A Welsh longhouse pub situated halfway up a bank from the centre of the village. A large inglenook fireplace dominates the bar area with low oak beams creating a pleasant atmosphere. It was built in the 16th century to serve travellers and even today it purely relies on drink sales alone. There is a large function room at the far end of the pub. There is also a covered smoking area outside and a public car park about 20 yards away up the hill. The village is only four miles from the Pistyll waterfall.