I stayed here for one night on a work trip. I found all of the staff to be warm and friendly and keen to make sure you were happy. The hotel is very clean, particularly the rooms. Lovely grounds especially when the sun is shining! Breakfast was also really good with lots of choice. They only complaint would be the temperature in the rooms - it was extremely warm!

Visited with friends and the staff were fantastic, especially Shaun the manager.
Every room has a balcony but each floor is a different size. Rooms are compact but comfy with a fridge and coffee maker and kettle. They definitely need air conditioning as the rooms are extremely hot at night. Lovely turn down service in the evening!
Breakfast was good, lots of choices with the addition of freshly cooked food.
The Pavilion was good, lovely desserts. Staff were very attentive.
Bar staff were excellent and their Pimms is fantastic! Shame that there are TVs on in there with the volume up. Especially when each room has their own TVs anyway.
Spa area is nice, lovely pool and outside hot tub.
Unfortunately, the treatment was not the best with the therapist talking the whole way through. Check that you have been booked in for the correct treatment as a couple of us had problems on our arrival in the spa. Many of spa staff do not wear names which I think should be changed.

This Hotel is exceptional. Very clean and plenty of facilities. Restaurants are great. Our Room was a double deluxe which had a large balcony. I can not fault the staff and the whole hotel. We will recommend this hotel to anyone asking for a hotel in Guernsey

Our first time at this hotel, which is a little more than a quick walk into town, St Pierre Park is situated on the outskirts of St Peter Port in a nice position surrounded by well kept gardens and grounds (more of that later!). Welcome was excellent the reception areas smart and bedrooms of a high standard, large, comfortable, clean and luxuriously appointed, with balconies etc. Although we only took breakfast in the restaurant it was of good quality and with an excellent choice of self service hot and cold buffet and various options that could be ordered direct from the kitchen. Service was top notch, quick and attentive and with a personal touch at times which was nice. Staying at the weekend it was clear there were a number of extended family groups in residence and an evening wedding celebration (the disruption to guests caused by the latter was minimal and well communicated by management). The balcony rooms on the south side do overlook to some degree outside terrace areas and, unfortunately due to the position of a treeline there's something of a "tunnel" effect created outside where even the smallest of sounds is trasmitted quite effectively along the line of the buildings. In good weather with plenty of folk sitting outside and with windows necessarily open as bedrooms were not air-conditioned it was, at times, noisy. Okay if you like the "party/holiday resort" atmosphere, but perhaps not if you wanted to get away from it all! I most definitely could have done without the 6am wake up call on Sunday morning courtesy of the leaf blower being used liberally around the grounds - a practice worth reviewing by management perhaps?

I stayed for one night with work in June, after previously last staying several years ago. The hotel is a 25 minute walk and 7 minute drive from town. There is a bus stop near the hotel, outside Waitrose and this run frequently for £1.

The hotel is set in nice large grounds and plenty of parking. The set up is professional and looks like a recent programme of refurbishment has taken place.

I booked a double room and was not disappointed. The room was smart, clean and large in size with a garden view and outside seating area. I used the popular spa facilities, which had a gym, pool, steam room, sauna and outside hot tub. The only downside is that the facilities are small, i.e. limited opportunities to swim if more than 2 people are in the pool. However, this should not put you off.

I had dinner in the bar and one of the best burger I have tasted in a long time. A nice relaxed atmosphere as well. The breakfast was buffet style and so many choices and good quality produce. Staff were friendly and seem to pride themselves on offering a good service.

Overall I would return and would recommend for business or a short break.

I along with 4 friends have just spent a long weekend at St Piierre Park and could not ask for a nicer place to stay. Every single member of staff that we encountered spent time to talk to us and help us with anything we asked of them. The hotel was very clean and comfortable. I would recommend this hotel to anyone that asks. One thing that was missing was air conditioning in the bedrooms. Hopefully that will be introduced in the near future.

We have just returned from a weeks family holiday and had a really enjoyable time we stayed on a bed and breakfast holiday. The staff were very friendly and there to help you ,the pool was very nice and clean although it would be nice if the children could use the pool a bit later than 9.30 in the morning then it is from 3.30 till 6 o'clock.
The children's play area is very good and the crazy golf is fun the grounds are kept very clean and tidy. We arranged for the hotel mini bus to take us to the harbour for our trip to Sark and then they picked us up from our return.
Well done Ronnie all credit to staff and we will be back.

