Bailiwick of Jersey (Bailiwick of Jersey)

7 Minute walk to the beach and marina at St Helier, and just 5 minutes walking distance to the town centre for shopping, restaurants and bars.

Jersey has a very unique position as a world leading offshore finance centre and relaxed holiday destination. This combination ensures that Jersey’s capital St Helier, for its size, has a fantastic selection of shops with the benefits of only a 3% Goods and Services Tax . Jersey has been fought over for many centuries, and after visiting you’ll see why, but as a result Jersey is littered with castles and forts, from the magnificent Mount Orgueil castle built in the 13th century to the huge German War Tunnels built while the Island was occupied during the Second World War. Jersey’s past goes back much further than even its 800 years of allegiance to the English crown it celebrated in 2004. Jersey enjoys some of the most varied landscape in only 45 square miles you could find anywhere in the world. From the north coast cliffs, home to many birds including puffins, to the golden sand beaches on the south. Or the wind blown dunes on the west, that are now a conservation area with abundant flora including some very rare Orchids, to the east coast offshore reefs where the 40ft tidal movements, some of the largest in the world, makes these magical places, not only diverse in landscape and sea life, but one of the most beautiful places for a walking holiday, and has been declared a Ramsar site.

2km East of St. Helier, 1km from the sea, LOCAL ATTRACTIONS, RECREATION, hiking, biking.

At the end of the bay is the picturesque harbour of Gorey with its many award winning restaurants and coffee shops, nestled beneath the Historic Mont Orgueil Castle, on a clear day the distant coast of France is visible. Grouville is some 10 minutes drive from St Helier harbour and 25 minutes from Jersey International airport. Hire cars can be arranged by the hotel at very competitive rates. A short walk behind the hotel is the beautiful landscaped reservoir of Queens Valley, a haven for nature lovers and walkers alike. A truly wonderful setting to appreciate the real beauty of Jersey.

The hotel is also an ideal base from which to explore the island. In the centre of St Helier, within easy walking distance are shops, clubs, restaurants, bars and museums. The tourist information centre, taxi rank, bus station, and the inter-island, France and UK ferry terminals are also nearby.

The Royal Yacht opened July 2007 and boasts a fantastic, location in the centre of St Helier adjacent to Liberation Square. Modern and elegant, this hotel overlooks the harbour and is a stones throw from the main shopping centre, with many restaurants and bars.

Luxury 4 star hotel, refurbished to the highest standards throughout.

St. Helier waterfront facilities and the beach along St Aubin's Bay are within walking distance. As is the main bus station to take you on an Island wide tour

The Hotel is situated within easy walking distance to the main shopping centre and restaurants. The Hotel is also ideally situated for the beaches or the many golf courses Jersey has to offer.

Located in a quiet country location with stunning views over the bay. A couple of minutes walk to the beach and a mile and a half from St Helier

The Hotel is situated immeditely across the road from the beach and is a short walk to the bustling business centre of St Helier, with all its shops, restaurants and museums.

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10 minutes walk through a park to St Helier town centre, the Merton Hotel has a range of facilities to ensure a great trip to Jersey. St Helier offers shops, bars, clubs & museums

The Hotel La Place on the Channel Island Jersey is quietly located halfway between the airport and the small harbour town of St. Aubin. The island invites to enjoy the green nature, white sandy beaches and many restaurants which spoil with regional specialities like sea food and the rich Jersey milk.

Within the grounds is the original Rouge Bouillon House Hotel, which was acquired and integrated into the site in the 1960’s. It is now the west wing of the main hotel. This was originally the grand home of a wealthy St Helier family and today provides a contrast to the modern purpose built buildings that form the main structure.

Situated in an elevated position, inland on the rural outskirts of Jersey’s capital St Helier, surrounded on three sides by agricultural land and sited in its own south facing five acres of award winning gardens. The relaxed informality has been a popular choice for generations of visitors, many of whom return year after year.

In Gorey Village. Within easy walking distance to Mont Orgueil Castle, Gorey Harbour and restaurants. Lovely sandy beach right opposite the hotel

Our three star Hotel Revere has been described as one of the most charming character hotels in Jersey

Situated directly on Jersey's most popular beach, St Brelades.

Closest hotel to the ferry port and only a short 15 minute drive to the airport. All attractions are within easy reach.