Nestled beside St Helier’s Elizabeth Marina, this popular hotel’s prime location is just steps from the promenade where you can take in the dramatic views of St Aubin’s Bay and historic Elizabeth Castle. It’s also situated just under a mile from central St Helier where you’ll find an enticing assortment of shops, restaurants and bars.

Enjoying a rural setting within the parish of St Martin and in a quiet wooded valley above Saints Bay, La Barbarie is close to one of Guernsey’s most beautiful beaches and has easy access to the stunning cliff walks. The capital, St Peter Port is within a short drive and the hotel provides ample free places for you to park your car.

This family run hotel is set in five acres of beautiful gardens on the outskirts of St Helier, far enough away from the hustle and bustle, yet only five minutes drive from the centre. The vibrant village of St Aubin is also only 10 minutes away plus the Westhill operates a shuttle bus once per day to St Helier, so exploring Jersey’s many attractions could not be easier. The large gardens feature two swimming pools and hot tubs, plus there are spacious sun terraces and a children’s play area. In addition, guests can look forward to dining in the hotel’s recently refurbished restaurant, The Nookery. Offering a modern design and welcoming atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to dine on a rotating menu of light bites, classic favourites and signature dishes.

This boutique style property is set on an incline in the heart of St Peter Port, just minutes from the charming cobbled high street and harbour. The hotel offers modern, chic and comfortable accommodation, whilst still retaining its traditional character.There is also a gastro pub, the Pickled Pig, serving a variety of home-made dishes along with fine wines and local real ales or craft beers. Al fresco wining and dining is available in the courtyard beer garden during those lovely warm Guernsey summer days and nights.

Nestled in vibrant Stornoway, this warm and welcoming haven lies just a short walk from the town centre and is ideally placed for local attractions, cultural sites and incredible natural scenery. The friendly staff are committed to providing you with a home from home and the comfortable rooms cater to your every need. At Eleven Restaurant, a tempting array of options await you including the best local produce. Book a stay here and discover the true essence of Hebridean living.

The Chesterhouse has beautiful views across Douglas Bay and is a stones throw from the shops. The hotel provide a welcoming atmosphere and are an ideal choice for a relaxing stay.

These delightful cottages nestle within beautiful St Martins, just two miles from picturesque St Peter Port and a short walk to the south coast cliffs and bays. There is also the convenience of nearby supermarkets, a decent bus service and eateries nearby. Individually decorated cottages are well-appointed and family friendly.

Set in an idyllic spot in one of the most beautiful glens on the islands, these cottages are just a five minute drive north of Douglas Bay. The cottages are dotted amongst different levels of the glen, meaning there is plenty of unspoilt Manx countryside to explore and guests can enjoy uninterrupted peace and quiet. A true home-from-home getaway in a picturesque location.

Tucked away in a secluded cove facing the Atlantic Ocean on the beautiful rugged island of Bryher, Hell Bay is the highest rated hotel and restaurant on the Isles of Scilly. Its delightful setting is complemented by expansive grounds, a collection of elegant eateries, great leisure facilities and a beach right on the doorstep. Guest suites vary in size, feature Lloyd Loom furniture and custom made soft furnishings, while some have balconies and most have stunning sea views.

This traditional country manor style hotel sits in a quiet cul de sac just a stone’s throw from the main street and a 10 minute stroll from the harbour. Discover immaculately presented rooms, a welcoming bar and a restaurant which offers an eclectic choice from modern Scottish cuisine to traditional favourites and delicious seafood. Settle back in the bar with a cocktail or malt whiskey, whilst watching the boats go by or sip a coffee in the comfortable drawing room.

Conveniently situated on St Helier’s Esplanade, these bright and well-appointed apartments are within easy reach of the many shops, restaurants and bars, not to mention the broad sands of St Aubin’s Bay, so you really do have all you need on the doorstep. The apartments provide a host of modern amenities and comfortable furnishings with ample space to ensure you feel right at home.

Situated directly across from the ferry terminal in Lerwick and 15 minutes walk from the town centre, the Shetland provides a comfortable and central base for your explorations. Within the hotel, the Waterfront Bar & Grill is a modern informal eatery offering an extensive range menu. All guest rooms of this purpose-built hotel are spacious and well-appointed, and being locally owned and managed assures you of a genuine welcome and warm personal approach.

This family-run hotel and bistro sits proudly at the heart of Gorey Pier, looking out at the beach beyond and crowned by the iconic Mont Orgueil. Each of the inviting guest rooms feature natural colours and fabrics as well as exotic prints by a local artist, with a choice of views over the harbour or the impressive castle at the back. The Moorings boasts a Michelin listed restaurant, a bar (with a roaring fire in the winter months) and “Maddie’s”, a breakfast destination for residents and locals. Maddie’s also offers light lunches, before turning seamlessly into a cocktail and sourdough pizza bar in the evenings! In the summer, there’s nothing quite like The Moorings Terrace.

Located in Stromness and with Standing Stones of Stenness reachable within 8.5 km, The Royal Hotel provides a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar. The property is around 8.8 km from Maeshowe, 10 km from Ring of Brogdar and 9 km from Ness of Brogdar. The hotel features family rooms. At the hotel, each room is equipped with a wardrobe and a flat-screen TV. Every room is equipped with a private bathroom with a shower, free toiletries and a hairdryer. You can play darts at this 3-star hotel. Skara Brae is 12 km from The Royal Hotel, while Orkney Fossil and Heritage Centre, Burray is 41 km away. Kirkwall Airport is 29 km from the property. Please inform The Royal Hotel in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.Disclaimer notification: Amenities are subject to availability and may be chargeable as per the hotel policy.

Tregarthen’s has one of the most stunning settings on St Mary’s. Situated right by the water’s edge with great sea views, the hotel is just yards from the quayside, where you can catch a boat to explore the neighbouring islands. You are also situated in the centre of Hugh Town which has a good selection of quaint shops, restaurants and bars. Tregarthen’s makes the perfect base for your holiday where you can relax, unwind and enjoy the excellent hospitality amidst beautiful surroundings.

Just a ten minute walk from the shops and harbour of St Peter Port, the Pandora is a traditional town house hotel, situated on a steep hill in historic Hauteville where you will find the house of French novelist Victor Hugo. The pretty gardens and elevated position give excellent views of the harbour and neighbouring islands of Herm and Sark.

You’re assured of a warm welcome at this quaint, family-run 3H guest house which sits within a traditional seafront building just a short walk from the picturesque harbour, marina and town centre. Due to the quirky nature of the building, guest rooms vary in size, but all feature modern decor and are sure to provide a comfortable stay. Look forward also to a delicious seasonal breakfast, which is delivered daily to your room in a basket and includes a variety of tasty local produce.