We have just come back from a three night stay at this wonderful hotel. From the moment we stepped into the spacious well appointed reception area we knew we had chosen a great place to stay. From the very start the reception staff were warm and welcoming especially the dutch lady (apologies I cannot remember her name) and continued to be throughout our stay. We had paid a small surcharge to have a garden facing room and this was worth every penny extra, our room was on the ground floor looking out to the tennis courts each room on this level has a terrace with seating perfect for relaxing after a days sight seeing or shopping! The room was spacious comfortable very clean and the bed was gorgeous! The breakfast was good plenty of choice, again the waiting staff are very warm and helpful. We chose to eat at the terrace bar each evening as there is plenty of choice and to sit on the terrace on a lovely warm evening eating dinner is wonderful! Again we could not fault the bar staff/waiters Dave, Marisuzw (apologies i know this is not the correct spelling) and the bar manager are a joy to talk to. If you don't want a hotel in the centre of things then this is perfect, the hotel is set in lovely peaceful grounds and if we had more time then I would have certainly tried out the spa but then again there's always next time!
The hotel is about a 20 to 25 minute walk into St Peter Port but there is a good bus service into town and the nearest bus stop into town is just minutes away past waitroses carpark exit (tip most bus stops are identified by the word Bus on the pavement as opposed to an actual bus stop sign) Numbers 41 and 42 serve this route. Quite frankly for a £1 per single fare its not really worth hiring a car if there is just two of you we saw most things by using the bus and a bit of walking and saved an awful lot of money and some of the roads are extremely narrow! The terminus in town is on the seafront and just outside of the travel agents there you can catch the 91 or 92 which does a circular tour of the island for £1 each and takes around 75 mins a perfect way to see the island.
In short I cannot recomend this hotel highly enough and will certainly go back.

good parts, room was spacious with great views, bar staff were excellent. Spa and pool area brand new.
Bad parts, for a hotel of this standing, waiting in line to be seated for 20 minutes with people lining up down the hall for breakfast was disappointing, They appeared to not have enough staff but this happened throughout the two weeks, weekends and week days.the Junior concierge was extremely defensive rather than helpful when I just explained my paper was not delivered. Minor things but adds to the memories...

I recently had a short break at the St Pierre Park. Our room was clean and comfortable and the staff all very friendly and helpful. There were a number of events on during our stay, including a wedding party but this did not affect our enjoyment in staying here. We stayed on a B&B basis and the breakfast food was high quality. We had dinner on one evening and the food was also of a high standard; especially recommend the scallops. I didn't have time to try out the pool or spa but will certainly do that on a return visit. Well done St Pierre Park manager and team.

St Pierre Park is another good example of a hand picked hotel. Great for families.
It is disappointing that the only rooms that can accommodate a third child's bed are on the top floor with the tiniest of balconies only suitable for 1 person. These rooms get very hot and no air conditioning. The health club facilities are excellent, the treatments we had in the spa very good. The very friendly team are trying hard but improvements are needed to reach another star. Housekeeping fell short and some confusions at breakfast time. We only had breakfasts which were very good.The courtesy bus is an excellent option into Town, but not always available if the hotel has functions,so guest needs not always put first which is disappointing. None of this things would prevent us from staying at this hotel again.

Really enjoyable 24 hours in Guernsey away from our 3 year old. On arrival at airport we got 2 buses to the hotel which was easy enough (no taxis for a couple of hours). Dropped outside door of hotel and the whilst waiting for room really enjoyed the refurnished SPA. The reception staff Katerina and Angela were very helpful. When ready we went to room on 3 rd floor but not a good view of the lake from balcony so we were accommodated in room 407 which is recommended for whiling away an afternoon. We got bus to La Perla restaurant in evening and walked back (about 20 mins but nice to walk off 3 course meal). In the morning we were back in the SPA for 7am which was lovely way to start the day. Obviously the lie in never happened and we must just be programmed to get up early these days ! A nice breakfast breakfast and then boat home rounded off a great 24 hours. What was of note was how friendly and accommodating the staff were from reception the SPA and the bar. Thanks you v much we will be back ...

Stayed here for only 1 night on a work trip, which is a shame as I would have liked longer!!! staff were very attentive and refreshingly friendly, room was lovely and clean with a huge bed and bathroom was nice and clean too. The room had a balcony to the front which was nice to sit out in the morning. We went out for dinner so didn't get chance to sample the food but colleagues who got up in time for breakfast assure me it was good! Bar service was great with a vast selection and some great gin cocktails, we enjoyed these out on the terrace at the back which overlooks a beautiful pond/lake. There were gym and pool facilities also but we didn't use them as we were only here 1 night. Would highly recommend and will definitely book here for a longer stay next time!!

