Rooms were clean & spacious, although the blast of hot air during the first night made it a little uncomfortable. Once rectified the second nights sleep was a lot better. Swimming pool was a good size along with the jacuzzi. Food at the hotel I thought was below standard, breakfast apart(which was very good). Same limited choices both nights, no burger or red meat option & no cheeseboard!! First night I had Fish & Chips - fish was quite tasty but the batter was very tough & thick. Second night Pork & Leek sausages served in what seemed like a cereal bowl, 2 sausages & a small serving of mash, not great! Drinks at the hotel were also very overpriced £7.25 for a pint of lager, I pay less in London!!
Found just across the River Severn, Delta Hotels by Marriott St. Pierre Country Club is nestled among the enchanting Welsh countryside, where the stunning recently refurbished hotel looks out over two epic parkland golf courses. The two courses, the Old and the Mathern, are both great layouts that can be enjoyed by golfers of any handicap. That said, the Old Course steals the show, one of the best parkland layouts in Wales and host to the 1996 Solheim Cup.
Delta Hotels by Marriott St. Pierre Country Club is located just across the Welsh border, only 25 minutes from Newport and 40 minutes from Cardiff, making it incredibly accessible from most of the UK and Ireland. The hotel itself is housed in a striking 14th Century manor home, boasting facilities on the inside that are as exquisite as the exterior. The hotel is the picture of 4-star luxury, with extensive spa facilities and multiple top-notch dining options.