A large detached public house located in Glynneath in the county borough of Neath Port Talbot. One of the oldest pubs in the Neath valley and dating back over 200 years.
Badly damaged by fire in 2007 but now restored to its former glory and now has a large 'U' shaped bar.
Has five en suite bedrooms.
Close to the local attraction of Dan yr Ogof caves.
The inn dates from the 18th century and located in the Vale of Neath. At one time a farmhouse and nearby is the Angel Falls which can be accessed from the pub’s car park.
Interior consists of stone fireplace and beamed ceiling. Various photographs of area and of the pub can be found on the walls.
Neath RUF during the 1920s changed at the pub and then proceeded to walk across the fairground to the ground. According to Dai Davies ‘they had shower baths and showers, everything was there for us’
Located just outside Neath. The Highlander does not look appealing from the outside but friendly inside. Long narrow bar which serve mainly local residents.
Traditional locals pub with copper topped tables. Beer glasses hanging from bar. Ceiling with wooden beams and shelving around room holding various beer bottles and jugs.
Located just outside Neath. The Highlander does not look appealing from the outside but friendly inside. Long narrow bar which serve mainly local residents. 
