Spotlight Businesses in Guernsey
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.
Visited this week whilst on a day trip to Herm. Friendly place with large outside seating area. If you want food though get there before 2pm! We missed it.
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Hotels in Guernsey
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.
Hotel is lovely. Very nice staff good food in the terrace bar. Our room is perfect with a huge bed... very comfy even i couldn't steal the entire bed and I'm a good star fish. Swimming pool is nice with sauna and steam room, not too busy when I've been you have full use of all facilities and the spa is reasonable, i bought my hubby a massage for £45 which kept him busy for 45mins and he loved it. The only down side to the hotel is how cold it is.. everywhere! The room has been cold most of the time, heating has been on but the radiator is tiny. Sat in the terrace bar there is a cold breeze coming from somewhere, no doors open its just so cold. BTW it is freezing outside but I would expect the hotel to be able to warm me up a little. Would definitely come again in the summer when more attractions are open on the island. Booked through last minute.com.
Oh BTW try the waffles at breakfast they are really good!
Oh BTW try the waffles at breakfast they are really good!
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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.
A wonderful welcoming team of staff, incredible food, beautiful surroundings and superb location. Yet absolutely impossible to sleep - like sleeping in an airport or bus station. Corridor lights only go off at 2.30am Noisy corridors as guests walk by and bang doors that shake walls and reverberate through bed head whilst triggering the lights going on and off all night. Internal doors slamming and creaky floor boards all night every night. No window coverings so light streams through the windows like a floodlight.
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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.
The Blonde Hedgehog is very stylish. Food is excellent, staff, in particular Victor the restaurant manager, very friendly, and attentive. We ate the tuna tataki and arancini, and then sea bass and black bream, followed by the early grey crème brûlée. Everything delicious plus a bottle of NZ Albariño. Well priced.
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