Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Hotels:
There is obviously a wide range of hotels in Jersey, with options to suit all wallets.
Although the number of hotels on the Island has declined in recent years many of the re-
maining hotels have invested heavily to bring the standard of accommodation and facilities
up to international standard.
Probably the biggest decision that you will have to make regarding accommodation is to
whether to stay in St Helier, or elsewhere on the Island. If visiting with children then I
would recommend looking for somewhere outside of the town to stay but other groups may
well like the convenience of St Helier, particularly if evening entertainment is quite high
on your list of priorities.
St Helier:
The majority of hotel accommodation on the Island is now concentrated in St
Helier, with a number of companies having invested heavily in recent years to ensure that
the quality of the establishments has been maintained.
Alhambra Hotel: Close to Havre des Pas with easy access to the centre of town. Tel: 01534
732128
Almorah Hotel: On the outskirts of St Helier with views over the town. Tel: 01534 721648
Apollo Hotel: Relatively close to the town centre with a swimming pool and plenty of
parking. Tel: 01534 725441
Banjo: Newest hotel in Jersey and probably the smallest. Located right in the heart of St
Helier, in a refurbished Gentleman's club. Tel: 01534 850890
Best Western Royal Hotel: Just minutes walk from the centre of St Helier. Tel: 01534
873006
Club Hotel and Spa: Jersey's newest hotel, with new levels of luxury and food. Tel: 01534
876500
Fort D'Auvergne Hotel: Bordered by the sea and beach on two sides but still convenient
for the centre of town. Tel: 01534 873006
Grand Hotel: Great views towards Elizabeth Castle and St Aubin's Bay with superb res-
taurants. Tel: 01534 722301
