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A good balance
We have just got back after a well earned rest and I have to say that apart from not being informed at the time of booking that there was a dress code to dine in the orangery restaurant which was soon sorted out, we have had a lovely time. I think it is quite hard to get a balance between eficiency and comfort but they seem to have managed that very well. Facilities are above average for the money from my experience and staff were helpful and friendly. Our room was on the lake and was really peaceful. We found it spacious and comfortable apart from the overpowering heat from the radiators. Not sure I'd want to be there in the middle of summer with no aircon and needing the windows open? I'm pretty sure the mosquitos would have a field day! But all in all I'd recomend a stay here and would certainly return for an out of season short break without hesitation. Well done Marriott!
Superb hotel, very scenic grounds, room was bright, airy, large - if a little warm, with a great view out over the golf course. The check in staff were some of the most friendly I've ever come across, and the old part of the building is very grand. We ate in the Zest bar, which was relly busy, but we had a delicious meal without waiting an unreasonable amount of time. It's also a nice, modern setting. The gym was great, airy and cool, modern equipment, and the pool was fantastic - sure it would have been even nicer in the summer with the sun shining! Breakfast was good, wide choice on the buffet, all tasty, but slightly marred by filthy tablecloths. All in all, a brilliant hotel!
Marriott St Pierre Hotel, Chepstow - Excellent!
My wife and I stayed at this hotel over the weekend of the 27-29 January 2006. I found all the staff to be friendly, courteous and efficient.
It has excellent golf & fitness facilities. I made use of the gym & swimming pool. It was a former stately home and has decoration to match.
We were attending an organised function so our evening meal had been pre-arranged. The standard of food & service was excellent. Breakfast is a leisurely affair served in the Orangery Restaurant which overlooks part of the golf course. Decorated to a high standard.
The buffet style breakfast was exceptional with a vast selection of hot & cold dishes plus the option to order from the kitchen too. Breakfast was served from 6.30am until 11am. We ventured into the restaurant at about 8am which was very quiet at that time. However, the majority of guests appeared to all want to breakfast at 9.15am which caused a queue to form. Tables are cleared & re-set very efficiently.
There was full room service option(not tested)available but, as in all hotels, avoid using the mini-bar in the room. As well as being expensive, it appears to have a sophisticated sensor system which accounts for the movement of any item not just removal & consumption.
I would be happy to stay there again.
Great setting...... poor service
Lovely setting with open countryside and golf courses around the hotel. Old part of hotel is full of character with good facilities. Visit spoilt by incompetant staff who had ignored pre arranged requests regarding accomodation and arrangements needed for my son who is disabled. A working fridge was needed to store vital medication and this was not provided. Instead we were offered ice packs from the hotel kitchen which had to suffice. After checking in we queried the lack of a working fridge with reception staff who initially agreed to move us to a different room and then withdrew the offer as we had the last 'non suite' room large enough to accomodate a 3rd bed. In the meantime they re allocated our room (with all our possessions in it) to someone else who we met as they were coming out of our room.
We ate our evening meal in the Zest retaurant where the food was good and setting very nice. Experience of the Zest was spoilt the next day when they tried to charge us for 2 extra meals that we had no knowledge of.
Hotel seems to be run mainly by trainee staff.
Best View of the Lake
I just wish i get to stay there more often as they get book up very very quick. So my advice is to book early and fast. A lovely golf course and Plenty to do and you will never get fed up with the Hotel.
Brilliant Stay
From the moment you turn into the drive flanked by mature trees and 2 magnificent golf courses you know you in for a treat here. The hotel is class, but this is made all the more magnificent by the friendly smiling staff that serve you with all your wants and needs.
The hotel has all the quality and facilities of a modern hotel but with all the charm of the old hotel. Food is of the highest quality, with seating inside and out in 2 bars to meet you needs. Drinks are a little expensive at �6.50 for 2 pints of Stella but you soon forget that when you see the quality of the hotel. Rooms are adequate, nothing special but clean and well maintained. Don't use the Mini bar �2.20 for a can of coke is such a rip off but you have a choice in these matters so be warned.
