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(External). Published on 04-10-2014

Cann Office Hotel, Llangadfan

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Llangadfan, SY21 0PL (View on Google Map)
(01938) 820202
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A grade II listed coaching inn which was established in the 18th century. The unusual name was probably part derived from a drinking vessel called a 'cann' and during the 18th century the inn was then used as a 'post office' namely a place for changing horses along the Banw valley. Situated on a bend in the centre of this small village the pub has retained it's original layout of four rooms and has barely changed over the last 40 years. The rooms are connected by a tiled passage. There is a central bar which serves the main bar, reception room and the passage. At the end of the passageway there is a small boarded room and beyond that a pool room. The pub has two dining rooms which can serve up to 90 people. In the summer the place comes alive with the influx of tourists on the way to the Welsh coast and in the winter months it reverts back to a traditional country local. Has recently expanded with up to four real ales in the summer with Purple Moose featuring regularly. Will drop back to two in the winter.

Historic Interest

Real Heritage pub of Wales

Information for this venue is provided by the Montgomeryshire Branch of CAMRA
Previous Names
Local Authority
Powys - Powys
Last updated
03/05/2021
Last surveyed
25/01/2020
Leasehold owner
unknown
Freehold owner
individual
Pub ID
MON/13105
Asset of Community Value

18th.century coaching inn which has retained its original layout of four rooms and is little changed in the last 50 years. Originally part of the Powis Estate and where local farm rents were paid, a further two rooms have been brought into use in recent years. A quarry tiled passage runs from the front door to the rear and has an old counter with old shelves for a bar back alongside it. The front right small cocktail bar has a c.1960 bar counter with Formica top. The main tap room on the right has another c.1960 counter and old bare benches. Opposite the servery is what looks like a small hotel reception. Originally the beer was brought from the cellar and served from a hatch to the right of the glass fronted trophy cabinet. Further down the passage is a small bare boarded room and beyond this a pool room brought into use. The front left former lounge is now a modernised dining room and has recently lost its c.1920s ceramic and tile fireplace.

18th.century coaching inn which has retained its original layout of four rooms and is little changed in the last 50 years. Originally part of the Powis Estate and where local farm rents were paid, a further two rooms have been brought into use in recent years. A quarry tiled passage runs from the front door to the rear and has an old counter with old shelves for a bar back alongside it. The front right small cocktail bar has a c.1960 bar counter with Formica top. The main tap room on the right has another c.1960 counter and old bare benches. Opposite the servery is what looks like a small hotel reception. Originally the beer was brought from the cellar and served from a hatch to the right of the glass fronted trophy cabinet. Further down the passage is a small bare boarded room and beyond this a pool room brought into use. The front left former lounge is now a modernised dining room and has recently lost its c.1920s ceramic and tile fireplace.

General information about historic pub interiors
Monday
Noon - 11:00pm
Tuesday
Noon - 11:00pm
Wednesday
Noon - 11:00pm
Thursday
Noon - 11:00pm
Friday
Noon - 11:00pm
Saturday
Noon - 11:00pm
Sunday
Noon - 11:00pm

Current beers

This Pub serves 3 changing beers and 0 regular beers.

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Changing beers typically include: Purple Moose - Cwrw Eryri/Snowdonia Ale , Purple Moose - Cwrw Glaslyn/Glaslyn Ale , Sharp's - Doom Bar

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