St Pierre Country House Hotel

The Delta Hotels by Marriott St Pierre Hotel & Country Club is a grand country house resort set within a 14th-century manor house near Chepstow, on the southern edge of the Wye Valley. Surrounded by 400 acres of picturesque parkland with its own lake, it combines championship golf, a leisure club and relaxed dining in one of the most striking settings in South Wales.

A historic manor resort near Chepstow

St Pierre wears its history well. The original manor dates back to the 14th century, and the estate around it has matured into rolling parkland dotted with mature trees and a tranquil lake. Inside, the hotel offers comfortable, contemporary rooms and suites, with everything geared towards an easy, restful stay whether you are here to play golf, unwind in the leisure club or simply enjoy the grounds.

Golf, leisure and dining

Golf is at the heart of the resort, with championship parkland golf set across the estate — a real draw for keen players and golf breaks. Away from the fairways there is a leisure club for guests, and a choice of dining and bar options on site, so there is no need to head out unless you want to. It all adds up to a self-contained base where you can fill a day without leaving the grounds.

At a glance

• Grand country house resort near Chepstow
• 14th-century manor in 400 acres of parkland with a lake
• Championship golf and a leisure club
• On-site dining and bars
• On the southern edge of the Wye Valley, South Wales

Where it is

Chepstow is the southern gateway to the Wye Valley, famous for its dramatic clifftop castle, its racecourse and as the starting point of the Offa’s Dyke Path. The resort’s parkland setting puts you within minutes of the town yet feels a world away. You can browse more places to stay across the area on our Wye Valley accommodation page.

Things to do nearby

The Wye Valley is one of Britain’s most beautiful river landscapes, and there is plenty to fill a few days. Chepstow Castle, the oldest surviving stone fortification in the country, sits above the river in the town. A short drive upstream brings you to the romantic ruins of Tintern Abbey, immortalised by Wordsworth, and to the Devil’s Pulpit viewpoint high above it. Walkers are spoilt for choice along the Wye Valley and Offa’s Dyke trails, while Chepstow Racecourse and the historic city of Newport are close by for a change of pace.

Who it suits

With its golf, leisure facilities and parkland setting, St Pierre suits golfers and golf groups, couples after a comfortable country-house break, and families looking for space to roam. Its position right by Chepstow and the M48 also makes it an easy and welcoming first or last stop for anyone touring South Wales and the Wye Valley.

Good to know

St Pierre’s location right beside the M48 makes it one of the easiest bases to reach in South Wales, ideal as a first or last stop on a wider tour as well as for a dedicated golf break. With dining, golf and the leisure club all on site, you can settle in and let the days unfold at your own pace, venturing out to Chepstow, Tintern Abbey and the wider Wye Valley whenever you wish. Larger parties and golf groups are well catered for, so it is worth booking ahead for popular dates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there golf? Yes — championship parkland golf is at the heart of the resort.

Are there leisure facilities? Yes, the resort has a leisure club for guests.

How old is the building? The resort is built around a 14th-century manor house.

Where is it? In 400 acres of parkland near Chepstow, at the gateway to the Wye Valley.

What is nearby? Chepstow Castle, Tintern Abbey and the Offa’s Dyke Path.

St Pierre is a relaxed, well-equipped base for a golf break or a Wye Valley getaway. Check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.