Nestled into exotic south facing gardens overlooking Ventnor’s stunning coastline, this handsome former coaching inn dates back to 1832 and became The Royal Hotel after enjoying Queen Victoria’s patronage. Steeped in history, it offers every modern comfort and remains one of the islands’ finest hotels to this day. In addition to finely decorated guest rooms, the hotel specialises in memorable cuisine cooked with flair whether you opt for relaxed or fine dining, and has earned an AA 5 star score in hospitality and service.

Nestled in the countryside, just a few minutes walk from Seaview’s beach and village this wonderful self-catering holiday village will suit those seeking family and pet-friendly accommodation. The well-appointed cottages and houses range from two to four bedrooms.

Nestled within an historic manor with a stunning Georgian façade, the 5* graded La Haule guest house has a story as captivating as the island itself, and offers a delightful relaxing oasis. Step inside and discover a to the charm and elegance. Its highly rated restaurant will take you on a culinary journey like no other and there are meticulously crafted cocktails at the bar. Perhaps indulge in the timeless tradition of afternoon tea at Seventeen 96 during your stay too.

Boasting a spectacular cliff top setting on Jerbourg Point, this stylish hotel overlooks the neighbouring islands of herm, Sark and Jersey – you can even see France on a clear day! Wonderful cliff walking paths are on the doorstep and despite the relaxing rural feel, the capital St Peter Port is only 15 minutes drive away, with a bus stop just outside the hotel. Along with warm hospitality, guests will find an inviting pool that is surrounded by a spacious terrace, a highly-regarded restaurant as well as a tempting cliff top coffee shop & dessert bar!

Discover the charms of Alderney from this luxury boutique hotel which is set within handsomely restored 18th century buildings and nestles in the heart of St Anne. It’s a delightful little haven with attractive, thoughtfully designed rooms spread between The Blonde Hedgehog and its elegant neighbour, Clarence House. Along with the warm and inviting accommodation, the hotel is highly regarded for its restaurant and bar. Here, island flavours take centre stage, with some of Alderney’s finest produce crafted into seasonal dishes that celebrate both the land and sea.

Conveniently located right on the Queens Promenade in the heart of Douglas, you’ll be within an easy stroll of shops, bars and restaurants, as well as many attractions and transport links for those looking to explore the island. Graded a 4* guest house, it offers recently updated guest accommodation, including rooms with lovely sea views, and provide all the necessary facilities required for a comfortable stay. You can look forward to a tasty breakfast each day, as well as attentive staff to ensure you’re made to feel right at home.

Ideally placed on Victoria Street in the heart of the vibrant Alderney community, La Ville puts you in easy reach of nearby beaches and other island attractions. Spacious rooms provide all you need for a comfortable stay, with some overlooking beautiful St Anne’s Church, known as the Cathedral of the Channel Islands. The hotel’s large restaurant serves up a variety of fantastic food featuring the best locally-soured ingredients wherever possible plus, there’s also a welcoming bar and terrace when you need to refuel and refresh. Should you wish to keep up to date with the latest sporting events or enjoy live music, then pop next door to The Chez Bar, a popular venue under the same ownership as the hotel.

Situated opposite its sister property, the Georgian House Inn, on the cobbled streets of St Anne, this charming property is within easy reach of the harbour, shops, restaurants and coastal walks. Family owned and run, the Victoria offers a warm welcome and you can look forward to a generous breakfast prepared with local produce and served in the pretty dining room. Bedrooms have been decorated with relaxation in mind and are light, airy and comfortable, with some located within the Georgian House Inn.

Perched on Douglas Bay in the heart of the town, this warm and inviting hotel blends perfectly the grandeur of the Victorian era with modern conveniences. It’s just a minute’s walk to the main shopping area as well as a variety of eateries, and only a short stroll to the the Gaiety Theatre and fascinating Manx Museum. Guest rooms are light and airy, provide ample space to ensure your relaxation and feature an array of facilities. The hotel’s two bars are sure to be welcome as you return from your explorations of the island.

Sister property of the 4* Kirkwall Hotel which sits next door but one. Guests go the Kirkwall for breakfast and enjoy access to its restaurants and bars. The setting couldn’t be more central as it’s right on the waterfront with Kirkwall Marina, St Magnus Cathedral, the Orkney Museum and shopping all within walking distance. Accommodation is modern and comfortable, with the option to upgrade to a larger room.

Rooms are available at the sister property of the Mannin, Azur, which sits just a few doors up the street. Azur does not offer any facilities, just rooms, although guest have access to all those at The Mannin, and go here for breakfast each day.

Originally a stone farmhouse building, this hotel is set in beautiful award-winning gardens close to St Peter Port and the west coast beaches. Along with a relaxed atmosphere, the menus of the Lobster & Grill Restaurant make the most of the island’s local larder, including fresh fish, locally-sourced dairy and vegetables. Well-appointed guest rooms provide all you need for a relaxing stay, with superior bedrooms providing extra space. The country setting and traditional atmosphere of the hotel is popular with locals and visitors alike and is a perfect choice for either short or long breaks.

Once an 18th century house, La Fregate is set on a steep hill overlooking St Peter Port harbour with views of the neighbouring Islands and, on a clear day, the coast of France, yet within two minutes walk of the shops. All rooms are exceptionally well appointed; those in the original house are full of character whilst new wing rooms are more modern. A unique boutique hotel ideal for a short break or longer treat.

Family owned and run, this charming property lies on a steep hill just off Douglas’ central promenade, steps away from the bay and an easy walk from the town centre. Along with a very warm welcome, guests can look forward to comfortable bedrooms and a light, airy conservatory restaurant which is known for its excellent cuisine. As well as hotel rooms, the Welbeck also has a selection of spacious well-appointed apartments, offering a double or twin bedroom, kitchen and living area with sofa bed.

Along with our featured hotels we have access to over 80 Visit England graded holiday houses, cottages and apartments on the main island of St Mary’s, which is the perfect base on this unique archipelago. Properties vary in size from a grading of 1-5* sleeping between 2-10 people, so there’s sure to be a property for you whether travelling as a couple, family or group of friends. With such a wide range of properties, the style will differ as will the facilities, and we’ve highlighted what you might expect further below. Most have WiFi, many are pet friendly and most also offer private parking. So, whether you fancy a rural setting, amenities on your doorstep, or being close to the sea, get in touch and let us find you the perfect holiday bolthole.

Centrally located at Admiral Park within St Peter Port, the Premier Inn provides a convenient and contemporary base for discovering the many delights of Guernsey. Whether you’re keen to shop, explore the sights or laze on the beaches, you’ll be close to all of this and more. Numerous nearby restaurants and bars are sure to tempt, although the in-house Thyme Restaurant will also entice with its tasty menu of classic dishes.

This boutique hotel enjoys a hard to beat location directly on Braye Beach, one of the island’s best bays, so it’ll be no surprise to learn that the views are quite simply spectacular. Guests will also find a choice of dining venues serving up stunning food, handpicked wines, fabulous outlooks, and a relaxed atmosphere, while the private cinema is the perfect place to spend a lazy evening. In addition, all guest bedrooms are light and bright with a beachy feel and all mod cons to ensure a comfortable stay.

