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Hotel in Sark
La Moinerie’s buildings are set on the site of a medieval monastery on the peaceful island of Sark. xxxThe space, cleanliness, location, friendly environment and staff.
Hotel in St Brelade
Overlooking St Ouen’s Bay and its own 10 acres of private grounds, The Atlantic Hotel offers 4-star accommodation in sophisticated surroundings. stunning location. lovely room.
Hotel in Saint Aubin
Situated in Saint Aubin, 100 metres from St Aubin’s Bay Beach, La Haule Manor features accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge. The location was perfect for me: half-way between Airport and St Helier and on a frequent bus route. Staff were friendly and helpful and helped me to have a good cooked breakfast a little earlier than the normal time. Everything was spotless, well appointed, and comfortable.
Hotel in Saint Helier Jersey
Just outside St Helier, this 14th-century manor house features a 3 AA-Rosette restaurant, an outdoor pool with al fresco dining and a casual cocktail bar. staff were excellent food was fantastic
Hotel in St Martin Guernsey
Situated in the quiet, green valley of St Martin, La Barbarie Hotel overlooks Saints Bay. With a swimming pool, restaurant and stylish rooms, there is also free parking and free Wi-Fi. the hotel was very clean and comfortable. The staff were delightful. The food in the restaurant was very good and the breakfast was freshly cooked and a good choice. The pool area was lovely too.
Hotel in St Brelade
On the sea front, overlooking an idyllic beach and set within 5 acres of award-winning gardens, this luxuriously refurbished, 19th-century Jersey hotel offers fantastic sea views, a restaurant, and a... A lovely hotel with wonderful staff and great food.
Hotel in St Brelade
L'Horizon Beach Hotel & Spa overlooks Jersey's most scenic bay, just a 5-minute drive from Jersey Airport. Guests can enjoy an indoor heated salt-water swimming pool and a spa. Location is super awesome - right on the beautiful beach. Staff, breakfast, and room/amenities were all superb.
Hotel in Saint Peters
Greenhills Country Hotel has a peaceful setting in the heart of the green lanes of St. Peter and offers an outdoor heated pool and pretty, colourful gardens. Just about everything, from the staff who went out of their way to help you. The rooms were perfectly made with clean towels and bedding everyday. The restaurant and bar staff are always ready to help, and the food was unbelievable, first class.with the menu changed each day.
Hotel in Saint Aubin
This restored 17th-century farmhouse provides peaceful guestrooms in rural Jersey. Set 1 mile from St. Aubin’s harbour, it has an outdoor pool. We loved everything, rooms, food and staff all excellent. We'll be back to stay.
Hotel in Gorey
Facing the beachfront, The Moorings Hotel & Restaurant offers 3-star accommodation in Gorey and features a terrace, restaurant and bar. Quality staff, quality service, quality accommodation and quality food
Hotel in Saint Aubin
Hotel in Saint Peters
Hotel in St Brelade
Hotel in St Brelade
Hotel in Saint Helier Jersey
Hotel in St Martin Guernsey
Hotel in Saint Helier Jersey
Hotel in Saint Aubin
Hotel in St Brelade
Hotel in Gorey
Hotel in Saint Helier Jersey
Popular with guests booking hotels in Channel Islands
Hotel in Saint Helier Jersey
Popular with guests booking hotels in Channel Islands
Hotel in Saint Helier Jersey
Popular with guests booking hotels in Channel Islands
Hotel in Saint Helier Jersey
Popular with guests booking hotels in Channel Islands
Hotel in Saint Helier Jersey
Popular with guests booking hotels in Channel Islands
Hotel in Gorey
Overlooking Gorey Harbour, Seascale Hotel & Restaurant offers well-appointed rooms beneath Jersey’s Mont Orgueil Castle. The staff was extremely nice and the hôtel well located!
Hotel in St Peter Port
In St Peter Port on the eastern coast of Guernsey, Hotel de Havelet enjoys sea views and has 2 restaurants, a bar, indoor pool, hot tub and sun terrace. It was a wonderful experience with exceptional staff.
Hotel in Saint Aubin
On the harbour at St Aubin, the Old Court House Inn provides luxurious rooms and a restaurant and bar on Jersey’s southern coast. The room, location and breakfast were excellent.
Hotel in St Peter Port
Ideally located in the centre of St Peter Port, in Guernsey, Best Western Moores Central Hotel offers en suite accommodation, a restaurant, a bar and a fitness centre with sauna. Great service and lovely hotel
Hotel in St Brelade
With panoramic views of St Brelade’s beach, the Biarritz Hotel features scenic floral landscaped gardens, which lead down to the beach and promenade. The staff were very welcoming, friendly and helpful, the room was immaculately clean with thoughtful...