Your stay will be enhanced by the great staff who are polite, friendly and seem happy in their work.
We plan to make this our annual trip for our anniversary, as it holds such special memories. Try it you'll not be disappointed.
Dave and Stell
Wedding reception enhanced by the friendly staff
We have visited the hotel on numerous occasions to use the gym and spar facilities. We liked it so much that we held our Wedding reception there last year. It was a marvellous day greatly assisted by the fact that the staff were so eager to help make it a really special experience. The grounds of the hotel consist of two golf courses which make it quite an idyllic setting. We stayed in the honeymoon suite (The Worsley Suite) which is split level with a double king sized bed up a spiral staircase. The morning after our reception we had breakfast on the patio area in front of the lake. All our friends and family say they thought it was lovely as well. The courtyard rooms at the front of the hotel are good for less mobile guests, as they are in a nice setting and close to the main hotel. Overall a lovely experience, just on an occasion when you want everything to go according to plan.
Excellent weekend break
I've been there a couple of times for weekend breaks and have really enjoyed it both times. The food is excellent, and the rooms (we've had suites and standard rooms) have always been of a very high standard. There are two things that really make St Pierre for me - the building and the service - both are wonderful. Excellent place to go, love it.
Good, but not great
Stayed at the Marriott St. Pierre in early April 2005 for a 3 night break. The overall experience was good without being outstanding.
On arrival we were offered a room upgrade from a standard to a king room in the Lakeside Lodge. However when we arrived at the room we were a little disappointed. Whilst there was nothing majorly wrong it didn't really feel like anything but a very average room. The best way to describe it was a cross between Butlins and an old people's home. It was just a bit tired and chintzy. After going back to reception I was shown one of their basic standard rooms which, despite not having the extras like an in-room DVD, just felt a little better.
Ate at the Orangery restaurant for 3 nights on a DBB package and must say the food was exceptional every night. Couldn't fault breakfast either. One tip, ask for your dinner table to be in the old part of the Orangery resytaurant - a lovely traditional room with an old library-esque feel. Otherwise you end up in the modern extended bit which is pretty soulless.
For golfers there are 2 decent courses and good practice facilites. I only played 9 holes on the shorter Mathern course but at �9 for 9 holes it really was great value and a nice course.
Spa and gym facilities are good as are the beauty treatments - the one hour relaxing massage did the trick.
My only other criticism is that the hotel bar which doubles as the golf club bar really has no atmosphere and feels like a bar in any old local sports club. However a new restaurant was being built whilst we were there which might provide options.
Overall then this is a decent option for a weekend break but dont expect the height of luxury. The old manor house buildings are fantastic it's just a shame that the newer buildings seem to have been thrown up without little design or thought, making them look a bit shabby.
As 4 star hotels go, I've stayed in much better and to be honest a rating of 3 * would probably be more representative. Probably wont go back but certainly don't regret having been.
Marriott St. Pierre
A beautiful old mannor house converted to a luxury resort hotel. Be sure to ask to stay in one of the "cottages" which were originally the stables and carriage house.One "cottage" has been minimally adapted for wheelchair access. That room is very large, and can be made up either a double or a twin. The bathroom is accessible through a large door, but the toilet does not have assist rails. The tub side is high, and there is no bath seat, so it is pretty much inaccessible. It does have a hand held shower so you can at least rinse off a bit. The outside room door does not have a flat door threshold (it has about a 2 inch lip,) but our power wheelchair climbed over it. The room is not appropriate for a disabled person traveling alone, but it is fine for someone traveling with an able bodied companion. The main building is fully accessible through the use of portable ramps. They have an unfortunate habit of parking their electric cart over the only accessible section of the cobblestoned walk outside the front door of the main building, but they'll move it promptly if you ask them.On the whole, the beautiful setting and other amenities compensate for the inconveniences. I give it an overall rating of 3 Wheelchairs (out of a possible 5.)One other note... We happened to stay here during the hottest summer in living memory, and the rooms are NOT air conditioned. But open windows gave us good cross ventilation, and it was tolerable.