This lovely family-owned hotel enjoys an unrivalled location along the scenic west coast overlooking one of Guernsey’s most beautiful beaches, yet is only three miles from St Peter Port. Cobo Bay is stylish and contemporary offering high standards of service and award-winning cuisine. Its beachfront location makes it perfect for a short break, family holiday or romantic getaway.

Situated on the cobbled streets of St Anne’s, this charming property is within easy reach of the harbour, shops, restaurants and coastal walks. Family owned and run, it is one of the island’s longest running restaurant and hotel establishments, offering wonderful food and boasting a traditional pub as well as secluded gardens. Some bedrooms may be located within the Victoria Guest House, situated opposite.

This quirky adult only Bistro & Bar on Guernsey's west coast overlooks Perelle Bay and is just a short walk from L'Eree and Vazon beaches. Newly refurbished, it takes full advantage of its position with a stunning terrace overlooking the bay which is just the spot to relax with a drink and admire the glorious sunsets. The bistro, which is very popular with locals, specialises in 'seaside chic' classic bistro dishes from around the world as well as fresh local seafood.

This luxury boutique hotel has an enviable location overlooking Guernsey’s prettiest bay, has breathtaking views of the sea and is only a five minute drive from St Peter Port. Guest rooms, dining venues and leisure facilities are located over two separate and unique buildings: Upper garden, which is the newest part of the hotel, and the main hotel. In addition, the stunning tree house rooms enjoy a truly magical setting within the valley by the main hotel building. In summary, the hotel offers a beautiful location, tranquil atmosphere, elegant décor and excellent al fresco dining.

Sitting beautifully on a picturesque headland on the island's north west coast, the Peninsula's position is unrivalled. With a wonderful view over Grand Havre Bay from the front and overlooking a lovely sheltered beach at the rear, it's an ideal choice for anyone wanting a relaxing beachside location. Additionally, the shops, bars and restaurants of St Peter Port are just 10 minutes drive away. The hotel also boasts five acres of pristine gardens, which have direct access to the beach, a range of activities and, a nautically-themed, open plan lounge bar and restaurant where you can look forward to mouthwatering meals and crafted cocktails. Guests can always be assured of a warm welcome.

Uniquely situated on an unspoilt headland on Guernsey's most southerly tip, the Saints Bay is perfectly placed for cliff walking and enjoying the nearby picturesque bay. Guest rooms are very well-appointed with bright and cheerful furnishings complimenting the wooden floors and white walls. At the popular restaurant look forward to innovative and imaginative dishes featuring fresh local produce and the option to dine poolside during warmer months.

Nestled in a secluded and peaceful location, Camp de Rêves is a hidden gem surrounded by lush greenery and breathtaking views over nearby bays. This sanctuary is just the place to experience the ultimate glamping adventure amidst nature, whether you opt for the beautifully designed safari tents or escape to a cosy shepherd hut which ooze style and charm.

These modern apartments sit in a country lane overlooking Fermain Bay in the picturesque parish of St Martin, where you’ll find cafés, food shops and more. St Peter Port is just a five minute drive away, and the setting is ideal for exploring the south coast and cliff paths. Facilities at these well-equipped apartments include a pool, a BBQ area with picnic tables, and a playing field for children.

Set amidst colourful landscaped gardens in the tranquil parish of St Martin, this grand Georgian house offers easy access to the bays and breathtaking cliff walks. Peaceful and secluded yet within easy access of St Martin’s village and the capital, St Peter Port, (only fifteen minutes away by bus which stops directly outside the hotel). La Villette has a wealth of leisure facilities including an extensive health spa and when combined with the country setting, makes for a wonderful stay.

Nestled within five acres, this beautiful tranquil setting is ideal for a relaxing break and, what’s more, you are also within easy reach of beaches and St Peter Port. The hotel has been refurbished to a high standard and boasts some of the island’s loveliest accommodation. Feast on culinary delights at the restaurant, treat yourself to exquisite cocktails and venture to the pool bar, where BBQ’s are a regular occurrence. Sustainability initiatives include a two acre greenhouse where they produce much of the restaurant’s vegetables plus all of the hotel’s water comes from a well on the grounds and goes through two filtration processes. Whether travelling with family or friends, you won’t be disappointed!

Centrally located in the heart of rural Guernsey, these luxury cottages are traditionally built with a granite exterior and are surrounded by attractive gardens. The bays and beaches are only a few minutes drive away, a bus service to town stops outside, and there are places to eat and shop in close proximity. Each individually designed cottage is furnished to a high standard and has a secluded patio or garden.

Standing majestically on Herm's harbour sea front , The White House is Herm's only hotel and the perfect place to unwind in style. Just a short walk to the beautiful Shell Beach and and Belvoir Bay and with spectacular views out to sea, this hotel offers a relaxing, elegant retreat and timeless charm. The bedrooms are located in either pastel coloured cottages or in the main hotel and have no television or clock allowing you to really escape from daily life and enjoy Herm the way it was intended. Visit the hotel's two restaurants for a variety of mouthwatering cuisine before lingering in the delightful Monk's Bar for a nightcap.

Lovingly restored to provide modern, comfortable accommodation on Sark, the attractive stone buildings of The Dixcart Hotel sit within mature gardens with a web of paths leading through woodland along coastal cliffs and down to a beautiful sheltered bay. The sun terrace provides an inviting spot to sit and unwind, Hugo’s Bar & Restaurant is known for its mouthwatering cuisine, quality wine list and sumptuous cocktails plus, the spacious bedrooms have all you could need to ensure a relaxing getaway.

Centrally located amid 5 acres of woodland, the family-owned Stocks prides itself on its friendly personal service, discreet efficiency and informal style while subtly blending heritage and tradition with contemporary comforts. There are 23 rooms, the 16th century Smuggler’s Bar and an excellent restaurant which features great quality Sark fresh produce wherever possible. In addition, there is an inviting swimming pool, a gym, gorgeous gardens and not forgetting horse & carriage tours.

Secreted away on the west side of Sark, La Moinerie Village sits on the site of a medieval monastery and has been lovingly restored from the ruins of an 18th century farm to provide both rustic simplicity and charm. Peaceful and private, this unique village setting is perfect for stepping out on the network of paths that reach down into the adjoining valley and rocky beach below.

These modern apartments are on the cusp of St Peter Port just half a mile from a range of shops, bars and restaurants. They are perfect for family getaways with children’s play facilities and an outdoor heated pool plus spacious gardens. An ideal choice for those wanting a relaxing holiday with easy access to the rest of the island.

This traditional hotel has an elevated position overlooking the harbour of St Peter Port with the town centre an easy walk away. Set within a gracious Georgian house, the hotel makes for the most delightful setting, both inside and out.

