Miskin Manor Hotel

Travelzoo deal with 2 rooms 1 cottage room 43 was nice but room 14 in main hotel was average, most plug sockets didn't work, 3 light bulbs missing, no spoons for tea, the receptionist did offer to move us but we declined because it was only 1 night. Its a shame because the food was good and staff friendly so price was OK for what we got. Nice hotel in a nice location. Worth coming too

We booked a one night Travelzoo deal and couldn't have been more impressed! Miskin Manor is a beautiful building in glorious grounds - definitely looking a bit 'tired' in places, but this doesn't detract from the overall feel of the place and certainly didn't spoil our visit in any way. I really hope a rescue solution can be found to enable this hotel to fully re-establish itself. Our room was huge, warm and comfortable. The bathroom was a bit less appealing, but perfectly ok, and hot water was plentiful. We enjoyed having pre-dinner drinks in the relaxing lounge / drawing room and dinner itself was good. Similarly, the buffet breakfast was of a decent standard, although availability of some items was a little haphazard. We definitely intend to return to Miskin Manor, and will look out for future offers!

From the moment we arrived at this incredible country manor we were greeted by Janet the receptionist who was very friendly and helpful. We found our room clean and presented to a high standard. The evening meal in the restaurant was outstanding and the waitresses were polite, courteous and a credit to the hotel. The drinks were reasonably priced. After having a good nights sleep we went down to enjoy a really nice full Welsh breakfast. As we enjoyed our stay so much we booked a further night before leaving the hotel.

Was very disappointed with the state of the hotel! It was tired and cold. Upon arrival reception kept us waiting while she did some ‘filing’ we booked a four poster bedroom with bath. We were shown a normal room without bath. When I said it was the wrong room, they moved us to another room, with bath but no four poster bed. Went down for dinner, the dining room was cold dark and unwelcoming. There were buckets all over the hotel catching leaks. All in all a treat turned into a bit of a nightmare. Will not be returning

We stayed here on a Sunday night on a travelzoo deal , it was excellent value and this is why it was so busy. The hotel is under administration and I hope they get a new owner soon who will keep the gothic beauty of this place . The building was breathtaking and also the staff were hard working and friendly. Special mention to Janet on reception who was so helpful with everything from booking to overlooking everything else. Food was excellent and after dinner we sat in the drawing room for a few drinks . Look on travelzoo for the deal, you won’t be disappointed.

It was our Golden Wedding Anniversary, our son rang ahead to request a bottle of Prosecco for our room & our evening meal billed to him. On arrival at 14.30 we checked in and relaxed in our room with a glass of fizz or two, we went down for dinner at 18.00. Our meal, the staff and service were faultless. After our meal we purchased another bottle of Prosecco to take back to our room, 😱 shock, horror, £32.95, that ruined our evening. We had a great breakfast Sunday morning before leaving for home. Speaking to my son at home ref, the cost of Prosecco he says, "it's a lot more than that when someone else takes it to your room for you" 😡 PS. I was also charged twice and am now awaiting a refund.

On arrival we discovered the spa facilities had gone into administration and werent available. The room wS cold and dusty. Ved linen dirty. Evening meal was good but choice extremely limited. In the mornimg we went for breakfast only to be told the chef hadnt turned up and so cereL/muesli etc the only option. Offered a bottle of wine in compensation which didnt feel a satisfactory gesture.

Booked a last minute overnight stay for hubby and myself and had an absolute bargain. Once booked I read reviews which made me panic but thought I'd just go and see for myself, and make the best of whatever we found and just try and enjoy the experience.. I adore old buildings (but dislike dirt) so this was just up my street, as we pulled around the corner and spotted the building I was blown away. We went into the impressive reception to be greeted by a happy welcoming receptionist, our room wasn't quite ready so we got a drink from the bar and sat out in the glorious gardens then went to sit in the grand drawing room which was like something out of Downton Abbey, luxurious furniture, huge fire places magnificent chandlers and a very relaxed atmosphere. When our room was ready we were informed we'd been upgraded, when went up the grand staircase we were let into our room I actually cried, it was ENORMOUS, and simply stunning with views over the gardens I never imagined I'd ever stay anywhere like it. Absolutely spotless, warm and comfortable. We sank into the carpet, had a walk in wardrobe, dressing area, bathroom had Jack and Jill sinks. The shower was over the bath, yes the bath took a long time to fill but water was boiling, shower was perfectly OK, I've had far worse. Towel were white and fluffy. Before our evening meal we went exploring the grounds which were impeccably kept. Our meal in the restaurant was delicious and very reasonably priced, not a great deal of variety but something for everyone. Our four poster bed was super king size, it was on the firm side but really comfortable, had the best nights sleep in a long time. Breakfast by the side of a roaring log fire, a super friendly waitress came with the menu, we ordered traditional cooked breskfast with coffee and tea, both came served in pots, freshly filtered coffee was fab. It was help yourself to toast, pastries, cereal, yoghurt, fruit and juices. Our cooked breakfast was huge, 2 bacon, 2 sausage, 2 hash browns, 2 eggs, tomato, mushrooms, black pudding and a ramekin of beans, all excellent quality, boiling hot, fresh and delicious, I couldn't get through all of mine. I seriously can't fault anything about Miskin Manor or the wonderful attentive without being over bearing staff working there. A special shout out to Janet who was so welcoming and nothing was too much trouble. Please don't listen to people who criticise, this is an old building which will have the odd bit of dust and worn carpet, look beyond these things and appreciate what a gem of a place this is, we're already booking a few return trips one at Christmas as I want to see the Christmas decs.

We wanted to stay here due to location and reputation of the hotel. There are are few things that would have improved our stay - knowing that the leisure facilities are closed so the swimming pool advertised as available is not. We were not advised on booking that having a travel cot in the room would be an extra charge, the staff were accommodating on check-in on this. We also received a phone call after hours (9pm) from reception. Clean room and nice breakfast.