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The 10 best hotels in Guernsey, United Kingdom
A British crown dependency, the sunny (well, relatively speaking) island of Guernsey boasts mild winters and warm summer months. From coasteering to kayaking, windsurfing to foodie foraging, outdoor enthusiasts of all types will love to roam this gorgeous Channel Island. A great base for fishing and angling trips, Guernsey also has plenty to see and do on the mainland. Explore Neolithic sites, stoic Castle Cornet, and ancient burial sites like Le Creux es Faies, a tomb that was once believed to be the gateway to a magical fairyland.
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1. La Barbarie Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 992 reviews
Situated in the country Parish of St. Martin in a quiet green valley close to one of Guernsey's most beautiful bays, La Barbarie Hotel offers easy access to the stunning cliff walks, Saints Bay, Icart Point and the secluded coves of the south coast of Guernsey. A comfortable Guernsey hotel set in a rural location, combined with a popular award winning restaurant make La Barbarie Hotel one of the best Guernsey hotels for relaxing short breaks, activity breaks and walking holidays. "The jewel in La Barbarie's crown is really the restaurant, which produces outstandingly good food with complete reliability. Rick Stein stayed there while making one of his television cookery programmes, and pronounced the lobster the best he had ever tasted - praise indeed from one of the country's most celebrated seafood chefs." Source: Insight Hotel Guide. La Barbarie achieved a Vist Guernsey 4 Star Gold award in March 2019 and the AA 4 Star and Rosette Award in June 2019
La Barbarie
Reviewed By peterkT9762ZLFor many years now, La Barbarie has been the only place I will stay on Guernsey. I love the island, having lived there as a child and returning most years -- often with various friends and family in tow. Everyone I have taken there has been surprised at the beauty and tranquility it is still possible to find in its little leafy lanes, cliff paths, and inviting beaches. There are many reasons to choose La Barbarie. First you will receive a genuinely friendly and warm welcome. You are made to feel at home. You will find the service efficient and friendly, the rooms are comfortable and very clean. The restaurant is excellent and much loved by locals, and the generous breakfasts are an excellent foundation for your day of exploration, such as walking on the nearby cliffs. The hotel's location is exceptional. The beautiful Icart point, just ten minutes walk away down narrow country lanes, gives you a stunning panorama of of the cliffs and sea, and it is a starting point for stunning cliff path walks along the southern coast. The local beaches: Saints Bay, Moulin Huet or Petit Bôt offer great swimming in beautiful clear water, snorkelling and sunbathing. There is a very handy bus stop on the little lane immediately outside, which will take you to into St Peter Port or off for further explorations if you opted not to bring a car. La Barbarie is not for you if you want a raucous time with banging music. But if you want an escape that feeds your soul, offers great food, creature comforts and a gorgeous location, then this is for you.
2. The Old Government House Hotel & Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1363 reviews
The only five-star hotel on Guernsey, our historic property with panoramic sea views sits proudly on the hill in the heart of St Peter Port, just minutes from the quayside. Exceeding expectations with exceptional food, traditional hospitality and beautifully designed rooms, we welcome you as a friend returning home.
Dinner
Reviewed By MuddyFox2Excellent food and exemplary service, Byron is a star, Old Government House has a lovely atmosphere and ambience. Nothing more to add, but for some reason TripAdvisor wants a huge long essay so this is me wasting space
3. Le Friquet Country Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 720 reviews
Finding an ideal family-friendly hotel in Castel does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Le Friquet Country Hotel, a nice option for travelers like you. Rooms at Le Friquet Country Hotel offer a flat screen TV and air conditioning providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. Room service, a sun terrace, and newspaper are some of the conveniences offered at this hotel. A pool and an on-site restaurant will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to Le Friquet Country Hotel, free parking is available. While visiting Castel, you may want to try some oyster at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Crabby Jack's. During your visit, be sure to check out Le Friquet Garden Centre (0.2 mi), which is a popular attraction within walking distance of the hotel. Le Friquet Country Hotel looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Castel.
May 2022
Reviewed By Q8662BFnigelpNice setting and comfortable bedrooms, friendly helpful staff. Good food in the restaurants but make sure to book especially on Monday nights when outside restaurants are closed. The swimming pool is screen for privacy and makes a nice place to sit out even if not using the pool.
4. Duke of Normandie Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1095 reviews
The Duke of Normandie is a small hotel in Guernsey offering a warm welcome and modern facilities. We are conveniently situated in the heart of St Peter Port in a quiet location just 75 metres from the High Street. Our 40 en-suite rooms offer a choice of accommodation to appeal to business travellers or to those taking a break in Guernsey, and uniquely amongst hotels in Guernsey we offer the convenience of a private town centre car park.
Family weekend break
Reviewed By Kath_may83A great hotel in an excellent location. Hotel staff were very nice and welcoming, lovely to talk to and they went out of the way to help with anything we required. Rooms were clean and tidy. Restaurant was fabulous and would definitely stay here again.
5. The Duke of Richmond Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1089 reviews
Located in the heart of St Peter Port and an easy stroll to the harbour, our luxurious hotel overlooks a quiet park with magnificent views across the sea. Savour exquisite dining with fresh local seafood in stylish surroundings, as our dedicated team ensures your memorable stay exceeds your highest expectations.
