Park Place Hotel

Large hotel on a prominent acute-angled corner site consisting of 2 adjoining ranges, roughly forming a 'T', with fronts to Mwrog Street and Borthyn. Three-storey 3-window fronts, the windows not quite equally spaced, with central entrances. Constructed of red brick under slate roofs with wide boarded eaves; brick end stacks to Mwrog Street front with grouped diagonally-set shafts, renewed or altered in the 1930s. West gable end is of random stone, the stack external. The front to Borthyn has roof with lower ridge height, hipped to L end; 4th bay to R, slightly set back. The windows to ground and 1st floors are 16-pane hornless sashes under wedge lintels; 2nd floor windows are 8-pane sashes immediately under the eaves. Front to Mwrog Street has wide Tuscan architrave to entrance, with a panelled door flanked by small-pane sidelights. Window to lower L has lost its glazing bars. To R, Borthyn Street range projects at an angle; its S end is 1-window, that to 1st floor blind. Borthyn Street front has plain wooden doorcase with panelled door flanked by small-pane sidelights. Adjoining the R end is a 1-window stone wing of one-and-a-half storeys, under a slate roof with stone end stack. The windows are blocked, with stone to upper storey, and brick below, the latter originally a doorway.

Courtyard to rear: Rear elevation is constructed of stone, the openings with segmental heads of stone voussoirs; mainly C20 2- or 3-light wooden casements; fire-escape doorways to centre; small lean-tos to ground floor. Rear of stone wing has boarded door to R and 2-light casement window to L, and another aligned above, also with heads of stone voussoirs.

Interior not seen.