We chose this hotel to celebrate our wedding anniversary. The staff our efficient, friendly and very knowledgeable about the area. The facilities are great and there is a real feel of a touch of class. The gym, swimming pool, sauna and hot tub are superb. The showers need a special mention. From the ones in the room, to the ones in the changing rooms. They are all great. Some parts of the hotel are a little tired and could do with a spruce up. But the overall effect is a nice and relaxing place to stay.

This is the perfect hotel whether you are a single traveller, honeymooners or for a visit by an extended family.

The accommodation is excellent, the facilities enable you to be as lazy or as active as you want.

The staff are attentive and want you to enjoy your stay.

The food offers a wide variety to meet all the families tastes.

Had a wonderful 5 day stay here. My parents spent their honeymoon in Guernsey 54 years ago and I took them back for their birthdays and my hubby's birthday - we had a fabulous time.

The staff at the hotel are very helpful, welcoming and friendly. The food in both the bar and the restaurant is good, as is the service.

The spa and the pool are fabulous - the pool gets busy mid morning and mid afternoon. There is a lovely sun terrace to sit out on overlooking the pond and fountain; it also has a nice hot tub. In the pool area there is both a sauna and a steam room.

We hired a car for our stay and there is ample parking at the hotel. Parking in the island is free too.

The rooms are lovely, my only criticism would be that they are not well soundproofed. We could hear the people next door really clearly; this may be because it was a room that has an adjoining door. If I go back to Guernsey I would stay at this hotel but would ask for a room without an adjoining door. The noise issue could do to be sorted out.

The provisions in the room are good and tea/coffee/biscuits are replenished twice daily. The toiletries provided were lovely.

I stayed in this hotel with a group and all of us were very satisfied with our stay. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Thank you! The room and bathroom were large. The bed was very comfortable and the balcony comfortable for one person. This depends on the room and number of occupants. Other balconies were very spacious. The food was absolutely amazing and breakfast caters to every tastebud, which is why I find it hard to understand some of the other reviews. The chefs deserve a Michelin star. The grounds are excellently maintained and the spa facility and pool area were lovely. Loved the ducks :-) There is a supermarket within 5 minutes walking distance and downtown can be reached quickly by bus.
In summary I can highly recommend this hotel.

We have stayed at this Hotel many times over the last 20 years or so and have always enjoyed our stay despite the few spells of bad weather, there being plenty of things to do at this Hotel.The staff are very well versed in looking after guests and have the time to have a chat now and again. The rooms are most comfortable and well serviced each day by excellent housekeeping staff.
We usually opt for rooms with either garden or lake views these also face Southerly direction.
Meals are very good either in the bar or Dining room with ample choice menus.
Bathing and health care facilities are excellent.

Chose this hotel for a week's holiday based on information from a booking web site. We were very impressed with the hotel - friendly staff, clean and well appointed bedroom and excellent food. One minor complaint though with breakfast. Toast, which is provided to you, was at best warm and on a couple of occasions I had to ask a member of staff to chase up my poached eggs and omelette as they seemed to be taking ages to be served.

However don't let this put you off staying at the St Pierre Park. It really is worth visiting especially if you want to relax in very pleasant surroundings.

Just returned from our third annual stay and, as before, we couldn't fault it. The staff were as professional, helpful and polite as ever without ever being 'in your face' all the time. Parking the car and checking in was quick and easy. Our room, with a spacious balcony, was extremely comfortable and well appointed and the facilities available to the guests were excellent. The breakfast menu was extensive and well cooked and staff always on hand if needed. As previously, my only regret was having to check out as it is so relaxing. I hasten to add that I have no connection with this hotel other than as a paying guest but as my partner, Christine, will confirm, I would happily live here given the chance. 👍😎 Really lovely hotel.

The hotel is very nice, comfortable beds with lots of pillows, big bathroom. The hotel is little bit dated but still beautiful place.
There is small gym on the ground floor which was difficult to find.
The food is nice, we had business dinner there.

Stayed here for 2 nights. Very comfortable small suite but lack of A /C made it a bit stuffy. Doors opened onto terrace overlooking gardens but stagnant water that failed to drain away a problem. Privacy also a problem as other guests could walk past open French windows. Would not have taken much to resolve.
Restaurant pretentious and too full of itself. Service very slow and inattentive. Waiter insisted wine was cold enough, and what are Confit duck pastilles? They are duck spring rolls but apparently as they have a Rosette they can call them what they like. As it was they were over cooked and dry. Sea bass fillets very small and also over cooked. Deserts good. Altogether at £50 per head with wine very disappointing.

Generally needs a lot more attention to detail to warrant prices. On a positive note the best hotel swimming pool I have visited.

