Llyndir Hall Hotel

Llyndir Hall Hotel is a two-storey building constructed of brick, with the main elevations stuccoed and the original rear service wing in painted brick. It has a cross planform with service accommodation located at the rear. The first and second storeys are separated by a carved stone quatrefoil band. The slate roof features deep eaves.

The principal elevation faces east and includes a large square-headed five-light mullioned and transomed window on the ground floor. Above this, on the second storey, is a two-light shallow-arched Gothick window situated above an open entrance loggia that has three bays, each with similar shallow arches. These arches are supported by cast-iron columns with quatrefoil sections on square bases. The ceiling of the entrance loggia is designed with flat groin-vault ribs.

On the northern elevation, there is a four-light mullioned and transomed window on the ground floor and a two-light twin lancet window in a shallow arched Gothick opening on the first floor. The service wing to the right features later windows. The southern elevation boasts a large projecting bay window with five lights on the ground floor, topped with a quatrefoil frieze that transitions into a parapet. There is also a new single-storey dining room extension added to the service wing on this elevation.

Access to the building is through a stone-flagged loggia that leads to a doorway with a Gothick fan-light. This opens into an entrance hall featuring a two-bay, shallow vaulted plaster ceiling with a quadripartite design, adorned with rose bosses, winged heads, and oak leaves at the rib terminations. The original wooden staircase showcases elongated quatrefoil and trefoil details, and the plaster frieze along the stairway reflects the external quatrefoil band. Most of the original doors remain, also featuring elongated quatrefoil designs in five panels. The hall connects to a lounge on the east, reception on the north, bar on the south, and dining room on the west. The bar has a plaster cornice designed in the Gothick style, while the lounge features a modified acanthus cornice set in a trefoil arcade. The reception area has a later internal partition to create an office, and the lounge includes a late 19th-century carved wooden fire surround.