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Hotels in Channel Islands
Good Hotels in the Channel Islands The Channel Islands - a Haven of Peace. Close to Normandy, these Iles Anglo-Normandes, as the French call them, have a distinctly gallic flavour.
The Atlantic, St Brelade
More Hotels in Channel Islands
The Blonde Hedgehog
Alderney, Alderney
On this remote island of woodland, wetlands and sandy beaches, Julie-Anne Uggla's hotel combines the friendly ambience of a local drop-in with beautiful boutique bedrooms and locally sourced cooking of a very high order.
La Collinette Hotel
St Peter Port, Guernsey
The Chambers family run their unpretentious, family-friendly hotel in a 19th-century house set in expansive grounds a short stroll uphill from the boats in the harbour.
La Fregate
St Peter Port, Guernsey
High on the clifftop above St Peter Port, this townhouse hotel has enviable views over the harbour and neighbouring islands, sleek bedrooms and an established reputation for its food.
Longueville Manor
St Saviour, Jersey
In landscaped gardens with swimming pool, lake and specimen trees, this is a spoiling luxury hotel blending traditional and contemporary style. It serves inventive dishes, with good wines from its exceptional cellar.
Greenhills Country House Hotel
St Peter, Jersey
Centred on a 17th-century granite house in flower-filled gardens with outdoor swimming pool, the Seymour family’s well-run hotel has a good choice of individually styled bedrooms, casual and more formal dining.
St Brelade's Bay Hotel
St Brelade, Jersey
In lush subtropical gardens overlooking the sandy bay, this 33--bedroom family-friendly hotel with spa, health club, outdoor swimming pool and kids' pool offers a range of rooms from singles to family suites, some with a sea view and small balcony, while locally landed fish and seafood feature on menus in the restaurant.
Stocks Hotel
Sark, Guernsey
A horse-drawn 1850s carriage can transport you and your baggage to this island hotel with unfussy bedrooms in a Georgian farmhouse, 19th-century dower house and above former stables, as well as a swimming pool, and bistro fare sourced from local farmers, fisherman and Stocks' own organic market garden.
Good Hotels in the Channel Islands The Channel Islands - a Haven of Peace. Close to Normandy, these Iles Anglo-Normandes, as the French call them, have a distinctly gallic flavour. Though they lie closer to the French mainland than to England, their character is unique, a mix of international jet-set and family beach resort. The climate is mild all year, averaging 68 degrees Fahrenheit during the peak visitor season of June-September. The hotels vary greatly. Two of our entries are long-time favourites on car-free Sark. A third is on the tiny island of Herm. At the other end of the scale are the sumptuous Longueville Manor in St Saviour and the family-owned, family-friendly Atlantic Hotel in St Brelade. Check out our hotels in Jersey and our hotels in Guernsey.