This hotel has everything for everyone. We stayed here to join a party and we were looked after very well. The staff are all very polite and eager to please. We could not fault anyone in any way. The rooms are clean and I asked for a quiet one which I got. There is a lovely indoor swimming pool and sauna. There is also a health and beauty place. If you like to stay in a quite large family hotel this is the place. It is on a bus route and has a Waitrose round the corner.

My wife and I stayed in the hotel for 4 nights whilst attending a conference. We stayed in room 325. Overall it is a good hotel.

Good points - the service in the bar is excellent- the bar staff are professional, the drinks and snacks are good. The spa, pool and fitness facilities are first class - better than most hotels. The decking area with views of the lake is an ideal place to relax. Our room had a balcony / seating area. The breakfast is good.

Other points - the decor in our room was dated - it looks as if it has been refurbished, if it has they should have removed the wooden balustrade by the door. There was some staining on the bathroom ceiling and one of the light bulbs needed to be replaced. The sandwiches which we were served during a working lunch were incredibly dull. Our room did not have A/C.

Worst point - my wife paid £35 for a manicure which only lasted a few hours. She didn't complain other than to me! I noted this on the feedback email that the hotel sent me after our stay. I received a good email from the acting general manager informing me that the spa staff would contact me separately to follow this up - I'm still waiting!

Other then the slip up with the manicure and worse the lack of follows up - it was a good experience.

My friend and I stayed for a long weekend and thoroughly enjoyed it. The staff couldn't have been more helpful. There was a wedding there this weekend and the staff went out of their way to make sure we were seen to! The spa facilities are great - sauna, steam, and an enormous pool. Plus Su beds aplenty and an outdoor jacuzzi.

We had a fabulous weekend there and would really recommend it. It is about a mile and a half from the town centre but we really enjoyed the walk.

we have just had a great week end here

It is a largish hotel and slightly impersonal for that, and as with many larger venues had external events both afternoons and evening we were there which did add to teh noise levels a bit

However we were moved after one night from out original noisy room, with a big smile and nothing is too much trouble

However top floor rooms do have balconies, but they are tiny, adn original design flaw, and take 1 chair and 1 table, which we thought was quite funny

The spa was lovely and lying in teh sun reading my book as great

location wise, the bus stop is seconds away and if you need it waitrose is opposite.

We paid £10 for a taxi from teh airport and £10 taxi from st peters port late at night. The buses are £1 per ticket per trip, so we got used to using them

WE want to go back, but might try a different hotel and try some where smaller and more homely
but would defiantly recommend

Previously a Guernsey resident now have returned to the rock this weekend for a friends wedding and stayed 2 nights here. The hotel was the pride of Guernsey back in the day, now it's a smart hotel that needs an overhaul, we had a classic double room with little balcony overlooking the car park. It's clean mostly modern but still has a key to open the room door, dated in this day and age also it has no aircon this is a huge let down. Beds comfortable sheets clean and fresh shower in the bath. Not helpful if you are less able bodied. Wifi throughout. Health suite available

We only dined for the wedding reception so can't comment on other meals but would warn that the bar prices are exorbitant £20 for two large glasses of wine !!! The staff are friendly and as most common in Guernsey not local

This hotel is known locally for corporate seminars and company Christmas parties these will always take preference over guests so expect residents bar and meals to be relocated

If you're there for business it's fine, it's not 5 star it's guernsey's 5 crown rating so don't compare or expect London or even Jersey metro city style hotel
If you're going for leisure to Guernsey. Unless it's on a special package look at other hotels.

Just got back from a most enjoyable stay at this hotel. Nothing is too much trouble for them to make your stay there as comfortable as positive. From the waitresses in the breakfast room to the room cleaning staff. A big thank you to Andrew (breakfast) & Caterina (room cleaner) for making our stay enjoyable.
The whole hotel was well run everyone was very friendly & always smiled a greeting. The rooms were were kept very clean as was the bathroom .which in my view is very important. A kettĺe, tea & coffee was provided & topped up every day. There's a table & two chairs on a balcony too should you want to sit outside. We would love to come again.

We come to Guernsey twice a year. We have family here but we love to stay in Hotels.

We came for Lunch at the St. Pierre on our last visit and decided to give it a whirl this time.

In our opinion it is a Corporate Hotel. Great for Business Travellers and Conferences.

As frequent visitors to Guernsey and frequent guests of 5 star Hotels, I think we'd say :

It's not what we would class as 5-star. It lacks the finesse of other 5-star Hotels.

The staff are generally friendly enough. Although the Spa staff have a practiced air of snobbery and disdain.

The Hair Salon is not open at the weekend.