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... world? Big question, if not a long one! But a good question nonetheless. Why not?! I have nothing to run away from so that bit was easy to answer. But escape....now there's a thought :-) I predict that, although I will enjoy this experience, I will understand and begin to appreciate the brilliance and freedom we experience in the UK compared to other countries even though we take it for ...
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... br> Jen and Matt flew in from Den Hague to spend Easter with us and we enjoyed their company as we explored the Cotswold landscape. We are trying to determine which is actually the prettiest village in England.
My guide said it is Castle Combe, the little village where the movies Dr Doolittle and War Horse were filmed. The Readers Digest suggested it is Bourton-on-the-water -" the Venice of the Cotswolds". ...
Easter Extravaganza
... obvious that it was more of industrial/ shipping town. Dover was a strange town with not much to it. We walked around a little bit and explored. Then we headed to the cliffs. They were absolutely beautiful! It was such a fun day. We didn't tour Dover Castle which is kind of a bummer, but we just didn't have time. But it was cool from the outside! Anyways, it was great weekend. Only one more month left, woah..
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Driving from Winchcombe to Chepstow
Drove to Chepstow through the forest of Dean - 10 min to drive through - just past where we started out SCR walk.
Stopped to pee in Monmouth - parked the car successfully did some shopping bought some film, and bought the badger. Drove another 10 min to Tintern. Nice conversation with bartender - crushing apple mill. 7 to get into the abbey. Stopped and did videos in Tintern Abbey and ...
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... Soon we were struggling through a sheeting downpour. A few minutes later we emerged into sunlight, then more rain, then sunlight again.
By the time we drew into Chepstow the sun seemed to have vanquished the clouds and staked a claim to the sky. The tourist office found us accommodation in a very attractive hotel, Afon Gwye, on the banks of the River Wye. We were the only guests and were able to select a room with a bath which overlooked both the river ...


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Posted July 14, 2012 at 2:40PM
Good Afternoon [ !!! ],
I asked about what I thought was something easy, but after googling various things I am, now, more confused than ever! So I have revised what I want to do, and have realized – or think I have – that the simplest way would be to enter a number, right at the start of the file. And I must emphasize that – it will always be a number. This number will then be used to create a new sub-directory/sub-folder, which will then be written to. So what I want is something like:
Echo "What is number you wish to use": Input %number% MD "G:\Mine\Backup\%number% [ or should this be %%number%%? ] ECHO OFF Xcopy "C:\bank data" "G:\Mine\Backup\%number%\bank data" and then I would use various parameters like '/s /e /c /h /y /v' which I think will cover [ or more probably, more than cover ] all the options I will ever need, but I am going for the fullest amount so that once done, everything is covered and all bases are as well. As well as doing this folder and get it running properly, I will [ later ] be able to add other folders, and be able to save them where and when I want.
It is just getting the start correct that is proving really annoying, so if someone can tell me what to write I would be a very grateful pensioner.
Many thanks in anticipation.
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Posted July 20, 2012 at 1:53PM
Those are very interesting links you've provided. I knew about Powershell but hadn't really looked into it but it looks like it is the way to go.
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Posted July 20, 2012 at 2:49PM
Good afternoon, Again!!
May be it's my age, may be it's not, but having got some of this batch file working at last, THE most important point doesn't. Again I am throwing myself open to comments of 'What an idiot!!' Below I list the [ small ] part of the file I am testing at the moment. It makes the folder I want, and then copies the Lacie folders and sub-folders! BUT NOT any of the files!! I can not see where I am going wrong, can someone please help?
