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COUNCIL TO PRESS AHEAD FOR LISTED BUILDING PERMISSION TO DEMOLISH CHERISHED BUT 'DANGEROUS' HOTEL
Caernarfon and Denbeigh Herald
|May 21, 2025
AN APPLICATION for permission to demolish a Grade II-listed hotel is set to be submitted within days.
Cyngor Gwynedd said it has “no choice” but to try and secure formal listed building consent amid serious concerns of the safety of the Corbett Arms Hotel in Tywyn.
The hotel once welcomed guests including the former Beatle John Lennon, but the site is now in a state of disrepair. The council said the decision came after “careful consideration of detailed expert advice” over the structural condition of the building.
It comes despite a late campaign aimed at halting the demolition of the hotel. The council said that unless there is another collapse or evidence that the condition of the building is deteriorating to a greater extent, they would not carry out demolition work until listed building consent has been approved by Welsh Government ministers.
They added that as part of the application, interested parties would be able to have their say on the plans.
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