This large Victorian hotel serves as the tap for the Heart of Wales Brewery. The Bells Bar features a large fireplace and an eclectic mix of furniture. The bells, formerly used to summon servants, remain on one wall, along with the winners' boards from some of the town's unusual competitions. The lounge bar is a little more formal. The hotel takes part in the town's annual events, including a major beer festival over two weekends in November. Good range of Real Ciders.
A September 2022 report says that brewing at Heart of Wales Brewery is suspended, but guest ales are still available.
One star - A pub interior of special national historic interest
Listed status: Not listed
The Bell Bar, with its own entrance on the left side of the building was originally the hotel kitchen and is virtually unchanged since being created in 1950. The name derives from the 18 service bells on the walls - the second best display of high Victorian service bells in a UK pub/hotel (the Royal Castle Hotel, Dartmouth has 43). The small room has a black and red quarry-tiled floor, solid bar counter, bar back shelves and a large stone fireplace.
On the wall you will see details of the winners of some of the large array of events held in the town, including the Man Versus Horse Marathon on the second weekend in June; and the World Bog Snorkelling Championships in August.
Beyond the bar, a quarry-tiled pool room, formerly an extension to contain the new kitchen, retains its range fireplace and has the pub game of quoits. The part- Georgian, part-early Victorian three-storey hotel has a lounge bar with a velour padded bar front, bar back shelves and stone fireplace which all look very late 1960s. The hotel also has a residents' lounge, restaurant and 21 bedrooms, plus its own brewery at the rear.
The Bell Bar, with its own entrance on the left side of the building, created in c.1950, was originally the hotel kitchen and is virtually unchanged since. It is so named as on the walls are 18 service bells - the second best display of high Victorian service bells in a UK pub/hotel (the Royal Castle Hotel, Dartmouth has 43). The small room has a black and red quarry-tiled floor, solid bar counter, bar back shelves and a large stone fireplace.
On the wall you will see details of the winners of some of the large array of events that are held in the town, including the Man Versus Horse Marathon on the 2nd.weekend in June; and the World Bog Snorkelling Championships in August.
Beyond the bar is a quarry-tiled pool room, formerly an extension to contain the new kitchen, which still retains its range fireplace and has the pub game of quoits. The part Georgian, part early Victorian three-storey hotel has a lounge bar with a velour padded bar front, bar back shelves and stone fireplace which all look very late 1960s. There is also a residents' lounge, restaurant and 21 bedrooms, as well as its own brewery at the rear.
The Neuadd Arms Hotel is one of the three venues for the ten day Mid Wales Beer Festival in November over two weekends including the 20th., and the pub holds its own Winter Warmer beer festival on the second weekend in January.
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This Pub serves 3 changing beers and 1 regular beer.
Neuadd Arms Hotel, Llanwrtyd Wells
Changing beers typically include: Felinfoel (varies) , Purple Moose (varies)
Source: Regional
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