Town centre
The Corbett Arms Hotel
The Tredegar Arms
The Whitehall Hotel
Sometimes holds discos and karaoke nights in the back room
Tywyn's 3 pubs are all within a hundred yards or so of each other at the east end of town. "The White" and "The Tred", as they are known locally, tend to be the busiest, with locals often moving between the two over the course of an evening. Those out on a session will often start with a couple of pints each in 2 or even all 3 of the pubs in nearby Aberdyfi before getting a taxi or train back to Tywyn in time for a couple more pints before closing time.
Local area
The Railway Inn
Popular, traditional pub. Real ales, good food, occasional singalongs around the piano in the lounge bar.
There are 3 pubs in Aberdyfi, four miles to the south on the main coast road or one stop to the south on the mainline railway.
Peniarth Arms
Recent refurbishments have proved controversial with locals who feel that the pub has lost some of its "traditional" feel. Large dining area, but still worth reserving in peak season if you want a table for dinner. Wifi connection via BT Openzone.
The Garthangharad
Traditional village pub in a lovely old stone building.
Riverside Hotel
A 16th century coaching inn, in the centre of the pretty village of Pennal.
All public buildings in Wales, including pubs, are now non-smoking.