We visited Guernsey for a few days recently and stayed in an executive room at the St Pierre Park. Whilst the room was okay I was at a loss to see what extra you got for an executive room. The room was clean and tidy, whilst the communal areas were a little frayed round the edges. We had dinner in the Hotel one evening and the food was reasonable and generally the service from the staff was good.

There was a function one night we were there and I would echo some other comments about the level of noise in the rooms during the functions. The main issue is that the rooms do not have air conditioning and the only ventilation is a sliding door on the balcony which if open inevitably let's in the noise from outside.

Stayed just one night in the hotel but was very impressed with the service from reception staff and concierge. I needed to print documents from email and the computer in the business suite was playing up so the reception staff helped and could not have done more to ensure I had what I needed.
Excellent breakfast, lovely setting, would definitely stay here again
Cost £10 for a taxi from the airport or you can get the bus for £1 if you are not in a hurry

Nice hotel, decent rooms food ok and a little golf course just behind it for a hack. Breakfast is good quality but in a very big room. For a business stay it's a little out of town so you are reliant on taxis not the biggest problem in the world but a minor inconvenience

Excellent hospitality, good food, great position for St Peter Port, nothing was too much trouble, highly recommend this hotel!

The staff were very helpful and made us feel special from the time we arrived. The bar overlooks a lovely lake and grounds and we made ourselves at home sitting out on the terrace.

We were a large party of guests and the only complaint received from 50 odd people was one of our guests wanting a member of staff to go and find a machine for cigarettes at 12am!

Breakfast was excellent, a large hot and cold buffet and dinner on the Gala night was excellent, serving around 150 people, the food was hot and excellent.

Stayed here for one night to attend a friends funeral and overall had a good experience. Breakfast was excellent and staff very helpful. Room was nicely decorated and bed comfortable and more King size than double which was a pleasant surprise.
Downside was the sun beds outside at the health suite which were plastic, cheap and uncomfortable, which is easily remedied by the Hotel.
The real surprise was the quality and beauty of the gardens which were tranquil and beautifully maintained.
Overall a very good experience

stayed with my wife and children last weekend. very nice stay, excellent welcome at the reception both by the junior dutch receptionist myrthe and the reservations manageress who sorted out some confusion swiftly, and very good service in victor hugo restaurant with excellent Italian restaurant manager would recommend very good beds as well and superb facilities

We have just returned from a 7 night stay in St Pierre Park Hotel . We booked the Jersey Suite from July 10th thru to July 17 .The suite size was excellent probably one of the best I have stayed and I travel a lot thru out the world . Some of the finishing in the room could have been better such as hiding the tv cables in the wall for the wall mounted TV rather than have them hang loose and pluged into an extension cable placed on top of the lounge cabinet excellent views from the 4 balconys looking over the lake and golf course.
Breakfast was plentifull and good .We had Dinner on the first night which was not really up too much rather disappointing to be honest .Housekeeping was ok except staff never greeted or smiled when you passed by a good morning or hello is no real effort to say.
The cafe terrace bar was reasonable and Tatiana the bar waitress was very pleasant and nothing seemed to be a bother for her .always smiling and knew our drink order after the first night we where there and just automatically brought our drinks when we arrived
Meals there where also hit or miss especially the soup in fact my wife complained about he mushroom soup to Miquel the Bar manager who did not seem concerned and lacked the greet and smile on his introduction to my wife all he said was I will take it off the bill
The pavilion restraunt is not part of the Hotel and has to be paid for separately bill cannot be added your Room
Overall it was a good stay just need to have staff learn to acknowledge guest after all it is the Hospitality industry they are working in and a smile or greeting goes a long way and cost nothing
When I return to Gurnsey I would use St Pierre Park again as suite sizes are excellent

Whilst the hotel delivers on most fronts, there are some serious design faults with the double fire doors at the end of the corridors. They just need some simple adjustment with proper door closers and the constant banging immediately outside my room was infuriating. My daughters two floors above also had a similar problem and were woken in the early hours by banging doors. Luckily the weather was fine so we all enjoyed a nap on the beach. Reception and waiting/bar staff were very helpful however I found the spa/gym staff the opposite

The St Pierre Park hotel is nicely located not too far from the centre. The set up is spacious and the gardens are very well kept. Staff is very friendly and service oriented.

Overall facilities are good. Been watching the World Cup on nice screens in a comfortable setting whilst enjoying good food. The gym is well equiped for a good workout. The spa is ok with a nice pool and sauna. The bad experiences are related to the noisy rooms; banging doors, noisy people in the halls surely did not support a good night sleep but worst was the noisy air conditioning generators placed outside the rooms of our wing. Not sure who thought of that!?

Overall ok experience which could be improved considerably once these issues are addressed.