This hotel, set in the heart of St Peter Port’s high street and just a short stroll from the harbour, prides itself on its warm and friendly service. The hotel offers well-appointed guest rooms and has various dining options available, including JB’s Wine Cellar, which is a vaulted atmospheric rendezvous in which to enjoy an extensive selection of wines.

The Duke (previously the Duke of Richmond) is a relaxed neighbourhood hotel set on the top of a hill overlooking a quiet park with views across St Peter Port to the sea beyond. It is only a short walk to the town centre and harbour; however, bear in mind it is an uphill stroll on the way back. Having stepped away from formality The Duke Hotel focusses on comfort, warm hosting and easygoing spaces. There’s light rooms, a warm lobby and an inviting all-day restaurant, The Dax, which boasts seasonal cooking, generous plates and a menu of classic cocktails, wines and more.

One of Guernsey’s most historical hotels, The Grange Lodge dates back to 1815 when it was built as a private house from privateering profits. Owned and run by the Mansell family since 1920s, the building has had multiple alterations and additions over the last century, but has retained most of its original features and character. Situated on the outskirts of St Peter Port, yet only a 10 minute walk away from the town centre with its shops, bars and restaurants, the metro hotel Grange Lodge is a great choice for those seeking genuine hospitality and friendliness.

Surrounded by landscaped lawns, trees and shrubs, these apartments are set in the peaceful lanes on the edge of St Peter Port. Each apartment provides comfortable accommodation, perfect for unwinding in after a day exploring the island. A 15 minute walk from the lodge will bring you to the harbour, where a range of shops and restaurants are on offer. An ideal choice for families looking for a relaxing location with easy access to St Peter Port.

Enjoy a warm welcome at these family-run cottages which lie within the beautiful expansive gardens of La Collinette Hotel. Completed to a high standard, each cottage is well appointed with all you need for an enjoyable stay, with the added benefit of use of the many hotel facilities too.

Look forward to the warmest of welcomes at this delightful family run hotel which is around 15 minutes walk from St Peter Port's many shops and restaurants. The garden terrace is a real sun trap and a wonderful place to enjoy a sundowner, sneak away to relax with your favourite book or to simply take a dip in the large pool. Additionally, the restaurant and bar provide a stylish setting to dine or socialise and are popular with locals too.

Set on the outskirts of St Peter Port only a five minute drive from the harbour, this former country mansion, has a delightful setting within extensive private gardens. The hotel has been substantially enlarged over the years and benefits from a fantastic health suite with large pool, jacuzzi, sauna and gym to provide the perfect environment for relaxation. Add to this an award-winning restaurant, welcoming bars and comfortable guest accommodation, Les Rocquettes is truly an excellent base for your holiday.

Situated just a little way up the hill from the Pandora sits its sister property, the Marton, a cosy 3* guest house with an olde world charm. Guests will also discover beautifully kept terraced gardens, which provide a perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Ideal for those seeking comfortable accommodation in a superb location at great value.

Sitting proudly in the heart of St Peter Port and offering spectacular views of neighbouring Herm and Sark, the OGH (as it is affectionately known) was once the official residence of the Governor of Guernsey and is a gracious blend of both old and new. Guernsey's only five star hotel is sure to exceed expectations with exceptional food including locally sourced Guernsey produce and afternoon tea amidst elegant surroundings, an indulgent spa for restorative journeys, and beautifully designed rooms and suites. In addition, a dedicated team welcome you with a passionate pride for hospitality and service that is second to none, as you would expect as part of the Red Carnation hotel group. As far as sustainability goes, the OGH is phasing out single-use plastics, reducing food waste and supporting the local community in a variety of green initiatives.

The St Pierre Park is set on the outskirts of St Peter Port in 35 acres of beautiful landscaped gardens. The high street and harbour are just a five minute drive away or a 20 minute stroll. Guests can unwind in the fantastic health club and spa, with its breathtaking swimming pool, marble steam room, five treatment rooms, a relaxation room and stunning views over the lake and gardens. Or, for those who prefer to be more active, there are tennis courts and a golf centre, which includes Adventure Golf. Modern and contemporary in style the hotel’s wonderful landscaped gardens, excellent leisure facilities and attentive service make the St Pierre Park a favourite for those seeking an exquisitely relaxing stay.

The stylish Rutland is situated on the Queen’s Promenade overlooking Douglas Bay and a 20 minute stroll from the town centre. The hotel provides a welcoming atmosphere and is an ideal choice for a relaxing stay.

The Sefton is a traditional property set in the heart of Douglas, with excellent views over the bay. The hotel is built around an indoor atrium and guests have the option of choosing a balcony room overlooking the array of indoor flora and fauna. Excellent service is provided throughout the hotel and guests can be assured of a welcoming and comfortable stay.

Holding a prime location on the Loch Promenade in Douglas, the Cunard Apartments boast commanding and beautiful sea views as well as being close to all transport options and shopping. Apartments are spacious and well-equipped to provide all that you need for an enjoyable stay, with the added bonus of a Brazilian Rodizio all-you-can-eat steakhouse to enjoy which is located in the building’s basement.

The Ascot is set on a hill within a quiet, residential area of Douglas yet is still only a stone’s throw from the beach and the promenade. The hotel provides excellent service and guests are guaranteed a friendly welcome with a personal touch, plus there is also an excellent restaurant offering tasty home cooked food. A delightful hotel full of Manx character, offering good value for money.

Enjoying a prime location at the north end of Douglas Promenade, The Regency has panoramic views across the bay and is a pleasant stroll from the town centre shops, bars and restaurants. Whilst the building dates back to the 19th century, today's guests will find sympathetically restored public areas, contemporary rooms and high standards of service.

This contemporary hotel is set in one of the most scenic parts of the Isle of Man with unrivalled views over Mooragh Lake and across the sea towards Cumbria. You’re also just a 10 minute walk from Ramsey’s selection of shops, restaurants and transport links, while Douglas is around half an hour’s drive away. The Lake View Restaurant is just that, a delightful spot for a relaxing meal, with the terrace particularly popular during the summer months. Guest rooms have all been designed to a high standard with each featuring a super king size bed and overlook either Mooragh Lake, Sky Hill, the Ramsey Promenade or the Irish Sea.

This 3* guest house has a prime location on the Queen’s Promenade overlooking Douglas Bay whilst close to many popular pubs and restaurants as well as the beach. Originally steeped in Victorian heritage, the guest house is now fully modernised and provides guests with value for money and a comfortable base for exploring the island. With that in mind, the Electric Railway and horse tram terminal are both within walking distance, as is the Gaiety Theatre. To make the most of your stay, an upgrade to a seafacing room is highly recommended.