Hotel in Saint Helier Jersey
A 5-minute walk from the beach at Havre des Pas, the Mornington Hotel provides bed and breakfast accommodation just minutes from the centre of St Helier. VERY FRIENDLY GREAT LOCATION AND PARKING
Hotel in St Peter Port
Set in secluded terraced gardens, every room in this 4-star hotel has a picturesque view of the sea. St Peter Port’s shopping centre is just 2 minutes’ walk away. I've stayed at La Fregate a number of years ago and it only gets better.
Hotel in Saint Helier Jersey
Facing the sea on the Havre des Pas seafront, the Ommaroo Hotel provides individually decorated rooms and beautiful views of the sea and rocky reef. Beautiful room, excellent breakfast, friendly helpful staff added bonus of being right on the...
Hotel in St Brelade
Overlooking St Ouen’s Bay and its own 10 acres of private grounds, The Atlantic Hotel offers 4-star accommodation in sophisticated surroundings. stunning location. lovely room.
Hotel in St Brelade
L'Horizon Beach Hotel & Spa overlooks Jersey's most scenic bay, just a 5-minute drive from Jersey Airport. Guests can enjoy an indoor heated salt-water swimming pool and a spa. Location is super awesome - right on the beautiful beach.
Hotel in Saint Aubin
This restored 17th-century farmhouse provides peaceful guestrooms in rural Jersey. Set 1 mile from St. Aubin’s harbour, it has an outdoor pool. We loved everything, rooms, food and staff all excellent. We'll be back to stay.
Hotel in Gorey
Facing the beachfront, The Moorings Hotel & Restaurant offers 3-star accommodation in Gorey and features a terrace, restaurant and bar. Quality staff, quality service, quality accommodation and quality food
Hotel in Saint Helier Jersey
With a outdoor swimming pool, Norfolk Hotel is just 5 minutes’ walk from the centre of St Helier and the picturesque Howard Davis Park. A really great place to stay. The staff was amazing.
Hotel in Saint Helier Jersey
With views of St Aubin's Bay and Elizabeth Castle, the luxurious 5 star Grand Jersey Hotel and Spa is one minute from golden beaches. Exceptional staff. Comfortable, beautiful room. Gorgeous views.
Hotel in Castel
Located in Castel, 1.1 km from Cobo Beach, Le Pommier provides accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge. Staff were excellent accommodating our needs for our staff.
Hotel in Saint Peter Port
Situated 800 metres from the centre of Saint Peter Port in the Guernsey Region, Grange Lodge Hotel features a seasonal outdoor pool and sun terrace. This is a fantastically pleasant and cozy hotel! Helpful staff, spacious room, excellent breakfast.
Hotel in Saint Peter Port
Les Cotils is located in St Peter Port and offers sea views. It is set in 12 acres of award-winning grounds and features a restaurant. The hotel is in a beautiful place. The views are amazing and the facilities are renovated.
Hotel in Gorey
Located by the Gorey Harbour, the Dolphin Hotel offers a seafood restaurant and a Mediterranean bar and grill. Free WiFi and free parking are also available. Excellent location lovely food in staff but parking not good otherwise I would recommend this hotel...
Hotel in St Clements
Featuring an outdoor swimming pool and a restaurant, Hotel Ambassadeur is located less than 2 miles from Saint Helier Jersey. Free Parking, Generous Breakfast, Superb View (Sea View), Large Room
Hotel in Saint Helier Jersey
This Edwardian hotel is situated in St Helier in Jersey, just 230 metres from the beach. I usually stay at one of the bigger hotels, but this was a little gem.
Hotel in St Saviour Guernsey
Overlooking the picturesque Rocquaine Bay right on our door step, The Imperial Hotel is surrounded by sandy beaches and clear waters. the food and view and nice staff
Hotel in Grouville
On the eastern shore of the beautiful island of Jersey, the Beausite Hotel overlooks the scenic bay of Grouville. Guests have an indoor swimming pool, 2 saunas and a cocktail bar. The pool was useful for cooling down as the weather was warm,we overlooked a lovely garden with sun...
Hotel in Rozel
Originally built in 1843, the elegant Château La Chaire is truly one of the islands' finest country house hotels, with a superb fine-dining restaurant boasting AA Red Star and Rosette awards. Stunning property and location. The room was beautifully decorated and very comfortable and the...
Hotel in St Brelade
Situated right on the beach in the centre of St Brelade's Bay, the 4-star Golden Sands hotel offers excellent views of one of Jersey's finest beaches. the location is perfect and the facilities are wonderful.
Saint Helier Jersey, St Peter Port and St Brelade are popular with other travellers visiting Channel Islands.