The hotel was on a main bus route into St Peter Port and to the west coast of Guernsey. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Special mention to Alexandra, Michael and Andre in the Pavilion brasserie. The room was very comfortable with good ensuite facilities. Room service was very good too. We stayed half board as part of our holiday package - very good selection of foods for breakfasts, but we did have to have the same evening meals more than once. The food was excellent but a quite limited choice for evening meals. The bed was huge but the room was quite hot some nights , no air conditioning and ground floor with patio door wasn't an option for cooling the room down.

We have stayed in many of the Handpicked group hotels. St Pierre Park was one of the more modern style hotels compared with those on the mainland. The spa facilities were excellent. Rooms were good. Menu in the restaurant could have been a little more varied, but breakfasts were good. All of the staff were excellent and very attentive, clearly making us feel very welcome.

Strong signs of an attentive team bringing this hotel into the 21st Century. Good structure to work with but you can still see the stuck in time & work in progress elements.
Hot tubs for the Junior Suites & Suites are an amazing idea - but don't imagine that your private balcony isn't linked to all of the others.
And following a 'hot' theme - the hot, fresh, homebaked bread at breakfast definitely made my day :) Fantastic breakfast, lots of open space and parking. A little more revamping inside and out is needed, but don't let that stop you visiting.

Really enjoyed our stay at St.Pierre Park. The staff were most efficient from start to finish. A wide choice on the breakfast menu with good food available during the day.
This Hotel is about one mile from the centre of St. Peter Port within half an hour's walking distance. The bus stops almost outside the entrance and the fare is £1 per journey to anywhere on the Island.
Would not hesitate to recommend this establishment.

We had a brilliant stay at this lovely hotel, spacious rooms with balcony, big choice of breakfast, bars and restaurants in house, pleasant staff, indoor pool available, 9 hole golf course, on bus route, not far out of town, what more can you want?

A welcome return to an old favourite, Super food, nice room, very good staff who were welcoming and helpful in a friendly manner. Clean and tidy yet welcoming all made for a very happy few days. I am looking forward to a return visit.

Arrived and went to room , found sock and balcony door unable to be locked , these were resolved once highlighted , should not have needed to complain about basics, After this the hotel did well, Terrace bar staff polite and good service, Spa pool very good, breakfast was normal for this type of hotel, only had a light bar meal which was good, as we ate out to see what Guernsey had to offer , I would use this hotel again as it's position is quite central , bus stops outside , 25 min walk to St Peter Port sea front , or £5:50 by taxi.

Having seduced us with it's cleanliness, location and amenities in 2016, there was only one choice for my Fiancé and I when booking our now seemingly annual trip to Guernsey.....The beautiful St Pierre Park hotel, Spa and Golf resort.

I was excited to see Dutch, the young Swedish trainee again but alas, he had moved on to pastures new. Step forward Alvis, he greeted us at the door, took our bags to the rooms whilst we checked in, showed us around our room (254), it was slightly awkward when he lingered in the room for 3 or 4 seconds longer than was comfortable, but that's just Alvis for you. He's such a character. His brothers Elvis and Ulvis have a lot to live up to.

We had the same room that the noisy occupant from last year had, which did make me nervous as he seemed very unsavoury for this type of establishment, however I was confident the room had been sufficiently cleansed in the last 12 months. Again my only complaints were due to the other guests, there was a rather uncouth couple 2 doors down, a brash Welsh gentleman and a rather shrill lady with a north Nottinghamshire accent, we couldn't have our balcony doors open due to this couple, they were constantly arguing, I don't think my ears will ever forget the night they made up though! I'm assuming they were paying guests so not the hotels fault.

This year we had the chance to enjoy the fully refurbished gym and pool area, we spent one delightful morning enjoying the sun and hot tub area, it wasn't until late in the morning that we discovered the service button, this could have been better advertised. The gym has a wide range of equipment and facilities, my personal favourites are the cold water dispenser and the full range of weights available on the kettle bells (4kg, 6kg, 8kg, 10kg, 12kg, 14kg, 16kg, 18kg, 20kg, 24kg) There was a child in the pool, which completely ruined the ambiance but I found the temperature adequate and the depth acceptable. The sauna was as hot as the steam room was moist.

I took full advantage of the complimentary mints in reception but was aghast to see that the post cards are not longer free, be prepared to part with 25p or 50p for the slightly larger ones. This is an excellent business decision to maximise profits but ethically I would question this decision.