This grand Victorian townhouse lies in the heart of Douglas, giving you easy access to the town's shops and eateries as well as the Gaiety Theatre and Manx Museum. Within the property itself, which has a 3* grading, is a beautifully decorated breakfast room where you can look forward to starting your day with an award-winning breakfast. Guest rooms are individually and tastefully styled to complement the Victorian building, with a variety of configurations available.

The Blossoms is a small, family run 3 star guest house situated in the centre of the promenade with fantastic views over the bay and easy access to the many shops, bars and restaurants in Douglas. After exploring the many wonderful sights on the island, this little guest house is the perfect place to return to at the end of each day, with friendly and welcoming service in a stunning seafront location.

The Mannin offers modern, comfortable accommodation in the heart of Douglas, adjacent to the Villa Marina complex and Gaiety Theatre. Beautifully decorated throughout with all rooms offering the latest technology that modern travellers expect, there’s also a wonderful restaurant and welcoming lounge bar. In addition, the hotel's lovely informal surroundings and friendly staff ensure a home-away-from-home feel.

We have teamed up with Island Escapes to offer a wonderful selection of handpicked holiday cottages and apartments in beautiful coastal, countryside and village locations around the Isle of Man, predominantly in the south. Properties vary from a grading of 1-5* as well as size and can sleep between 2-18 people, so there’s sure to be a property for you whether travelling as a couple, family or group of friends. With such a wide range of properties style and facilities will differ, and so we’ve highlighted what you might expect further below. Most have WiFi, many are pet friendly and the majority have private parking. So, whether you fancy a rural setting, amenities on the doorstep, or being near to the sea, we have the perfect home-away-from-home for you.

Set in 250 acres of beautiful grounds and surrounded by stunning views, the hotel’s tranquil setting provides the perfect retreat. Located just 10 minutes from the airport and five minutes from Douglas, it’s a great choice for those who enjoy being active and equally for those seeking a more peaceful, relaxing stay. Leisure facilities include a fantastic indoor swimming pool, resident-only gym, a spa and a stunning 18 hole championship golf course plus there are two exceptional restaurants. Discover also a great choice of rooms that ensure your comfort.

The Empress boasts a prime position on Central Promenade with excellent views of Douglas Bay and a ten minute walk from town, just far enough away from the hustle and bustle so as not to disturb. The hotel offers friendly service, a welcoming atmosphere and relaxed surroundings ensuring a comfortable stay. An ideal choice for those seeking a prime seafront setting at good value.

Family owned and run, this charming property lies on a steep hill just off Douglas’ central promenade, steps away from the bay and an easy walk from the town centre. Along with a very warm welcome, guests can look forward to comfortable bedrooms and a light, airy conservatory restaurant which is known for its excellent cuisine. As well as hotel rooms, the Welbeck also has a selection of spacious well-appointed apartments, offering a double or twin bedroom, kitchen and living area with sofa bed.

This modern hotel sits on the Victorian promenade with fantastic views across Douglas Bay and is just 15 minutes walk from the town centre. Discover plenty of stylish accommodation and a host of facilities, including a leisure club with swimming pool, steam room, sauna and well-equipped gym. The hotel also boasts an on-site casino, a two screen cinema, the bingo hall for a fun evening and jackpot prizes, plus a variety of dining venues.

The Claremont sits in an enviable position just a minute from the high street and offers amazing views across Douglas Bay. The hotel is characterised by its modern and stylish decor, individual style and luxury. The hotel boasts a range of contemporary style rooms and suites as well as an award-winning bar and brasserie where delicious distinctive cuisine is complemented by picturesque sea views.

This hotel and it's sister hotel, Luccombe Hall, sit adjacent to each other on Shanklin’s cliff top, just a short stroll from Shanklin Old Village. Both Luccombe Hall & Luccombe Manor's facilities are available to all guests, whichever hotel they opt for, including the wonderful array of leisure options and half board dining at Luccombe Hall. All the guest rooms are comfortable and well appointed, with the option to upgrade to a room with a sea view should you wish.

This hotel and it's sister hotel, Luccombe Manor, sit adjacent to each other on Shanklin’s cliff top, just a short stroll from Shanklin Old Village. Both Luccombe Hall & Luccombe Manor's facilities are available to all guests, whichever hotel they opt for, including the wonderful array of leisure options and half board dining at Luccombe Hall. All the guest rooms are comfortable and well appointed, with the option to upgrade to a room with a sea view should you wish.

Located in the north east of the island in the picturesque sailing village of Seaview, which neighbours Ryde. This endearing little village has a somewhat nostalgic feel having changed little since the 1950s and is also just a stone's throw from either Seagrove or Priory Bay. Guest rooms, which are either in the main hotel or annexe, are individually designed with a nautical theme. Dining venues at the hotel include the award-winning Aquitania or the quirky Pump Bar and Bistro.

Centrally situated in Ryde, this 3* graded guest house is close to the Esplanade, numerous restaurants, bars and shops whilst also within 10 minutes walk of six miles of glorious sandy beaches. All of the rooms are individually decorated, with some offering sea views across the Solent. Breakfast is served in the attractive dining room while the lounge and bar or the attractive gardens provide space to unwind.

Enjoying a quiet setting in secluded grounds of two acres away from the hustle and bustle, it is just a gentle two minute walk from the lovely sandy beach and shops. Graded 4*, The Wight offers a variety of leisure facilities, including a heated indoor swimming pool plus comfortable accommodation which entices guests back year after year.

The Atlantic Inn boasts a central position in the heart of St. Mary’s, right on the harbour front. The bustling harbour town and wonderful white sandy beaches are all just a short stroll away, whilst the stunning surrounding countryside is also within easy reach. There is a bar within the lnn which leads to outdoor terraced seating overlooking the harbour, perfect for summer evenings.

This holistic hideaway sits in an area of outstanding natural beauty only a stone’s throw from the beach yet a world apart from everyday life. From a distance the resort appears like a hamlet of traditional stone cottages, but step inside and you’ll discover a contemporary hotel, complete with ocean views and classic English interior design with an eclectic twist. Perfect for couples and families alike including your four legged friend as dogs are also very welcome.

Adorned with marine relics and offering award-winning food and accommodation in the heart of the island, the New Inn is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy a taste of island life. After wandering along the white sand beaches, exploring Tresco Abbey Garden or taking to the water and discovering new shores, return to the New Inn and relax in the cosy resident’s lounge or mingle with locals and other guests in the bar.

This stunning property stands on the Garrison Hill in St Mary’s, within four acres of secluded gardens. Built in 1593 in the form of an eight pointed star, the castle commands magnificent views across the sea and a stunning walk up to the property through the original drawbridge has been maintained. The traditional, elegant accommodation of this historic castle combines with more modern rooms overlooking the gardens.

Officially the most southerly hotel in England, The Bell Rock is conveniently situated midway between Town Beach and Porthcressa Bay. The fabulous sandy beaches are within 100 yards of the hotel, whilst the harbour is less than a ten minute walk away. Guests can expect comfortable accommodation, an indoor pool for leisurely swims, friendly staff, and great value for money at this charming hotel.