Food service finishes at 10pm. The Room Service Menu continues for a short time after 10pm but is limited to Sandwiches.

We returned after a dreadful meal at 10:15pm hoping for Desserts and Digestifs - only to be disappointed. We could have the drinks but not the Pudding. I'm not sure how hard it is to scoop some Guernsey Ice Cream into a Bowl?

It's pleasant. It's clean. It's Corporate. The Spa is lovely.

We look forward to returning to the Fermain Valley Hotel next visit.

Spent Thursday to Sunday at this wonderful hotel in May .
The hotel was first class with a restaurant on the lower level with decking over looking the grounds and lake ,and on the upper floor a bar with the same views serving bar meals lunch and evening ,afternoon tea plus morning tea and coffee.
so something for all.
The Spa with treatments, swimming pool and out door spa and indoor sauna over looking the gardens.
Such a relaxing time and staff were very welcoming .

We have recently stayed at this lovely resort in Rohais, Guernsey, close to St Peter Port.

Standards are high in all areas of the hotel - in particular, the leisure facilities - and especially the spa & swimming pool. If your stay coincides with good weather, as it did with us, the outdoor facilities provide comfort and lovely views over the lake and gardens.

We stayed on a room & breakfast deal - a good selection of breakfast items are available on a self serve basis, but there are other a la carte items that can be ordered from and served by a generally friendly, caring and attentive restaurant team. We did however briefly visit the main restaurant where dinner was served - and it looked very nice. It was very busy too, which speaks for itself.

The bar is impressive with a lovely terrace looking out towards the lake.

Our bedroom and bathroom were excellent, very clean and well furnished. We were lucky to have a small balcony that overlooked the gardens and lake on floor 4.The room also contained a good sized fridge,

The location is, for those who like a stroll, around 45 minutes walk from the busy and beautiful waterfront and harbour. Its downhill most of the way, but I would recommend you get one of the very regular buses back to Rohais which takes around 10 - 15 minutes.The stops are very close to the hotel (near Waitrose)

For the sporting type, apart from the swimming, there are some lovely tennis courts and a proper 9 hole golf course. You can hire sporting equipment if needed.

There is a large car park at the front and side of the hotel.

The taxi trip to and from the airport takes around 15-20 minutes and cost us £10 per trip.

We really enjoyed our stay at the St Pierre Park, and look forward to returning in the future.

We did a 3 night break at the St Pierre and couldnt fault the hotel. The staff are all lovely and cant do enough for you. The rooms and hotel areas are all spotlessly clean. Nice views over the small lake at the back of the hotel at breakfast and in the evening whilst using the bar. We didnt use the spa, as the weather was amazing, so we were hardly in the hotel, but we did have a quick look and its lovely and ideal for a spa break. All in all a nice hotel within a 15 minute walk of the centre of St Peter Port

I regularly stay in Guernsey with work and this is a hotel the client often uses. To be honest, it is always good to see the travel request come back with the St Pierre Park and I've used almost all of the facilities now, so it seems a good time to leave a review.

The hotel is well established. It sits on a beautiful plot and has about 4 floors of rooms. Some look out over the stunning waterfall and landscaped area, others face toward the front of the hotel.

The rooms are well equipped but some feel a little dated. Others are going through a refurb programme and are offered as 'executive' or 'premium' - I can't actually remember the phrase they use. These new ones unfortunately, while being more modern, reek of fresh paint and new flatpack furniture so it's quite off putting. The rooms have been given a more modern feel but until the strength of the refurbishment smell subsides, I'd be happier staying in the 'older' rooms. All in, that's a compliment to how well the older rooms still are.

All rooms have a good sized bed, free and reasonably fast wifi, a flat screen TV (reasonable channels), with tea and coffee making facilities as well as a fridge (some rooms have water in them, others don't) and of course an en-suite bathroom. The bed is comfortable and the rooms are, by and large well equipped. Writing the review immediately after the hot spell we have had though makes me think that the west facing rooms really do need some air conditioning which unfortunately none have. If you leave the balcony open, it is invariably closed by the housekeeping staff so coming back in the evening, means you can be walking in to what feels like a furnace, all be it - a very clean one - the staff do a great job in making sure the rooms are cleaned and well looked after. The bathroom though does feel dated with no change for the newer rooms and whilst you do get the standard little pots of shampoo and all of that, they really could focus on the shower pressure, heat and general use. In some rooms, it seems okay, in others you have to start it, wait for a while and pray for a reasonable amount of heat/pressure. A few have had chipped/broken hose connections.

Reception on the other hand, has always been super efficient, check in is quick if you've stayed before and during check out they can process spend direct to any card you've left for authorisation. I like how quick and very polite this part of your stay is and it's a welcome plus for any hotel to get this right. SPP definitely have.

