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Herm Island hosts the White House Hotel with its delightful rooms, cosy lounge, award winning gardens, spectacular views, and first class food and wine, so whether you want a first class stay or something more relaxed you will find it here.
We were back to Herm staying for the third time over the years, the cost of staying was expensive but we thought about past visits and were happy about this. The meals in the Conservatory were excellent and because we were vegetarian the chef gave extra items for us. However, it always used to be old style values, tea and coffee available in the lounge all day - gone. A light lunch in the Ship Inn - gone. Beach cafes closed with no notification. We were also disturbed by the number of quad bikes that were travelling at quite a speed up and down passed our room in the Foxglove Cottage starting at 8am on the dot. The staff are hard working, polite and cannot do enough for you which is so commendable. We have been day trippers to Herm since 1985 and even after Peter and Jenny Wood died the values were still the same. It now seems to be just a money making island which is so sad. We will be told that there is a lot of money being spent on infrastructure but we would have spent more if it was not so expensive. Sorry Herm you are not what you used to be.
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Hotels in Guernsey
Les Cotils has 25 en-suite bedrooms offering a choice of single, twin, double, superior and family rooms all with televisions and tea/coffee making facilities. Free Wi-Fi is also available throughout the building.
This is the underrated gem of Guernsey. Fantastic place to stay with with clean, freshly decorated rooms. Happy, friendly staff. Even though the breakfast is great, if you get chance to eat in the restaurants at night the food is top quality.
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The Blonde Hedgehog hotel is a warm and welcoming haven composed of three buildings; Clarence House, The Corner House and The Blonde Hedgehog itself. Housing two suites, seven rooms and one cottage, the property is inspired by the rustic beauty and charm of this enamouring island and designed to be a true home away from home.
Dinner here proved an enjoyable experience. Food well considered, with the flavours balanced by a clearly confident chef. As it was my birthday, only sorry that champagne not available by the glass, though I had a fine Malbec instead. Lovely touch was pudding served with ‘Happy Birthday’ written in chocolate on plate. Staff attentive and service good. Fairly expensive, but worth it for food and room design.
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St Pierre Park Hotel is the largest hotel in Guernsey, with a range of leisure facilities it is perfect for any events or leisure breaks.
4th visit, 3 before covid and now we're back on track
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