This 4* guest house enjoys a fantastic location on Church Street, right on the doorstep of Hugh Town's quay, restaurants and shops, while just moments from Porthcressa and Town beaches. Family owned and run, you'll start your day with a hearty breakfast made with locally-sourced produce and can look forward to a jar of homemade biscuits in each room! Each guest room is well-appointed and has ample room for your comfort and relaxation, while should you wish to keep in touch with friends and family at home, there's super-fast WiFi.

St Mary’s Hall is based around an elegant extensively refurbished townhouse, which was originally built by Count Leon de Ferrari, and is situated in Hugh Town, only a three minute walk from the town centre and beaches. The hotel is surrounded by beautiful Mediterranean gardens featuring decked seating areas which are just the spot to absorb the ambience of the surroundings. The hotel’s Hall Restaurant boasts a relaxed dining area and bar where guests can look forward to excellent food showcasing local ingredients, and attentive service. The friendly staff throughout the hotel are always on hand to help you get the most from your Scilly Isles stay and, sustainability is of equal importance, with initiatives such as growing their own food, buying locally and ethically, reducing energy consumption and recycling.

Set on Hugh Town beach, Schooners offers uninterrupted views across the harbour to neighbouring islands. It's also close to the quay so ideal for island boating, within a stroll of the town for pubs, shops and restaurants, plus St Mary's beautiful sandy beaches are also on the doorstep. The waterside location has inspired the nautical decor, particularly in Schooner's bar, while the top floor lounge is a beautiful place to relax in with a good book. Rooms are all well-appointed with the majority offering prime harbour views so an upgrade is definitely worth considering.

The Ambassadeur is ideally located on the coastal road overlooking St Clement’s Bay, just a short stroll from the promenades of Havre des Pas and only a mile from St Helier. The hotel benefits from modern contemporary styled bedrooms, a warm, friendly atmosphere and great views from the terrace, which is just the spot for a pre-dinner drink. Ideal for a relaxing break at a lovely seafront location.

This family owned luxury hotel sits in acres of beautiful gardens with outstanding views of St Ouen’s Bay. The only member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World in Jersey, The Atlantic prides itself on the attentive service provided, its timeless elegance and superb quality cuisine at the award winning Ocean Restaurant. Guest rooms and suites feature tasteful understated colours, opulent bathrooms and stylish touches, while the full height windows and balconies offer great views. This, combined with its secluded location, makes The Atlantic the perfect choice for an outstanding holiday experience, be that a romantic retreat, a gourmet getaway or some family fun. The hotel is committed to sustainability having adopted a variety of practices within the hotel and currently holds a silver status with EarthCheck.

This hotel is located on the south east coast of the island, next to the Royal Jersey Golf Course and in the beautiful bay of Grouville. St Helier is also just ten minutes by car or bus (the hotel is on a main bus route), whilst the magnificent beaches are only a few minutes walk. Beachcombers has a peaceful, intimate atmosphere and is the perfect hotel to appreciate the real beauty of the Jersey countryside and the award winning restaurants in picturesque Gorey harbour. If you prefer to stay within the hotel after a busy day out and about, relax with a pre-dinner drink in the friendly bar before enjoying a tasty meal in the attractive dining room.

Beau Rivage boasts an enviable location with direct access to the beach at St Brelade’s Bay, whilst only a 15 minute drive from St Helier. The apartments are family run, ensuring guests receive a warm, friendly welcome and the site benefits from an in-house restaurant overlooking the sea to provide an alternative to cooking – perfect for those lazy summer evenings. Upgrading to a seafacing or seafacing and balcony apartment is recommended to really make the most of the views.

Sitting in the beautiful parish of St Pierre du Bois, only two minutes walk from L’Eree Bay beach, Beau Vallon boasts panoramic sea views and is ideally placed for walking and cycling in the peaceful western parishes. With a mix of three and four star apartments each differs in style and size, making them ideal for families and couples alike.

The Beausite is set in granite farm buildings dating back to 1636 and is situated in the heart of the picturesque parish of Grouville. This peaceful, family run hotel with landscaped gardens is surrounded by the beauty and charm of Jersey’s south coast, and boasts views to France. The hotel is also just a 15 minute walk to Gorey, where you’ll find Mont Orgueil Castle, along with numerous restaurants and coffee shops.

The Beausite is set in granite farm buildings dating back to 1636 and is situated in the heart of the picturesque parish of Grouville. This peaceful, family run hotel with landscaped gardens is surrounded by the beauty and charm of Jersey’s south coast, and boasts views to France. The hotel is also just a 15 minute walk to Gorey, where you'll find Mont Orgueil Castle, along with numerous restaurants and coffee shops.

Part of the locally owned and run Morvan Hotel Group, this hotel is an easy walk from the town centre, making it ideal year round. Along with bistro classics at the restaurant and the appealing pub atmosphere with classic bar menu at Bar 27, guests have use of the nearby Monterey Hotel's leisure facilities. This distinctive hotel offers traditional charm, a great location and a proven record for friendly hospitality.

Standing proudly in an elevated position overlooking St Brelade's Bay, this charming hotel is known for its generous hospitality so you can look forward to an atmosphere of complete relaxation. The beautiful terrace is just the spot to sit and watch the world go by, and thanks to its high vantage point, it commands the most spectacular, picture-perfect views. All rooms are decorated to a high standard and sea view rooms are particularly recommended!

Samares Manor is a manor house with medieval origins and the traditional home of the Seigneur de Samares. Its unique gardens were created in the 1920s and in recent years have undergone further development and diversification, and are considered as one of Europe's most outstanding gardens. All of this makes for a wonderful settting for a self-catering holiday with a small collection of tastefully renovated apartments and cottages within a stunning Victorian courtyard close to the Seigneur's horse and donkey stables. St Helier is just two miles away and there's a beach within half a mile too, along with a variety of eateries and shops. What's more guests have access to the Samarés Manor Gardens at all times.

Set on the cliffs of a picturesque green valley, this grade II listed country house hotel is surrounded by stunning countryside, whilst also just a stone’s throw from the quaint fishing village of Rozel and 20 minutes drive from St Helier. All of the elegant bedrooms are individually styled and furnished, many boasting four poster beds and spa bath - the balcony rooms are particularly recommended. An enticing breakfast is served daily in the conservatory and the hotel also runs the nearby Rozel Pub & Dining, which is know for its traditional pub fayre and local seafood. Chateau La Chaire is a perfect retreat for walkers, lovers of the outdoors and those just seeking peace and quiet.

