Local Reviews
In April 2011, CuriousVoyageur said about Fermain Valley Hotel
Warm welcome by friendly staff.
A great base 5 minutes from St Peter Port, and accessible to the rest of the island
A great base 5 minutes from St Peter Port, and accessible to the rest of the island
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In June 2011, colincher said about Fermain Valley Hotel
hotel staff are very friendly,food & service excellent hotel is spotless, have holidayed in guernsey 3 times this is the best hotel by far, would recommend to all.
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In July 2011, NickP1979 said about Fermain Valley Hotel
We stayed at the fermain valley hotel for a 5 night break in july 2011. Overall a very nice experiance. The staff were friendly, facilities good and rooms and gardens kept up together very well.
Liked the free wifi, in house cinema (which is better than the main cinema!) and the gardens were great.
Liked the free wifi, in house cinema (which is better than the main cinema!) and the gardens were great.
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In July 2011, larki said about Fermain Valley Hotel
This hotel is in a prime location 10 minutes drive from St Peter Port at the top of a beautiful, lush valley with views either across the valley and sea or of the lovely gardens. If staying in the Venue ask for a room at the back as the front overlooks the road.
We had a 3 night break flying with Blue Islands from Southampton and stayed in a Platinum room with sea views and the only way it could have been better would have been to have had a balcony. Next time we will make sure we book this. The room was spacious, beautifully decorated, relaxing and altogether delightful. We have never had such a good night's sleep at any hotel. The beds are very comfy and the pillows, which often let a hotel down were soft as a feather. Linen was changed daily, which I felt was unnecessary but very pleasant even so.
The food was top quality, It is the only Michelin starred restaurant on Guernsey and although we had planned to eat elsewhere on our 2nd and 3rd nights we didn't bother as it was not only delicious food but I thought it reasonable for this quality. £49.50 for 2 people for three courses. They also made sure that it was served just the way you wanted it.
All the staff (including the Reservation team) were very helpful, attentive, well trained and went out of their way to help. The hotel minibus was available as often as we needed (even after the service had finished at 4pm) and the drivers were courteous and pleasant.
We will definitely return, maybe on a 5 night break this time with 2 days in their hotel on Alderney and this time we will definitely walk down the steep valley path to the beach and cafe.
I wouldn't recommend it for families with small children but it is perfect for romantic breaks or for couples looking for total relaxation and peace. Overall a 5 star experience.
We had a 3 night break flying with Blue Islands from Southampton and stayed in a Platinum room with sea views and the only way it could have been better would have been to have had a balcony. Next time we will make sure we book this. The room was spacious, beautifully decorated, relaxing and altogether delightful. We have never had such a good night's sleep at any hotel. The beds are very comfy and the pillows, which often let a hotel down were soft as a feather. Linen was changed daily, which I felt was unnecessary but very pleasant even so.
The food was top quality, It is the only Michelin starred restaurant on Guernsey and although we had planned to eat elsewhere on our 2nd and 3rd nights we didn't bother as it was not only delicious food but I thought it reasonable for this quality. £49.50 for 2 people for three courses. They also made sure that it was served just the way you wanted it.
All the staff (including the Reservation team) were very helpful, attentive, well trained and went out of their way to help. The hotel minibus was available as often as we needed (even after the service had finished at 4pm) and the drivers were courteous and pleasant.
We will definitely return, maybe on a 5 night break this time with 2 days in their hotel on Alderney and this time we will definitely walk down the steep valley path to the beach and cafe.
I wouldn't recommend it for families with small children but it is perfect for romantic breaks or for couples looking for total relaxation and peace. Overall a 5 star experience.
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In July 2011, Heathersandra said about Fermain Valley Hotel
We ahd two adjacent rooms overlooking the bay. We took our nine month old baby grandson with us. The hotel could not have been more accomodating and helpful. Chef every night cooked for him exactly what w asked for - never mind what was on the menu!!!
I also accidentally left behind a brand new ipod. I hadn't even remembered that I had not got it when the hotel emailed me to say it had been left behind and they would post it on! What honesty by the hotel staff. We shall be back!!!
I also accidentally left behind a brand new ipod. I hadn't even remembered that I had not got it when the hotel emailed me to say it had been left behind and they would post it on! What honesty by the hotel staff. We shall be back!!!
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In July 2011, Scot9 said about Fermain Valley Hotel
Well established hotel with very large bedroom - furnished in a traditional way. Friendly and helpful staff.
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In August 2011, pandjChannelIslands said about Fermain Valley Hotel
Spent a very enjoyable evening at Fermain Valley for my sons birthday together with 25 guests,had a very nice meal in the Brassiere and then watched a DVD in the private cinema. Food was good,together with service. would recommend for private function.
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In August 2011, chrisiee said about Fermain Valley Hotel
Don't normally do these reviews, but just had to say this is the tops! - staff outstanding - food outstanding - room outstanding - everything outstanding! Can't say anymore than that!
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In August 2011, Aurora10712 said about Fermain Valley Hotel
Great hotel, really good location, friendly and very helpful, highly recommended, 5 star treatment. We travelled with a baby and a six year old and although hotel guests were more mature couples the hotel were very accommodating, a perfect hotel for a couples retreat in search of peace and quiet, could not fault the food although my daughters sausage was cold at breakfast and was sent back however a replacement came within a few minutes. Can't wait to return next year..... X
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In August 2011, Ross B said about Fermain Valley Hotel
We stayed for four nights to celebrate my parents ruby wedding. The rooms were nice, both with a balcony overlooking the valley. Some nice touches in room such as sherry (it had been watered down however) and fudge. Good level of house keeping and turn down service. My parents used the cinema in the hotel and said it was very good. Breakfast on first 3 days was excellent, nice cold buffet and good cooked breakfast. The Sunday they were obviously a bit busier and the quality of the cooked breakfast was very poor, eggs like rubber, overcooked black pudding etc.
The major let down of the hotel was the evening meal we had on the Saturday night. Both service and food was so below the standard of everything else in this hotel. The service staff were pleasant but pretty clueless. The food was obviously cooked by a chef with a more imagination than talent. My starter of Celeriac remoulade was presented well but tasteless. No seasonaing in it, a clearly bought-in curry sauce sourrounding it too. My main course of Duck was similar, bought in jus, served with a soggy pile of crisps (or sarladaise potatoes as they call them). My parents 'roast rack of suckling pig' was a small pork chop (which the waiter thought was beef).
The hotel is lovely but do yourself a favour and go elsewhere to eat.
The major let down of the hotel was the evening meal we had on the Saturday night. Both service and food was so below the standard of everything else in this hotel. The service staff were pleasant but pretty clueless. The food was obviously cooked by a chef with a more imagination than talent. My starter of Celeriac remoulade was presented well but tasteless. No seasonaing in it, a clearly bought-in curry sauce sourrounding it too. My main course of Duck was similar, bought in jus, served with a soggy pile of crisps (or sarladaise potatoes as they call them). My parents 'roast rack of suckling pig' was a small pork chop (which the waiter thought was beef).
The hotel is lovely but do yourself a favour and go elsewhere to eat.
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