@ECHO OFF echo %date% SET foldermonth=%date:~6,4%-%date:~3,2% echo %foldermonth% set folder=W:\RONBackup\C\%foldermonth% echo W:\RONBackup\C\%foldermonth% REM if not exist W:\RONBackup\C\%foldermonth% md %folder% echo starting Copy XCOPY /M /D /S /E /V /C /Q /G /H /J "C:\LaCie*.*" "%folder%" ECHO Elvis HAAS left the building!!!
After all I do say to copy 'C:\LaCie*.*'. I mean 13 folders and sub-folders are created/copied some of which ARE empty, but there over 80 files in total. And NOT ONE is copied!! Has anyone any idea, please??
Many thanks in anticipation
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Posted July 20, 2012 at 2:52PM
Whoops!! What happened?? Not a clue, but here is batch file as used:-
@ECHO OFF echo %date% SET foldermonth=%date:~6,4%-%date:~3,2% echo %foldermonth% set folder=W:\RONBackup\C\%foldermonth% echo W:\RONBackup\C\%foldermonth% if not exist W:\RONBackup\C\%foldermonth% md %folder% echo starting Copy XCOPY /M /D /S /E /V /C /Q /G /H /J "C:\LaCie*.*" "%folder%" ECHO Elvis HAAS left the building!!!
Sorry about that, I should have noticed!!
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Posted July 20, 2012 at 2:57PM
OK, OK I do not know what is happening!! I have tried - AGAIN - to show what the file looks like, and at the moment, it looks correct. But it did for the last one, so I can only assume that the forum is changing things around!! Her's hoping this time I have got it right!!!
@ECHO OFF echo %date% SET foldermonth=%date:~6,4%-%date:~3,2% echo %foldermonth% set folder=W:\RONBackup\C\%foldermonth% echo W:\RONBackup\C\%foldermonth% if not exist W:\RONBackup\C\%foldermonth% md %folder% echo starting Copy XCOPY /M /D /S /E /V /C /Q /G /H /J "C:\LaCie*.*" "%folder%" ECHO Elvis HAAS left the building!!
Many thanks for taking the trouble if you read this far!!
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Posted July 20, 2012 at 3:07PM
Well it has done it again. What I am going to do now is to write ' REM NEW LINE' at the END of every one of my lines. At least you will be able to see where each line starts/finishes!! [ Well known hope or phrase!!!! ]
@ECHO OFF REM NEW LINE - echo %date% REM NEW LINE - SET foldermonth=%date:~6,4%-%date:~3,2% REM NEW LINE - echo %foldermonth% REM NEW LINE - set folder=W:\RONBackup\C\%foldermonth% REM NEW LINE - echo W:\RONBackup\C\%foldermonth% REM NEW LINE - if not exist W:\RONBackup\C\%foldermonth% md %folder% REM NEW LINE - echo starting Copy REM NEW LINE - XCOPY /M /D /S /E /V /C /Q /G /H /J "C:\LaCie*.*" "%folder%" REM NEW LINE - ECHO Elvis HAAS left the building!!! REM NEW LINE -
Right then!! For the third time of asking!! If this doesn't work, I give up!!
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Posted July 20, 2012 at 3:27PM
OK, it now looks like I have a serious problem, with Windows. I have Windows 7 64Bit Home Premium and I tried something really simple :-
XCOPY "C:\LaCie*.*" "W:\RonBackup\C\2012-07"
to see what/which files would be copied. None were!!! So I am now totally flummoxed. Any ideas as to how I can over come this would be especially welcome!!
Many, many thanks in anticipation of any help!!
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Posted July 20, 2012 at 7:51PM
Okay, it's the forum that is messing with the code as you type it in. Since you don't have any spaces in the names now you don't need to use the double quotes. The simplified line should be:
XCOPY C:\LaCie\*.* W:\RonBackup\C\2012-07
Note that to get the backslash imediately after LaCie to display in the forum I have had to resort to entering html code for the backslash and the asterisks while keeping a check on the preview box just below the typing-in area every step of the way.