On to the food - a little disappointing if I am honest. It seems such a shame to have a good hotel which doesn't excel at their food offering. Guernsey is so very good at food and drinks that I just don't get why the SPP doesn't try and compete. I've tried a few times and while the hot food is hot and the cold food is cold, it just doesn't make me say - "great meal" - when almost every other place I've eaten at on this island - does.

On to the gym, which is superb. It has gone through a recent refurbishment programme and the equipment is modern, the gym areas (multiple rooms) are well laid out and everyone who attends seems happy with what they get. I haven't used the spa or the pool but you really do get a great feel about the place. There are multiple classes going on when I visit in the morning and/or evening and it's never so busy that you can't do a workout or are prevented doing so because of personal trainer lessons.

I'm not a golfer by any stretch of the imagination but we've had a go at this stunning course, a couple of times. The booking can be made online and even when you can't bring your own clubs, the shop is very well prepared in making things right with hiring anything needed. The course is very well kept and there is a whole new area being built which will bring a new driving range, club house and training facilities. If I'm there when finished, I can't wait to use this.

Breakfast is a high I want to end on.... this place is perfect, there is a great selection of cereals, fruits, yoghurts, cheeses, pastries as well as gluten free options alongside a full hot selection and a menu on the table of special items such as kippers/porridge/pancakes etc. Add to this some great restaurant staff and it's a really good way to start the day.

All in, I really like the SPP, I enjoy staying here and I look forward to staying again over the next few weeks with work and again very soon with my wife and our children.

Had a lovely treatment with Jasmine today. Friendly, relaxing and just the right pressure on the massage. Hotel and health suite staff all friendly polite and helpful.

Health suite is clean, quite and a lovely place to relax in.

We've just had a lovely long weekend stay here as we were over for a family wedding. Fernando picked us up from the airport and he was very friendly. The ladies at the reception desk were equally as welcoming. Our room was excellent and it had a (extended) balcony overlooking the fountain. Given the hot weather though, it would make the room even more comfortable if air conditioning was installed. Breakfast was excellent; spoilt for choice.

In all this is an excellent hotel in beautiful surrounding. When we come to Guernsey again we will definitely stay here.

We stayed here for Father's Day weekend and had a lovely time. My 5 year old loved spending time in the pool and play area . It is a shame that the children's pool time isn't a bit earlier in the morning as it did disrupt our day having to wait until 9.30am to use it. It is available for children to use it from 3.30pm in the afternoon too, which we took full advantage of each day.

We ate dinner in the restaurant on Friday evening and the service and food was very good. Breakfast was very nice too, with a good variety to suit everyone.

We hired a car in order to see as much as beautiful Guernsey as possible. This was definitely the right decision as we traveled around the whole coast, taking in as many of the sights as possible.

We didn't manage to see everything in 2 days so we will most definitely be returning!

Our only criticism is that the room was very warm due to the sun shining in all afternoon and evening, despite us keeping the curtains closed and door open. Air conditioning would make the stay much more comfortable during summer months.

The hotel and grounds are very beautiful, great for families to enjoy.

This was a very enjoyable holiday the staff were exemplorary hotel brilliant service top notch lovely grounds would recommend this hotel to everyone to try. Lovd every minute of it will be going back again definitely.

Stayed here for 2 nights on a business trip, I am staying here 2 more times, as this is the preferred hotel for the company.

First impression ... trying to be something it is not. It appears to be a high class hotel, however, I found this not to be the case. It is definitely in need of some TLC.

Reception area is clean, and there is a concierge service if required.
There are a lot of stairs here as the hotel appears to be over 4 floors. There are lifts but as I did not required it.

The room itself was on the top floor, and was pretty standard for a hotel room, with tea and separate Nespresso machine. There is also the added luxury of a mini fridge.
The carpets were stained and there was a sticky patch near the bed.
The bathroom was big enough, although there was a button missing off the shower, which controlled the water pressure.
The balcony area was fine, although the safety lock on the patio doors was a bit pointless as it didn't work properly.

My room overlooked the pond & fountain, so there was some background noise form this, but the main noise was form the main road which runs next to the hotel.

Breakfast seemed a bit chaotic. Waiting to be seated was ok, however once seated there did not seem to be enough staff to cover the tables. On my second morning, I was seated, but not offered tea or coffee or toast.
The buffet element is plentiful, and was not disappointed.

I ate in the Pavilion restaurant on one evening, but that was disappointing and I reviewed it separately. In fact, it was so disappointing, that I went to Waitrose over the road and got some sandwiches instead.

I'm hoping that my next two stays are better.