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Channel Islands this weekend is £168 or, for a 4-star hotel, £220. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Channel Islands for this weekend cost on average around £258 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
For hotels in Channel Islands that serve up a highly-rated breakfast, try La Barbarie Hotel, The Old Government House Hotel & Spa and Le Friquet Hotel.
Breakfast at these hotels in Channel Islands are also highly rated: Greenhills Country Hotel, La Moinerie Village and Longueville Manor.
Many families visiting Channel Islands loved staying at The Moorings Hotel & Restaurant, La Moinerie Village and Longueville Manor.
Similarly, Hotel La Place, The Atlantic Hotel and L’Horizon Beach Hotel & Spa are also popular among family travellers.
Travellers who stayed in Channel Islands near Jersey Airport (JER) have said good things about Hotel La Place, Greenhills Country Hotel and Golden Sands.
Among the hotels near Jersey Airport in Channel Islands, St Brelade's Bay Hotel, L’Horizon Beach Hotel & Spa and Biarritz Hotel have also been highly rated.
On average, 3-star hotels in Channel Islands cost £87 per night, and 4-star hotels in Channel Islands are £124 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Channel Islands can on average be found for £157 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Longueville Manor, Hotel La Place and La Moinerie Village are some of the popular hotels in Channel Islands.
In addition to these hotels, The Atlantic Hotel, L’Horizon Beach Hotel & Spa and Greenhills Country Hotel are also popular in Channel Islands.
Some of the best hotels in Channel Islands near Greve de Lecq include Country cottage with private garden close to beach, Greenhills Country Hotel and The Prince Of Wales Hotel.
There are 155 hotels in Channel Islands you can book on Booking.com.
Couples travelling in Channel Islands loved staying at The Moorings Hotel & Restaurant, Longueville Manor and Hotel La Place.
Similarly, these hotels in Channel Islands are highly rated by couples: L’Horizon Beach Hotel & Spa, La Barbarie Hotel and La Fregate Hotel.
La Fregate Hotel, Longueville Manor and Golden Sands have received great reviews from travellers in Channel Islands regarding the views from their hotel rooms.
Guests staying in Channel Islands also spoke highly of the views from the rooms at Seascale Hotel & Restaurant, Hotel Cristina and Hotel Jerbourg.
On average, it costs £138 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Channel Islands for tonight. You'll pay on average around £169 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Channel Islands will cost around £261 (based on Booking.com prices).
First trip to the Channel Islands. St Helier was lovely.Something for everyone from Boating, beach, ships, restaurants and history. Clean, everything easily accessible by walking. Buses modern and reliable for going further a field.
Lovely town to visit. Great bus service. Lots to see and do. St Helier is ideal for a getaway, relaxing holiday, sightseeing, with options of day ferries to other Channel Islands.
We were visiting St Helier for the annual Jersey Air Show in September. Our stay was only two days so unable to get around the island on this occasion. We stayed close to St Helier and in good walking distance of the shops, Esplanade and local restaurants. Having visited Jersey on a number of occasions over the past 40 years, the Channel Islands are like stepping back in time ...as very little changes from year to year but that is what is so endearing and adds to the charm. A car is ideal and driving around the island is very easy. However, the bus service is excellent should you not wish to drive. There are also several coach companies giving extensive tours. Lots to see and enjoy in Jersey but ample opportunity to visit the other islands too, or even take a trip over to France, all are in easy distance to Jersey. If you have not been, I would highly recommend a visit to this lovely island.
You can choose between sandy beaches on this coastline or lovely rocky cliff walks on the other side, just twenty minutes away. Thats the beauty of these channel islands. Recommend.
The first thing that I want to say is that probably January is not the best time to travel to the Channel Islands but we can find a different quiet and wild landscape. The city is really well thought for tourism and the best way is getting information from the Information Point that was extremely helpful. The bussines are run for people that really believe in a good costumer service and the good on the restaurant is made with responsibility and love. Landscape is breathtaking and really is and adorable place to come any time of the year!!!!!
our trip in Jersey Channel Islands first arrived in st helier port in Jersey stopped by customs asked as if we have drugs or weapons and we said no and they searched our hand back they did not fund nothing, I said don't have anything illegal why you stopped as he says i can stop anyone I want, he called 2 airport police and they asked as lots of stupid questions, questions 1 how did you know about jersey 2 how did you find jersey 3 why like come to jersey 4 when did you decide come to jersey 5 which part of jersey you like 6 what you find about jersey, they asked so mony more funny questions for tow hours, after all all they said because we kept you for tow hours we have to put in notice examination terrorism Jersey low 2002, but I don't blame them they never been out of their small islands, and they don't seen many people go for holiday to their small islands.
