This Grade II listed building was converted into an inn in the late 19th century and contains many of its original features of which the highlight is a pair of old settles facing one another besides a fireplace range (gas fire). There is a slate floored public bar and adjoining rooms which include a restaurant and a pool table. For coast bound traffic this is the last pub before beginning the ascent over the Cambrian mountains. Real cider in seen on the bar in the summer.