Exploring the Channel Islands: Jersey, Guernsey, Herm & Sark

Hotel Jerbourg, Guernsey

Hotel Jerbourg sits on a cliff top at Jerbourg Point in the South East of Guernsey. It really is a stunning location and the views from the hotel are incredible, looking out towards the islands of Herm, Sark and Jersey, even the French coast.  On a good day, the sunrise here just has to be seen to be believed. The Jerbourg is one of Guernsey’s most popular hotels and is fifteen minutes from Guernsey airport and the capital, St Peter Port, with its shops, bars, restaurants and its lovely harbour. Take a trip to Sark or Herm for a very different slice of island life.
In addition to panoramic sea views, this stylish Guernsey hotel offers a swimming pool, a welcoming bar, a comfortable lounge and a superb internationally renowned restaurant. It’s a great place to relax and unwind in a calm environment, with clear fresh air, surrounded by unspoiled nature, but with everything you need close to hand.

Hotel Jerbourg is also an excellent base from which to explore the rest of the island of Guernsey, from beautiful beaches, cliffside walks and country rambles, to historic buildings and museums like the German Occupation Museum, Guernsey Folk and Costume Museum, Castle Cornet or Hauteville House, the historic home of Victor Hugo.

The Club Hotel & Spa, Jersey

The Club Hotel & Spa is a stylish contemporary hotel right in the centre of St Helier, Jersey’s capital, a few hundred metres from the main shopping street with its boutique shops, cafes, bars and restaurants, along with museums and other sights. Nearby are the Jersey Museum, the Maritime Museum and Elizabeth Castle as well as the Georgian House museum at 16 New Street, beautifully restored to give an insight into Regency life on the island. The beach is just a short walk away at Havre Des Pas to the south, or wander past the marina to the larger St Aubin's Bay.

The hotel boasts a luxury spa, indoor salt water pool, outdoor pool, Michelin Star & 5 AA Rosette Restaurant Bohemia, plus the Bohemia Bar which serves afternoon tea and a bistro menu for lighter meals, all of which you can enjoy on the rooftop terrace, as well as an extensive drinks menu including cocktails. Or there's a smaller library space with an evening Gin-Honesty Bar.

St Helier is a great location from which to discover the rest of Jersey too. Travel up the east of the island to the picturesque bays at Gorey and Rozel, or inland to the famous Jersey Zoo or to La Hougue Bie, one of the ten oldest buildings in the world. There’s also the Jersey War Tunnels and, to the west, the beautiful beaches at St Brelade’s and Beauport as well as Corbière Lighthouse. The north is home to some wonderful rugged coastline, Plemont and Greve De Lecq are particularly lovely.