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Little Sark

‘Paradise,’ write readers on their ‘umpteenth’ stay at this rose-smothered, whitewashed hotel on a tiny, car-free island.

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St Brelade

It’s all about the seaside at this luxury hotel designed to resemble a 1930s ocean liner, where readers this year had a ‘wonderful, relaxing stay’.

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The White House, Herm

With no cars, and white sandy beaches, this tiny island paradise has just one hotel.

La Collinette Hotel, St Peter Port

The seagulls call over St Peter Port and this unpretentious hotel, where a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere reigns.

The Blonde Hedgehog, St Anne

Tranquil Alderney, the northernmost of the inhabited Channel Islands, is roused from hibernation by Julie-Anne Uggla’s contemporary, eco-conscious hotel.

La Fregate, St Peter Port

There is a sea view from every bedroom in this extended 18th-century manor house, made over in contemporary hotel style, with the emphasis more on modern leisure and business than olde worlde charm.

Longueville Manor, St Saviour

A sense of history pervades this 14th-century manor house, festooned with wisteria, which sits in landscaped grounds in a wooded valley.

Greenhills Country House Hotel, St Peter

Guests returning to the Seymour family’s hotel, tucked away amid Jersey’s tranquil Green Lanes, are greeted each year by the same smiling faces.

Bella Luce Hotel, St Martin

Renoir was once drawn to this spot, above Moulin Huet Bay, to capture the ever-changing scene in his Guernsey paintings.

The Duke of Richmond, St Peter Port

Above the town, this modern, family-friendly hotel in a 19th-century building overlooks a park, and has views as far as Herm and Sark. Bedrooms might be modern or traditional, with sea view or balcony. Complimentary sweet snacks are replenished all day; a range of loose-leaf teas is served for afternoon tea, in the conservatory or on the terrace. A safari theme runs wild in the striking Leopard bar.

La Haule Manor, St Brelade

A short waterfront stroll from the village, this well-positioned Georgian manor house stands in gardens overlooking St Aubin’s Bay.

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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.

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