Surviving section of the medieval town wall of Chepstow, Monmouthshire, Wales. A nearby plaque reads: "The wall that defended the mediaval town of Chepstow has been called the Portwall for many years. It was apparently planned and built as a whole by order of Roger Bigod, fifth Earl of Norfolk, during the period 1272-1278. About two-thirds of the original length of 1123 metres still survives. . . . The wall now appears smaller as the ground level has risen by about 2m, there was also a defensive ditch in front of the wall."

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Mercure Newport Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Clean and comfortable hotel very conveniently located in the city centre."

Delta Hotels by Marriott St. Pierre Country Club

10/10 Excellent

"Breakfast hot buffet items were cold or undercooked. Dinner fish and chips were over cooked and was served with mushy peas when the menu said crushed peas. Staff all very friendly and helpful. Beautiful location and grounds. Lovely pool and spa. "

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