"The Dyfi" (as it is more affectionally known to the locals), was built in the early 1860's as a pub and railway hotel to service Cemmaes Road station. Sadly the station closed in the 1960's but the main Cambrian line still passes by across the road. The great age of Victorian steam travel may have passed, but the Dyfi still evokes all the charm and character of this bygone era. The Grade II listed property still features many original fixtures and fittings, as well as having undergone a loving and sympathetic recent renovation. We are featured in the CAMRA Inventory of Unspoilt Pub Interiors as well as "Britain's Best Real Heritage Pubs" and the 2024 CAMRA Good Beer Guide.