Breakfast was exceptional again, I stuck to what I know - gluten free chocolate flavoured rice puffs with whole milk. I did enjoy a cheeky pork sausage sandwich one day, I was on holiday you can't blame me! I found the bread to be dry and the butter was a little too chilled to spread, but the flavour was immense, it was like a sausage party in my mouth and all the sausages were invited. I found myself going back for more sausage, I ended up in a bit of mess, sausage juice all down my chin. The beef sausage wasn't as nice, didn't feel like a sausage you would munch on for breakfast, more of a sausage to enjoy for dinner, possibly lunch.

I firmly believe this to be the best hotel in Guernsey, if not the whole of the Channel Islands. They certainly have set my expectations high...see you next year St. Pierre Park, see you next year......

Arrived at 7pm and was looking at the menu on display at reception while checking in. We noticed that there was a carvery in the Victor Hugo restaurant, asked reception if we could book a table at 8pm and was told it would be booked and just give our room number.
We went to our room on the second floor over looking the car park. Nice big room, nice bathroom very clean. Very pleased with the room.
After a freshen up we went down to the Restaurant looking forward to the carvery. We were met at the door and said we had booked for 8pm, only to be told by a surly Gentleman that there was no way we could be accommodated, we said we had booked through reception, He said they should check with him first and to take a seat and he would arrange a table in 30 mins. Three other couples came in after us and were also told to take a seat , he then offered these couples drinks while they waited. We went to the bar and got our own as he never offered us any.
He then gave us a menu, we asked about the carvery but this finished at 2pm, (why was this menu still on display at reception, and why didnt the receptionist point this out as it was obvious this is what we were looking at).The menu was not large in choice and overpriced for what was being served. The waiting staff were very good but our first evening had been spoilt by the restaurant managers attitude. when we were leaving he did point out he had found our reservation but blamed reception for putting a room number and not our name.
Breakfast was by far a better experience , a large choice of cereal , cold meat, bread fruit and traditional help yourself English . The waiting staff offered Tea / coffee and toast. Nearly every day we had to keep asking for butter and milk.
Spent our evenings in the bar and had bar menu for meals as the hotel is a 20-30 min walk from the town and buses stop at 7.30pm, Bar menu had a good choice but was still a little pricey. Staff in bar were very good and friendly.
Swimming pool was nice clean and warm . Sauna and steam room beside the pool and were very good.
just the little things and the restaurant managers attitude stopped this being better than average. Would we return? possibly but would hire a car to use local restaurants with better choice.

We booked the St Pierre Park hotel having previously enjoys stays at other Hand Picked Hotels. We were in Guernsey for a long weekend at the end of March, the hotel was easy to find by car and we welcomed the 3 for 2 night offer during our stay. The hotel had a reasonable size car park and check-in was straightforward. Our room overlooked the lake and had a small balcony with table and chair which facilitated us catching the afternoon sun. Our room had a large wardrobe, tea and coffee area and a mini fridge. We felt the room could benefit from less of the old furniture which was dark and not in great condition to make more room for relaxing and making the balcony better accessible. The road alongside the hotel was quiet noisy, especially with motorbikes, this was not helped by the old patio doors which were ackward to open and close.
The buffet breakfast selection was very good, tea, coffee and toast of your choice were brought to the table once we were seated. One morning there were two large parties at breakfast and the hot buffet ran out, whilst I understand this can happen, it was frustrating that this went unnoticed by Alex and his team and we then had to wait sometime before the buffet was replenished.
The Terrace Bar was very good, we ate here each night, they offered a selection of hot and cold food and puddings. Relaxed sofa's, dining tables and chairs to suit all guests and a number of board games were available. Dave, Hugo and I think his name was Philip ran an excellent service during our stay, all polite, attentive and worked well as a team.
Wi-fi was available in the hotel and there was a Waitrose just across the road for essential items.

Very enjoyable break at St Pierre Park - clean and comfortable room with a great hot-tub and very good food in the Victor Hugo restaurant with plenty of local produce. Service helpful and good standard.

Excellent staff particularly on reception. Spacious and spotless room (most rooms seem to have balcony or terrace) and the food was good. Pool area had recently been refurbished and was lovely. Stunning grounds with massive pond. Lots of tourist info available and a walk into St Peters Port was 20-30 minutes. Handy supermarket almost opposite entrance for those of us who always forget an essential. Hotel obviously also very popular for business meetings and seminars for which the facilities looked perfect especially with ample parking.