Dishes are inscribed on the windows of this greatly extended, fifteenth-century granite town house just off the High Street...

Rural tranquillity reigns at this converted eighteenth-century farmhouse, which is discreetly hidden away in eight acres of private grounds in the parish of Catel...

Once a pub, this enviably sited clifftop venue is now a smart, cosmopolitan restaurant done out in bold, minimalist style, with full-length windows and breathtaking views across...

Formally the residence of The Lieutenant Governor (or, to give him his full title, 'The Queen's Representative to the Bailwick of Guernsey') this is the longest established hote...

The hotel gets is picaresque name from the Barbary Coast pirates who kidnapped and ransomed the owner of this old stone house during the seventeenth century...

High above the narrow streets of St Peter Port, this sympathetically refurbished eighteenth-century manor looks down on the harbour and 800-year-old Castle Cornet...

At the far end of historic Albert Pier, with dazzling views of the Fish Quay, Castle Cornet and the lighthouse, formerly known as Saltwater Restaurant, Pier 17 lives up to its n...

The views out to sea are magnificent, and so is the location: this family-run seaside hotel overlooks the golden sands of Cobo Bay on Guernsey's west coast, and diners can watch...

'Forty fives acres of unrivalled luxury' is how the owners describe St Pierre Park, a genuine resort hotel developed from an early Victorian, monastic college...