are blocked, with stone on the upper storey and brick below, where there was originally a doorway.

At the rear, there is a courtyard, and the rear elevation is made of stone, featuring openings with segmental heads of stone voussoirs. The rear mainly has 20th-century two- or three-light wooden casements, with fire-escape doorways at the center and small lean-tos on the ground floor. The rear of the stone wing has a boarded door to the right and a two-light casement window to the left, with another aligned above, both also having stone voussoir heads.

The interior has not been seen.