If that's exactly what you already have then I don't know what's happening. You have created the folders to match the new names haven't you?
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Posted July 20, 2012 at 8:39PM
Put ECHO ON so you see it doing it in Cmd window and Add a last line
so it stops on screen and you can study where it doesn't do what you want.
If you want text to start a new line on pca post you have to
a blank line
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Posted July 21, 2012 at 11:26AM
Eric10 and lotvic,
First of all many thanks to both of you.
Obviously I am fated never to get this working. First of all, Eric10, I just pasted your xcopy into a 'Command Prompt' window. I pressed enter and, almost instantaneously, '0 files copied' appeared! Then I entered 'echo on' as you suugested,lotvic, and.......'0 files copied' appeared!!
What is going on - or rather NOT going on, wiyhin my stupid computer I do not know. It is looking like I will have to give up on this, which will really annoy me as I have written many '.bat' previously - granted many years ago - but I have never had such a problem!!
It may well be that I am doing something wrong, but then again I do not think so. Perhaps being a brain dead pensioner I should be considered an arrogant brain dead pensioner!! I don't know, but I do know that I will give up on this shortly if it doesn't start working.
So many, many thanks to you both for all your help. I would love to be able to say that your suggestions have worked, but, I am afraid, they haven't and - as I say above - I do not believe any of it is down to either of you. It is either something I have - or not have - done OR - which I consider the more likely, my computer. I know for instance that there are some problems with it, but I have treid to repair these using th original installation disk and it stated that there were no problems. So I guess I am just going to have to live with this stupidity.
Many thanks for all your help and assisstance.
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I've just created a LaCie folder in the root of my C: drive and put 4 test files into it.
I then copied the XCOPY line from my post of Yesterday at 7:51PM. The only change I made is to make the destination drive D: rather than W: because I don't have a W: drive. I pressed Enter and was asked: "Does D:\RonBackup\C\2012-07 specifys a file name or directory name on the target (F = file, D = directory)" to which I answered D. This was because I hadn't already created the target folders. The output in the DOS box showed 4 files copied and listed them.
Upon inspecting D:\RonBackup\C\2012-07 using Explorer all 4 files were there.
I then re-ran the line once more (again changing W: to D:) and this time it asked permission to overwrite each file which I allowed.
So I'm afraid that I don't know what you are doing wrong. If you have copied and pasted some of the earlier listings then you could have had some errors due to the way the forum has been handling them but the one mentioned above tests out ok.
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The St. Louis-based 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday upheld a lower court's ruling to throw out Michael Dodd's lawsuit against Missouri Highway Patrol Trooper Steven Jones and Lawrence County sheriff's deputy Mike Thorn, affirming that it lacked merit.
By witness accounts, according to the 8th Circuit's ruling, Dodd "had way more than enough to drink" and "was pretty drunk" when he fell off a bar stool at the Route 66 Tavern in southwestern Missouri's Lawrence County early Dec. 29, 2002, just moments before the bar's workers tossed him out for breaking a beer mug.
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Jones and Thorn responded within minutes, parking with their headlights on and emergency lights flashing. Fearing that Dodd may have a spinal injury, they kept him there as Jones tried to read Dodd's blood-alcohol content on a portable breath-testing device.
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Jones and Thorn, with weapons drawn, ordered the motorist to stop, but the driver shifted his truck into reverse and ran over Dodd again, stopping only when Jones rapped on the driver's-side window, the 8th Circuit found.
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Before Dodd was rushed to the hospital, Jones again tried to assess Dodd's blood-alcohol level and pressed the device close to the unresponsive man's lips. Testing Dodd's normal exhalation, Jones said he got "plenty of air to get a reading" well above .08 - the state's legal limit of drunkenness - and placed Dodd under arrest for driving while intoxicated.
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