Best Luxury Hotels in Jersey

Arguably Jersey’s finest hotel, Longueville Manor is one of Europe’s top boutique hotels. Its 29  bespoke rooms and suites are the definition of splendour and occupy a stunning and quaint restored manor house. The Longueville’s attention to detail and personalised service ensures guests receive the quintessentially British luxury experience. There is always something to do at Longueville as it has tennis courts, a fitness centre, jogging trails, an outdoor pool and a Spa. The Longueville can also arrange a Luxury yacht charter for guests wishing to explore the stunning coast of Jersey. The hotel’s restaurant is in the The Oak Room whose iconic oak panelling creates the perfect atmosphere for a night of fine dining. The menu is curated by award-winning Chef Andrew Baird whose divine food is accompanied by some of the best wines in the world.

Found in Jersey’s capital, St Helier, the Michelin-starred restaurant at the Club Hotel draws guests from near and far. Bohemia serves theatrical tasting menus in art deco surroundings, with plant-based and pescatarian options, while more casual meals and afternoon tea can be taken in the bar. An underground spa is also a highlight, with its saltwater pool, thermal suite, rasul mud chamber and an array of organic treatments, plus there’s a palm-fringed kidney-shaped outdoor pool with loungers. Rooms at the Club Hotel are smart and classic, complete with Elemis toiletries, nightly turndown treats and Frette linens.

Overlooking the village of St Aubin, the family-owned and historic Somerville Hotel first opened its doors to guests in 1881 and has been one of Jersey’s best hotels ever since. The Sommerville is perfect for guests wishing to relax and unwind in a cosy hotel, yet it is also a wonderful choice for guests wishing to explore the delights of Jersey. The rooms are playful and inviting with many boasting an incredible view of the sea. The hotel’s Tides Restaurant is one of Jersey’s best restaurants due to its emphasis on using local and seasonal ingredients. The Voyager Curiosity Lounge Bar provides guests with an area to relax and enjoy the views of the sea all whilst sipping on exquisite cocktails and delicious cakes.

The Grand Jersey Hotel overlooks St Aubin’s Bay. Dating back to the late 1800s, it’s one of the oldest hotels on the island, keeping watch over Elizabeth castle from its vantage point. The original staircase rising from the lobby has been maintained, while an internal staircase is complemented by an enormous 30ft light installation. Inside are two restaurants, the more formal Tassili and a bistro, Victoria’s Brasserie, as well as a champagne bar and an Elemis spa. Outside is a terrace grill. The hotel has five stars and 123 bedrooms.

If you’re seeking something a little more bijou and intimate, check out La Haule Manor. The facade of this building originated in 1796, an era that’s mirrored in its lavish aristocratic interiors. Most of the 16 bedrooms afford views of the sea, with suites offering balconies and roll-top baths. The interiors echo Rococo style in the main, with plenty of antiques and breakfast is taken in a more contemporary designed room. Outside, guests can swim in a heated pool (during the spring and summer). Both St. Aubin town and Beauport Beach are within walking distance and there’s a shuttle service to the airport.