I had booked to stay for more than a week and had great expectations to enjoy a great holiday stay at St Pierre Park Hotel

I will explain what I felt were the ‘short comings’ of the hotel first and finish with the best bits!

I agree with the term stated in an earlier review of ‘function hotel’ and business–oriented.
Although you are forewarned by a letter pushed under your door of functions, it does not alleviate the problem of excessive noise and people shouting and talking even post function which results in disturbed nights!
If you are ‘noise sensitive’ arrange a room away from the function room.

The main bars are closed to residents on function nights giving a feeling that residents are of secondary importance!

My room had an interconnecting door; I could hear most conversations and in particular every word of phone conversations spoken next door.

On occasions time waiting for ordered food could have been better.

If my company was ‘footing’ the bill or I was attending a function I would be very happy to enjoy the hotel for what it is, I do not personally see it as a holiday hotel.

Now the good bits!

When I arrived I felt the hotel was very impressive, the gardens, lake and golf course are lovely and well cared for.

Every member of staff I had contact with was polite, professional and took time when possible to have a short conversation.
All staff was helpful and did their utmost to be helpful and caring making my stay as enjoyable as was possible.

Breakfast was good and provided for all needs with freshly cooked options from the kitchen available to order.
Dining location is between the Terrace Bar and Victor Hugo Restaurant,
both provide well for all needs.

The leisure centre was well run, very clean and well maintained, the reception team was exceptional, they were warm, welcoming and professional ensuring your visit was well catered for. The pool was lovely, the steam room, sauna and Jacuzzi were all in good order.

My room was spotless and kept that way daily throughout my stay, the good sized bed was extremely comfortable.
A balcony provided a welcome facility to enjoy the lovely weather during my stay.
The bathroom was excellent, again spotless and well serviced throughout my stay.

Summing up I had a really good holiday, loved Guernsey and will possibly return, but although St Pierre Park Hotel is a lovely hotel and I was well looked after and enjoyed my stay despite the comments above my personal preference will be a more holiday-oriented hotel.

We had a short break here just for 4 nights mid week. The room was comfortable and very clean, the food was lovely the staff too. There is a marvellous lake in the huge garden which we were lucky enough to see from our room.
Downstairs there is a spa complex, swimming pool and Jacuzzi all you need to totally relax and we did, only downside is there is no air conditioning in the room we had and patio doors, so not wishing to leave doors open all night we stifled a bit and there was also machine noise which we couldn't pinpoint, however I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.
Underneath the hotel is the pavilion restaurant and we had a cream tea here was good scones were very good. I notice there are a few comments about noise I imagine as we were midweek that wasn't an issue for us.
Breakfast was really good lots of choice and all hot.

Lovely grounds, but no view at all from our room other than ugly flat roof. Functions both nights took over bars, leaving residents feeling a little like intruders on their own turf. Rooms meticulously cleaned, but initially only one bath and hand towel provided for 2, and pillows thin. Pool and spa area very well cared for. Location is quite a hike from town, so cabs or car hire needed, contributing to the feeling of excessive traffic on this beautiful island. Breakfast average - poached eggs available but not a success for chef on duty. Bar menu offered a good selection, well prepared, but service not always the standard expected in a quality hotel - grudging. The foundations of a lovely hotel, but with scope to improve environment, service consistency and give residents a better experience.

I have stayed this hotel many times for work. Many of the rooms have interconnecting doors which means you can hear everything the person in the next room is saying and doing!
Prices for food are expensive.
Grounds are relaxing

We stayed at the St. Pierre Park Hotel for 3 nights as part of a visit to the Channel Islands in June 2014.

The hotel is located about 25-30 minutes walk from the centre of St Peter Port and has the advantage of being located in beautiful grounds, with a feature lake with fountains and - my favourite - a floating duck house! There is ample car parking and a taxi into the town centre in the evening would be relatively inexpensive if the walk sounds off-putting.

Check-in was efficient and friendly and we had a room with a balcony overlooking the garden, which was nice. The room itself was very clean and spacious, with a good powerful shower and a large, comfortable bed. Tea & coffee facilities included a Nespresso machine.

Breakfast was a buffet affair and the quality was good, with plenty of choice. On one of the mornings they seemed a little over-run but generally things ran as expected. We didn't have dinner in the hotel restaurant so cannot comment on that, I'm afraid.

This proved a good hotel for our stay over a weekend, although I imagine it becomes a little more business-oriented during the week.

A great weekend at St Pierre Park. We were there for a reunion with a group of friends and the hotel was a great choice. We rented a car as we were a little way out of St Peter Port, but the regular and reliable bus service passes right by the hotel so we could probably have managed without one.
We had a private dinner on one evening and were well looked after by the catering team.

We enjoyed a very nice stay at the St. Pierre Park Hotel. There was more to do at the hotel than our 2 day stay allowed. The entire staff we met were both professional and friendly. We were with our 5 year old daughter and the staff really made her feel welcome, starting with a small activity book we found upon arrival in our room. One morning before heading to the beach she was presented with a bucket and shovel for our shell collecting and sand castle building.