Delightful
Reviewed By Mollie30What a delightful stay my husband and I had on our first visit to this beautiful island. The hotel was just what we wanted - lovely spacious room, bathroom very new with non slip shower and floor which is important to me. The bar and restaurant were excellent - we had dinner the first evening and just a bar snack the second. Breakfast was simply beautiful - one of the best we have ever come across. Staff very friendly -nothing too much trouble. Just perfection. We would definitely not want to stay anywhere else. Thank you
6. Fermain Valley Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 929 reviews
Fermain Valley Hotel is nestled in a secluded tree topped location on the south coast of the island, just 5 minutes away from the capital St Peter Port. It prides itself as an eatery with 3 dining options located on the property, to appease all food tastes. The Ocean Restaurant, is the hotels seasonal restaurant and provides an array of fresh fish and provincial food delicacies in summer season. Alternatively there is one of the islands premier steakhouses onsite, The Rock Garden Steak House with sophisticated Cocktail bar and outdoor snug. Finally if you prefer latino influenced cuisine we have an onsite modern Mexican called Búho, located in the Venue, it challenges the convention. The hotel offers extensive public areas from cozy fire side lounges to a private cinema for guests use, with also use of an indoor-heated swimming pool and sauna. Complimentary high speed wireless is accessible throughout the hotel. The Fermain Hotel is renowned for its warm and friendly welcome.
A pleasant break for a few days
Reviewed By BluePeteI spent 4 nights here, the room was comfortable, the shower was incredible very powerful. Staff very good and helpful. Breakfast excellent, the Ocean restaurant was closed due to lack of staff. There are options a steakhouse and a Mexican restaurant attached to the hotel are both excellent I ate at both and enjoyed all the meals I had. It can get noisy there was a barbecue one day the noise was very loud with rooms overlooking the patio no getting away from the drum and bass. The beach is a steep walk down a hill and seems even steeper walking back up. St Peter Port is a 40 min walk away worth a visit
7. Les Rocquettes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 719 reviews
Les Rocquettes is a former manor house dating back to 1765, first transformed into a hotel after the German Occupation in the 1940's. over the past 20 years the hotel has been extended and upgraded to offer 50 hotel rooms, 2 apartments, health suite with indoor pool, steam room, sauna and well equipped gym as well as a restaurant and two bars. Located approximately one mile from the centre of St Peter Port, les Rocquettes has car parking and the local buses stop frequently outside. les Rocquettes also offers tranquil, attractive gardens in which to relax as well as lounge areas.
Disappointed
Reviewed By PhilMorris63Food good, staff very friendly. Unfortunately management care more about walk-in customers in the public Oak Bar than the residents. The hotel bar is closed due to staffing shortage. We went into the Oak at 6 o’clock to have a drink before our evening meal. However, all the tables were reserved and numerous staff were standing around waiting for the presumed rush. Surely one person could run the hotel bar? We walked to a nearby pub, The Doghouse, where the staff were very friendly and welcoming and we had a great meal. After our meal, we walked back to the hotel to find lots of tables still reserved and still no room for residents. Residents were sitting in the hotel bar and having to walk through the dining area to the Oak to buy a drink.
8. The Peninsula Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 484 reviews
Beachside hotel, stunning location, perfect for weddings.
Good location
Reviewed By annen653Travelled with a group of people and we stayed in the Peninsula Hotel for 5 nights on a half-board basis. Our room was at the back but that didn't detract and we didn't spend much time in it. The breakfast was good, a mixture of continental and full English. The only complaint from most of us was the plates were cold. The evening meals were very good with a choice of meat, fish or vegetarian. Desserts also had a choice of 3. The swimming pool was great the water warm. A supply of towels at poolside would have helped. The surroundings are lovely with loads of coastal walk. all-in-all a very pleasant stay.
9. Premier Inn Guernsey St Peter Port (Admiral Park) hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Our Premier Inn Guernsey St Peter Port (Admiral Park) hotel is an ideal place to escape to on Channel Islands holidays. Whether you fancy visiting top Guernsey attractions like Castle Cornet or The Little Chapel, getting a taste of local history at the Hauteville Victor Hugo House, or sitting back and relaxing on Grandes Rocques Beach or Cobo Beach - two of the most popular Channel Island beaches - you'll be close to all the best things to do in Guernsey throughout your stay. Plus, thanks to our in-house Thyme restaurant, free Wi-Fi and super-comfy Hypnos beds, our family friendly hotel in Guernsey has everything you need for exciting short breaks in the Channel Islands.
Great stay.
Reviewed By Lin GVery clean and rooms very quiet. It is very new so you would expect it to be. The only downside was that you had to order your breakfast and you were given a time slot, we didnt want to do this.we were only given 2 tea bags in the room, but could go get more if required.
10. Hotel Bella Luce
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 667 reviews
A family-run luxurious small hotel set in an historic Norman manor house on Guernsey’s stunning south coast only minutes from the airport and the capital St Peter Port, the Bella Luce is the perfect bolthole for a long stay or a few days away. Delivering “a little bit of luxury, but with your shoes kicked off”, this unique hotel boasts an award-winning restaurant, an ESPA spa, and its own small-batch gin distillery (the home of Wheadon’s Gin), making it the perfect destination for those travellers for whom experience is everything.
Hit by Covid and Brexit
Reviewed By Arundel4I have stayed in this hotel several times before and it has always been excellent. As all hotels they have had to adapt to the challenges of Brexit and Covid and on the whole seem to be managing well. Sadly not quite enough staff and some minor updating could have been done during lock down ready for re opening. If the pool was cleaned and covered at the end of the summer that would make a great different to overall appearance as it looks very scruffy now. Well done all the staff who were working, we had a most enjoyable stay. On a point of Covid recommendations, a secured to the floor hand sanitising suit at the entrance would be good and another going into the dining area. A few half full mucky bottles lying around did not give confidence. The secured ones are very attractive long stainless steel poles with a container on the top and are foot operated. Totally safe.