Saint Helier is a delightful busy centre containing all the UK recognised shops, taking UK currency and with staff who speak English. However, unlike many parts of the UK is is spotless, no chewing-gum stained streets or graffiti. The local people are friendly and helpful. The city contained a variety of interesting buildings and offered an insight into the history of the Channel Islands. St Helier is an ideal base from which to tour the island using the extensive local bus service with a flat rate of £2 per trip. You can also buy a travel card which offers even better value if making several trips during your stay. The bus drivers were extremely helpful in advising of local points of interest. The buses can take you to quiet sandy beaches, which in April were deserted, or to glorious pebble beaches, small fishing harbours or out into Jersey cow country and the lush fields of Jersey Royals. Most of the bays contained small and not-so-small cafes/restaurants and were extremely picturesque with an absence of high-rise apartments. Even the smallest towns and bays housed public toilets (free of charge) and beautifully maintained with automatic hand-washing/drying facilities. Signage across the island was good. There is a strong emphasis in preserving the historical heritage of the island and the islanders are justifiably proud of safeguarding their traditions without over-exploitation.
St Helier is a great place to stay. It is an ideal central location with great public transport routes to the rest of the island. The bus service is regular and at only £2 per person per journey it is very cost effective. We caught the number 15 bus both to and from the airport which was much cheaper than a private transfer. There are numerous shops, bars, restaurants - too many to chose from ! Also very convenient to get to France or the other Channel Islands. We went to St Malo which was a great day out. Overall a lovely place to stay. Would recommend.
The seafood is the best reason for visiting the Channel Islands. Lobster, crab, scallops, prawns, oysters and more. The best restaurant was Le Nautique on the harbour front. Beautiful town built on the hillside looking down on the harbour and marinas, and across to the islands of Herm and Sark. Great walks, and a frequent bus service around the island made it easy to get about without a car.
I found St. Helier to be very built up and not very pedestrian friendly (apart from the main shopping street, which was pedestrianised). If one tried to walk from the marina to the beach you either had to walk along a busy dual carriageway or go through a busy car park which had no pedestrian exit to the beach. The waterfront in the main area had been consumed by a cinema complex of the kind usually found in out of town shopping centres, which although probably popular seemed banal and disheartening, and blocked the view of the sea and any route to the beach. Altogether there was a lot of traffic and many one way systems, which made it difficult to cross the roads. I found it to be very different to the other channel Islands. The pedestrianised squares in town were very pretty however, and there were many nice sculptures in them. The shops were standard high street types - not many independent retailers except in the market square, which was also very pretty and pleasant. I ate at a Bella Italia, which was average compared to other Bella Italias I have been to.
Pick you room wisly and you can get a room with a fantastic view not obtainable in any other hotel on the Island. The locaiton is an easy but steep walk to the harbor and is perfect for thoese whishing to book excersions to the other Channel Islands
Excellent service clean room great breakfast great location
The breakfast was exceptional, staff couldn't be more helpful and made our trip most enjoyable.
95% of the facilities are fantastic other than the below in my opinion
The Hotel was very clean, the staff was helpful and nice, the garden was gorgeous, and it is great that the spa facilities can be used until 10pm and that kids are not allowed after 6.30pm. Hotel guests can use for free the indoor swimming pool, outdoor jaccuzzi and the sauna and steam room ! It cas all Perfect and room service was fast
Wonderful location across from Cobo Bay, next to Rockmount Hotel and walking distance to Grandes Rocques Beach. Great outdoor patio for dining/drinking and seeing the magnificent sunrises. Cannot thank all the friendly and helpful staff enough for making us feel part of their family.
Breathtaking view of the sea from high above with glorious gardens lining the stonewalled paths around the property. The outdoor seating, the inside couches and dining areas were all great. Recommend it highly!
the location is perfect and the facilities are wonderful. The staff were brilliant- polite, professional and kind.
location , friendly staff , great value
Exceptional staff. Comfortable, beautiful room. Gorgeous views. Luke went above and beyond in his service.
Lost my phone while in a rush to the airport and the staff was very helpful and got it back on my return. They even called when they found it.
Incredible friendly and helpful staff everywhere, much to do in the hotel itself with the beautiful pool and garden area, fitness, large lounge and bar and many different options for dining. Also everything and everyone was very family friendly and sympathetic for a sometimes stubborn toddler.
Beautiful hotel in a stunning location. Staff were very friendly and the food delicious.
Breakfast was good, most enjoyable
Plenty of room in the bedroom king size bed great view it was the premiere room in the hotel to dress in areas separate toilet separate bathroom with bath and shower double sink. Supplies slippers dressing gowns tea coffee water and sparkling water what more could you want.
the food and view and nice staff