Miskin Manor has a long history dating back to the 10th century. It was rebuilt in the 19th century along its present lines, during the war it was a hospital and after that converted into flats. In 1986 it became a hotel and was bought by Colin & Leah Rosenberg in 1997. It has now been transformed into one of the leading venues of South Wales, popular equally with business travellers, leisure and wedding guests and conference planners. It sits in its own 22-acre parkland just three miles from the M4 amongst spectacular gardens. Inside it is baronial with moulded ceilings, oak panelling and chandeliers yet the attitude is friendly and inviting.

Bedrooms are spacious and include suites and four-posters for that special occasion, many overlooking the gardens, which were outright winners of Wales in Bloom 2011. 

There are three dining rooms serving AA award winning cuisine, locally sourced if possible, including Brecon venison and Welsh black beef.

The recently expanded Health Club has an indoor pool and gymnasium and offers many kinds of treatment, therapy and exercise classes.

Outright winners of "Wales in Bloom" 2011 

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