These two well-appointed apartments nestle within the grounds of the Hamptonne Country Life Museum, a picturesque 15th century farm estate comprised of thatched granite houses, stables and meadows. The apartments have been lovingly restored, retaining many authentic features for added charm, including some 19th century graffiti in the Cider Barn Apartment! Outdoor space includes a courtyard with garden furniture, plus there’s access to the Museum, which is extra special once the visitors have left for the day.

Away from the hustle and bustle, this highly recommended hotel is set in an elevated position with superb views across St Aubin's Bay and just 10 minutes walk from the beach. The hotel is also only 20 minutes walk from St Aubin, and just a short drive from St Helier's shops, restaurants and nightlife. You'll find a warm welcome awaits you along with contemporary decor, traditional top quality service and an award winning restaurant.

The De Normandie is ideally positioned opposite the bay of St Clement with its fine sandy beach and promenade, and only a short walk from the hustle and bustle of central St Helier. Guests can look forward to comfortable surroundings, an inviting sun terrace and an indoor pool for a refreshing dip after sightseeing or exploring. This is the perfect choice for those looking for both a central and beachfront location at excellent value for money.

With direct access to the beautiful beach at St Ouen’s, these apartments offer a range of spectacular views either over the countryside or across the sea. Each apartment features a contemporary style and is finished to a high standard to provide modern day living and all you need for a relaxing stay. Right next door is Sands, one of the island’s favourite beach diners, while Little Joe’s Surf Shop can offer surf lessons, wetsuit and board hire should you wish to get out on the waves (seasonal).

This popular hotel is nestled beneath the medieval Mont Orgueil Castle and overlooking the sleepy harbour at Gorey and within easy reach of Grouville Bay’s golden sands. The hotel has a choice of dining options which include alfresco areas where you can soak up the atmosphere of the peaceful harbour whilst enjoying the delicious food. We recommend upgrading to a seafacing room which offers panoramic views across the harbour and towards Grouville.

Overlooking the bay of La Greve D’Azette in St Helier, Fisherman’s Cottage dates from the 18th century and has been sensitively restored with many authentic features. The private garden is just the place to soak up the fantastic sea views or watch the hustle and bustle of Havre des Pas, with its beach, traditional promenade, sea bathing pool and beautiful Victorian architecture. The cottage is also just ten minutes’ walk into the centre of St Helier, with its numerous shops, bars and restaurants.

This beachfront hotel is in the centre of popular St. Brelade's Bay, offering excellent views of one of Jersey's finest beaches with golden sands literally outside the door. Head to the cafe bar for all day dining, afternoon tea or evening cocktails, or visit the main restaurant which serves breakfast and dinner and has wonderful views over the beach. The Golden Sands is an ideal choice for those looking for a beach holiday.

Set on St Helier's main promenade, with stunning views of St Aubin’s Bay and Elizabeth Castle, with easy access to the shops, this hotel is a sophisticated and contemporary property, with innovative design throughout. Along with a central location, the pleasures awaiting you include indulging at the fine dining Tassili Restaurant, whiling away the hours on the sun-drenched terrace, treating yourself to afternoon tea, or visiting the award-winning spa to discover the revitalising treatments.

This delightful property is an old granite farmhouse, whose main wing dates back to 1674 and is tucked away within peaceful gardens in the heart of the 'Green Lane' parish of St. Peter. The hotel emanates a peaceful and intimate atmosphere, making it the perfect place to soak up the traditional Jersey charm and unique luxury. Each room is finely furnished and has its own distinct character while the bar is a sanctuary to relax in before dining in the award winning restaurant on the finest local produce and exploring the exceptional wine list. This hotel is part of the Seymour Hotels group, which have been commended for their environmental policy.

A short walk from the town centre, Hotel De France sits within landscaped gardens in an elevated position with excellent views of St Helier and St Aubin's Bay. With a classic French chateau facade and impressive facilities, it's a perfect choice for a romantic weekend break, shopping trip with friends or a spa wellness experience. Indeed, if it's pampering you seek, then the luxurious Ayush Wellness Spa offers a variety of pampering and indulging treatments which will ensure you leave refreshed and rejuvenated. At La Terrasse, you're treated to traditional French cuisine and a choice of dining areas.

L'Horizon enjoys a unique location directly in front of the white sands of St Brelade's Bay, with an almost Mediterranean feel and spectacular views. The hotel interior is calm and elegant, full of light and space while the outside impresses with a beautiful terrace overlooking the golden sandy beach and crystal-clear waters. Excellent leisure facilities include an impressive spa, indoor swimming pool and choice of dining venues. A truly tranquil setting on a stunning beach.

These luxury cottages are just a short walk from picturesque St Aubin’s harbour and the golden sands of St Brelade’s Bay, while St Helier is 10 minute’s drive away. Modern, spacious accommodation is provided within the cottages which are built in the style of a traditional Jersey courtyard, and are furnished to the very highest standard to include everything you could need for a relaxing holiday. Should you prefer to dine out, there are a fabulous selection of bars and restaurants within walking distance. Ideal for families, couples and groups alike.

La Place is situated in the tranquil heart of the beautiful Jersey countryside, only a short walk from St Aubin's picturesque harbour and a five minute drive to the golden sands of St Brelade's Bay. Offering modern contemporary decor whilst still retaining its 17th century country house charm, the hotel has been sympathetically refurbished to a very high standard.

Perfect for families or young adults seeking an active getaway, the resort has a variety of lodges and apartments plus a huge choice of leisure facilities and a variety of activities that can be booked locally. Great value meals are served at its onsite brasserie; plus a choice of supermarkets are nearby should you wish to make the most of your well-equipped kitchen.

This stunningly refurbished manor house is Jersey’s most highly acclaimed hotel and the only member of the exclusive Relais & Chateaux luxury hotel collection. With beautifully appointed accommodation, a luxurious mini-spa and superb restaurant, this boutique property is one of Europe's most celebrated hotels. Guests enjoy the warmest of welcomes, a home from home atmosphere and superior yet understated service along with impressive attention to detail and fine food and wine served in either formal or casual surroundings. Additionally, Longueville Manor is dedicated to protecting the delicate resources and environment surrounding it while also committed to activities which develop sustainable practices.

Located on the edge of the Jersey National Park, this welcoming hotel blends the peaceful charm of the countryside with the very best in modern design. Maison des Landes is proud to offer a fully inclusive environment with 15 of the guest rooms fully adapted to suit those with a range of special needs and additional requirements. Along with tranquil gardens and panoramic coastal views, guests will find a large hydrotherapy pool (with step-free access), a spacious restaurant with terrace for alfresco dining, a small bar and lounge with adjacent orangery which provides a delightful spot to mingle with other guests. Accessible minibuses provide arrival and departure transfers along with excursions to places of interest (some activities may incur entry fees which are not included).