The breakfast was excellent with a large selection. We enjoyed some time in the indoor pool. The rest of the spa looked inviting and would have loved to spend more time in the spa for a treatment if our scheduled allowed.

Staying over after a rugby match is always a pleasure at the St Pierre Park. Close to the stadium with a wide range of facilities, comfortable, relaxed, and pleasant.
After the joys of the rugby club on Saturday night the breakfast is always very welcome.

Stayed here for 3 nights and was very impressed. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. The service is excellent and the breakfast is one of the best I have come across in any hotel. The rooms are very comfortable and clean. Great choice of hot drinks in the room too.

We spent a long weekend here and it was lovely. The pool was great, our room clean and welcoming and for breakfast there was plenty to chose from.
We also had a function in the hotel and I was impressed with the organisation.
It made our holiday special.

We stayed at this hotel just Friday till Sunday .we didn't know it was a hand picked hotel so nice surprise .room clean fresh .little balcony overlooking front of hotel ,water fountain to look at.we went to have a swim lockers not in changing room? You need £1 for locker it's just a short walk away.pool looks better than it is.steam room needed updating .lots of cracks. Breakfast was really good help yourself .coffee and tea brought to table.we had a car you will need one nice to drive and look around .dont bother going to the guernsey flower place nothing to see but you can order flowers to be sent home don't see the point of that.we had a nice time.

Upgraded to here due to an incident at our original selection however we were more than happy! Superb hotel and very difficult to fault. Service was excellent and the breakfast huge and tasty! Virtually in the middle of the island which was ideal for us as we love to walk and did everywhere from St. Peters Port (generally twice per day!) to Cobo bay. However a bus does run right by the door (£2 per trip) for the 2 miles to the centre of St Peters Port. The taxi journey to and from the airport was only £10 each way and on this basis a taxi to St Peters Port would be reasonable. Lovely 18m pool barely in use while we were there and set at a balmy 30C. Gorgeous grounds and although I didn't play the par 3 nine hole golf course looked to be a challenge! Would heartedly recommend and I didn't feel that the weekend tariff was unreasonable. Lovely staff. Enjoy - we did!

We have just revisited St Pierre Park after giving it a miss for a number of years, because we had heard it had undergone a major overhaul and achieved a number of improvements. Overall, that is true. The decor is now attractive, it is scrupulously clean and the breakfast - setting, food and service - must be the best on the island. However, for a four star hotel there are a number of disappointments. The bedroom's lovely view was fine, but the beds were rather hard and the pillows even more so; there was no minibar, security safe, beach-wrap or slippers; the chamber-maid seemed rather surly, perhaps disorientated with her rather limited English; nor is the sound-proofing very good, either from adjacent rooms or from public rooms which had dinner-dances on two consecutive nights. Their vaunted Victor Hugo restaurant was no better than we remembered it: an unremarkable menu, appallingly poor service and high prices; it should learn from the competition in St Peter Port, especially from La Nautique and The Absolute End. Overall our 4-night stay was enjoyable but I doubt if we will be going there again. We love Guernsey and only hope that La Grande Mare Hotel on the West Coast gets back on to the form that we fondly remember.
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We, a group of three couples, stayed here for four nights in May 2014. Our rooms on the topmost (second) floor were clean and well equipped, notably with what looked like a recently renovated bathroom and a well stocked tea/coffee etc tray.

Foodwise the buffet breakfast was good; and there were several items available to order. For dinner there was the Victor Hugo restaurant where the food was good but the service rather slow, especially given that the place was not that busy.

Alternatively there was the Pavilion Restaurant, a separately run business, Things ran more efficiently there.

On two nights we ate in St Peter Port where there are many dining options. Our first was Mora on the sea front. This was very enjoyable and we were a bit lucky to get a table for six since it was Guernsey's Liberation Day.

Three days later we ate in the Dix Neuf brasserie. This, too, was good.

Stayed here for 3 nights. The hotel is pleasant if looking a little dated from outside! The rooms were clean and breakfast was good. The kids enjoyed using the pool which was really nice. The grounds of the hotel are also lovely and it's well located, we were able to walk into St. Peter port in 15-20 mins. Staff were mostly friendly although some struggled with english. Not the best hotel in the world but a good stay.

Our recent holiday was upgraded from a 2 star Hotel to the 4 star St Pierre Park Hotel. It was lovely. The staff were very friendly, esspecially the head waiter at breakfast. The room was amazing with a balcony overlooking the park and gardens. The selection at breakfast was superb. We used the on site swimming pool and jacuzzi, it was immaculately clean and inviting. Would love to stay there again. Although there was a 20/25 minute walk to St Peter Port, it was really worth it.