Hotels in Channel Islands
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Castel Grouville Guernsey Jersey St Brelade | St Helier St Martin St. Peter Port |
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Grouville, Channel Islands is Our Featured Location The parish of Grouville in the south east of Jersey stretches from La Rocque to Gorey and almost as far inland as Five Oaks.It is dominated by a wide sandy coastline along the Royal Bay of Grouville, the prefix Royal being added in 1859 by command of Queen Victoria who was so impressed by its beauty when she visited the island. It is divided into four districts (or vingtaines), De la Rue, La Rocque, Les Marais and Longueville. The parish also extends 15 miles offshore to include a group of rocky islands, The Minquiers, known locally as the 'Minkeys'. Originally named Grosville from a combination of the French word 'gros' (meaning large) and 'villa' (Latin for a farm with a large amount of land attached), the area was probably dominated by one landowner. The parish church, therefore, was dedicated to St. Martin, Bishop of Tours, whose diocese included Brittany just across the water in France. |
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Maison Gorey HotelGrouville |
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| This family-run hotel in the delightful village of Gorey is located towards the east of the island, and offers pleasant en suite rooms and the Santé for Life health suite. At Santé for Life you can relax with a hot stone massage, an Indian facial massage, Reiki and aqua detox to name just a few treatments. Other treatments can be arranged by appointment. | ||
The Beachcombers HotelGrouville |
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| A truly wonderful setting to appreciate the real beauty of Jersey. Situated in a quiet rural location, the Beachcombers Hotel is only a few minutes walk from the sandy beaches of Grouville Bay and the Royal Jersey Golf Club. A short walk behind the hotel is the beautiful landscaped reservoir of Queens Valley, a haven for nature lovers and walkers alike. One mile will take you to the village of Gorey, with the Jersey Potteries, famous for its restaurant and seafood specialities. The picturesque harbour of Gorey is a further half mile along a flower filled promenade, where al fresco eating and drinking takes place beneath the towering ramparts of Mont Orgueil Castle. All public areas of the hotel are on the ground floor with one or two steps. Large French doors open to an airy reception where a non-smoking lounge leads out onto the swimming pool patio. Meals are served in our attractive dining room where a pre-dinner drink can be taken over a chat in our friendly bar. All bedrooms have been finished in a light beech wood with a complimentary fabric, | ||
Old Court House HotelGrouville |
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| Situated opposite The Royal Bay of Grouville Beach, The Old Court House Hotel is in the picturesque port of Gorey, 4 miles (6.4km) from the island capital, St. Helier. The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool that is heated during the summer months, a relaxing sun terrace and pretty gardens with a bird aviary. The Old Court House Hotel is close to Gorey Harbour and Mont Orgueil Castle. Gorey Village, with its many restaurants and shops, is a short walk away from the hotel. Many rooms have a balcony and all have an en suite bathroom, with satellite TV. A range of water sports are available on the beach, such as windsurfing and sailing, opposite the hotel. The Royal Jersey Golf Club is just a few minutes walk away. The Old Court House Hotel has a restaurant that serves excellent food and a cocktail bar lounge, where guests may relax over a drink before dinner. | ||
Old Bank House HotelGrouville |
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| The Old Bank House is a small, comfortable hotel offering a friendly and relaxed atmosphere and providing an ideal retreat from the more lively aspects of Jersey. | ||
Pontac House Hotel - St Clements BaySt Clements Bay |
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| Overlooking one of the largest tidal ranges in the world, this independent hotel offers local food, a swimming pool and unrivalled views of St. Clement. Pontac House is personally run and managed by Chris Robin and his staff, who strive to create a comfortable and friendly atmosphere. Situated on the South Coast of the island, sea-view and balcony rooms offer a stunning, dramatic spectacle. Rooms to the rear offer attractive views of the Jersey countryside. A restaurant is on hand to keep you refreshed, serving fresh Jersey produce and specialising in locally caught seafood. Relax in the heated outdoor swimming pool (available between May and September) before exploring the island - a bus stop is directly outside, taking you to St. Helier in a matter of minutes. | ||