Just a 15 minute walk from the centre of St Helier, this popular hotel boasts an enviable array of leisure facilities and entertainment for all. Taking centre stage, the Aquadome is a subtropical paradise with an indoor fun pool, water slides, lazy river and cascade fountains, whilst at the outdoor pool there’s ample loungers for lazing. A fantastic choice of eateries and bars ensures there’s something to suit all tastes, while in the Star Room there’s tribute nights, variety acts, stand-up comedy, magic and much more. The Merton is part of the Seymour Hotels group who have been commended for their environmental policies, and are also members of the Eco Active business scheme.

Traditional and perfectly placed, this hotel is within walking distance of the shops, making it an excellent base from which to explore St Helier and the island. Locally owned and run by the Morvan Hotel Group and part of Best Western’s Signature Collection, the Monterey has a proven record for friendly professional hospitality, has good leisure facilities and it's excellent value makes it a popular choice.

This popular hotel, which is part of the locally owned and run Morvan Hotel Group, is within easy walking distance of central St. Helier and perfect for families. There are also many facilities on offer including an indoor pool and regular entertainment from May to September.

This popular, family owned and run hotel is set right in the heart of St Helier, within easy reach of beautiful Howard Davis Park, Havre des pas beach and the numerous shops, bars and restaurants. The hotel retains a traditional feel and provides great entertainment during the summer months with friendly service for all. Although a two star hotel, it has all the facilities you would find in a three star property, along with all the essentials that you need for a comfortable base.

Situated opposite Havre des Pas Beach and a 10 minute stroll from central St Helier, the Ommaroo Hotel offers the ideal blend of seaside tranquillity and town convenience. Enjoy panoramic sea views at Coast Bar & Bistro, along with contemporary dishes, Palmer’s Restaurant provides an elegant breakfast setting or a delicious set menu, and the Ommaroo Terrace is the ideal spot to unwind with a drink or light lunch overlooking the bay. There’s also a beautifully maintained garden, a swimming pool, and a comfortable lounge with stunning coastal vistas. Each guest room is individually designed with comfort and relaxation in mind, with sea view and balcony rooms particularly recommended.

Superbly located right in the heart of St Helier overlooking Liberation Square and the yacht marina, the Pomme, as it is affectionately known, has been delighting guests with its friendly hospitality for over 180 years and is an ideal choice for the leisure traveller with a good base from which to explore Jersey’s sights. With a contemporary metropolitan design, each of the spacious and well appointed guest rooms provide a comfortable sanctuary where you can relax after busy days out and about. As far as food and drink go, venues include the elegant Harbour Room which entices with a wonderful selection of seasonal dishes and inspired menus, the stylish Café Bar is just the spot to sit and watch the world go by, The Wharf is your go to place for real ales and hearty pub grub, while the Porter’s Store entices with an eclectic cocktail menu. The Pomme d’Or is part of the Seymour Hotels group who have been commended for their environmental policies, and are also members of the Eco Active business scheme, which sets stringent green standards.

Offering fantastic views of St Clement’s Bay, the Pontac House is a beachfront property set on the coastal road on the east of the island. For even more spectacular views, upgrading to a seafacing and balcony room is highly recommended. A warm and friendly welcome awaits you on arrival at this family run hotel, where you can be sure of a peaceful and relaxing stay.

Premier Inn have two centrally situated properties in St Helier, one in the Charing Cross area and the other on Bath Street. Both are close to a variety of shops and within easy reach of transport links. Thyme Restaurant Bar & Grill offers a wide selection of meals and hearty breakfasts while welcoming rooms are equipped with all mod-cons to ensure a comfortable stay.

Adjacent to Liberation Square and just a stone's throw from the marina and shopping centre, the Royal Yacht's position is hard to beat. The hotel boasts a selection of dining venues and bars, creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere which along with chic decor and luxurious spa makes this elegant hotel perfect for those seeking an indulgent getaway.

This traditional style hotel is within easy walking distance of the main shopping centre, Howard Davis Park and Havre des Pas beach. The hotel has a warm, friendly atmosphere and guests are always made to feel comfortable. The Runnymede also boasts beautiful gardens and an outdoor seating area where you can truly appreciate the Jersey outdoors. All in all, this is a welcoming hotel in a prime location.

This country house hotel enjoys a superb position above the quaint village of St Aubin with stunning views of the harbour and bay. The hotel is within close proximity of a variety of bars and restaurants for those wishing to venture further afield. The Somerville is proud of its excellent reputation and is a popular choice with returning guests.

Set in five acres of award winning gardens, St Brelade’s Bay Hotel sits opposite the beach with panoramic views across St Brelade’s Bay. The hotel has a warm and relaxed atmosphere and its own indoor leisure complex along with two outdoor pools and a tennis court, making it the perfect destination for a relaxing family holiday.

Boasting a truly unrivaled position in the heart of St Helier and within walking distance of the beach, this stylish hotel is renowned for its outstanding Michelin star restaurant. Those seeking relaxation should make a beeline for the indulgent spa for second to none facilities and pampering treatments. The bar area provides a less formal setting for dining, the pool terrace is an ideal spot to soak up Jersey's glorious summer sunshine, the Club's honesty bar is perfect for that late night drink and the chic rooms feature plenty of natural light and thoroughly modern comforts.

Family-owned and run, this adult-only 5* AA rated guest house enjoys an elevated position with spectacular sea views across the whole bay of St Aubin. It's an easy five minute stroll down the quaint cobbled High Street to the village and picturesque harbour of St Aubin, where you'll find a selection of welcoming eateries, bars and small shops. Located over three floors, the charming bedrooms provide all you need for a comfortable stay and in the warmer months you can look forward to an al fresco breakfast in the garden or summer house.

Perfectly situated on the picturesque harbour with stunning views to the north, this historic 4 star hotel is ideally placed close to the marina and main shopping area. Along with a warm welcome and friendly service, the Kirkwall offers an excellent restaurant with an extensive menu featuring the best local produce. In addition, Skippers Bar is a traditional bustling pub and the perfect place to eat, drink and relax with live entertainment and a big screen TV. Comfortable guest rooms provide space to unwind, with harbour view rooms available at a supplement.

Enjoying a great location just 10 minutes walk from the town centre, the restaurant at the Lerwick Hotel and many of the rooms offer unrivalled views of Brewick Bay and the island of Bressay. With such a setting, there are quite often seals, otters and even the occasional killer whale to spot. The Bay Brasserie is popular with residents and locals alike with Shetland produce featured on the menu, while the Club Lounge is the place to relax with a drink or find a quiet corner to read. Locally owned and managed by Brudolff Hotels, guests are assured of a warm welcome.

The Ayre overlooks Kirkwall harbour and is just a couple of minutes walk from the town centre and its array of bars and restaurants. Within the hotel you’ll find modern, well-appointed rooms to ensure a comfortable stay along with a popular restaurant, known locally as a great place to eat, with a menu featuring local produce and delicious homemade desserts. A newly developed annexe just across the road from the hotel has nine well-appointed apartments, each with an open-plan living area and high quality furnishings.