I love this hotel. This is the second time I stayed here and both times have been great. The beds are comfortable, the rooms are very clean and pleasant, and the hotel is quiet. I have always stayed here when visting Gurnsey, but after staying here on time, I never want to stay at another hotel again. You can't beat going from your car to your room in 5 minutes! Traveling with children, it's great to come to a fresh (all non smoking) hotel to rest.
with out doubt this is by far the best hotel i have stayed in, I highly recommend this hotel to anybody who wants a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Had 2 lovely nights here in early August whilst visting friends. The hotel is quite some way out of town, not a problem for us, but maybe a consideration with others. Prompt efficient check in ; very pleasant public areas. Given room 157, which whilst very nice inside was VERY hot and stuffy, and on ground floor. So unable to leave patio doors open. No a/c in room and no free standing fan available. We were moved without fuss to 422. This room had recently been refurbished. Breakfast was standard "buffett" style, but plenty of variety.

Didn't use any of hotel facilities as out all day..........but there were lots. Beautiful grounds/lake. Large supermarket two minutes walk away, so handy for supplies.

Guernsey is ideal for short holiday, and I would recommend this hotel

My wife and I have just returned from a 4 night stay at the St Pierre Park. I've stayed in many hotels over the last 10 years travelling on business, and the St Pierre Park is one of a very few that I would be very happy to return to - It's nothing at all like a chain hotel. If you go there, be sure to take a walk in the gardens and around the lake.

The staff were all friendly, efficient, knowledgeable and intelligent. The room was large with a comfortable bed and well designed bathroom. The food was, quite simply, excellent. The breakfasts were wonderful, and the evening meals were superb (up there with the best, regardless of price), beautifully presented and with very good service as well.

The cost of the accommodation was very low for what we got. The evening meals cost about the same as everywhere else on Guernsey (about £35/head including plenty of wine) but bearing in mind the quality, I would say they were excellent value for money.

Criticisms are very minor - We couldn't get Radio 3, Radio 4 or Classic FM on the TV, and the (free) internet connection was flakey - It wasn't a problem with the WiFi but with the hotel's connection to their ISP, and it may have been a Guernsey wide problem judging by the local newspaper stories

It was the first time we have stayed at the St Pierre Park. Previously we have stayed at other very good hotels on Guernsey. Next time, we'll be returning to the St Pierre Park.

We have just returned from a 4 night stay at St Pierre Park Hotel. This recently refurbished hotel is comfortable and well appointed in many ways although it did fall short of our expectations of a "spa" hotel, e.g. most spa hotels we have used provide robes in the room - used as advertising for the spa facilities!.
We used the Renoir restaurant each night we stayed and whilst the food was good our bill was inaccurate on 3 of the 4 nights we ate there so CHECK YOUR BILL!!
Our room was comfortably furnished and the bed was very good, however, there was no fridge, no air conditioning, the bathroom ventilation struggled to cope with one shower let along two and this resulted in the patio doors and windows suffering from condensation also making the room very hot. Even though we were at the end of a corridor, next to an exit, the hotel was quite noisy, particularly over the weekend, and the sound-proofing between the rooms is pretty ineffective as we could clearly hear the people in the next door room.
Smaller niggles were (1) only one packet of complimentary biscuits even though they knew two people were staying in the room, (2) toileteries were not replaced when the originals were finished - small things but what you expect from a 4* hotel.
Finally, our room was close to an exit and the area was littered with cigarette ends as was the al fresco area overlooked by the Renoir restaurant - maybe this is a sign of our society but the hotel could do a lot more to address this issue with regular cleaning throughout the day.
Overall, we would recommend the hotel to a friend but we would caveat our recommendation with our observations that this hotel does fall short of standards that you would normally associate with a 4* spa hotel.

I was very impressed by the helpful staff, cleanliness and comfort the hotel provided. The buffet breakfast was out of this world and the staff quickly saw to my dietary requirements. I was able to use the business suite free of charge to catch up with emails, etc, which was an added bonus.

We have just returned from a week in the St Pierre Park and was very pleased with our choice of Hotel. We had 2 rooms with a nice balcony and a Garden view. The rooms had been recently renovated and were of a reasonable size with a nice bed. The only thing that was missing was a mini bar. The other thing that has been mentioned previously was the low water pressure to the Bath and Shower.
There was a good buffet breakfast with a large choice of Hot and Cold foods.
We ate in the Le Renoir restaurant once which had a good buffet choice particularly on the salads and sweets. There are a number of good restaurants in Guernsey and it is only a 5 minute drive to St Peter Port. I would recommend the La Perla on the front and Christies in the main street.
The hotel is large with Extensive grounds and this is one of its best features. There is a large Spa Area with an indoor swimming Pool.
There is a large Lake which is nice to just sit by and watch the Fish and also to walk round.
There is also an area for sun-bathing with sun loungers and towels supplied from the Health Centre.
We found the St Pierre Park to be a very relaxing Hotel within a few minutes drive of all the main attractions on Guernsey.
The staff were all very friendly and helpful, I would also like to say a big thank you to Mark who helped with our reservation we were on our way to Heathrow for a holiday to Italy when British Airways cancelled our flight. I was therefore left to find an alternative holiday for 4 people the day we was due to go. He was very helpful in sorting out our booking and also sorted out the Ferry arrangements this made a very difficult situation much easier.
We was very happy with our stay at the St Pierre Park and will have no hesitation in staying here when we return to Guernsey
the Hotel has a large Lake

Was a very lovely elegant place. Had a superior junior suite it was really fabulous with a beautiful view. The pool and grounds are equally beautiful. We had a package with breakfast and then had our dinners in town which worked really well. Pedro and his team make the breakfast outstanding I am sure that the other meals would be excellent, you can get very good food in Guernsey . The staff was very friendly but professional (think four seasons). Guernsey is delightful place for a week end .

Just back from a 2 night break at the St Pierre Park and had a great time. Recently refurbished the rooms was large and we had a lovely garden view. The bathrooms have improved greatly and are now a nice white colour with lovely toiletries ( elemis) included, our only complaint was a lack of water pressure in the taps and shower which was really a trickle. Breakfast was excellent everything you could want all self service except tea/coffee.
The health suite is a good as ever. Guernsey was beautiful, a lovely venue for a short break.
Most importantly the hotel was quiet at night for a god nights sleep.

My friends and I stayed for a long weekend and had a great time. The staff were friendly, efficient and nothing was too much trouble. The rooms were lovely and spacious with a beautiful view of the gardens and lake. The facilities are excellent - pretty much everything you could need or want. The hotel is in a great location with the main town and beaches etc just a short journey away.

Our only complaint was some noise at night. This was never explained but seemed to consist of dragging heavy furniture across the room above us between 11 and 12 at night on two nights. At first we thought it was a public room and they were rearranging furniture, but the rooms above us were ordinary bedrooms. One or two other people comlained quite a lot about noise, but to be honest it did not bother us too much. Just a mystery as to what was going on!

Otherwise a very pleasant six night relaxing holiday. No complaints about the room, spacious, clean, comfortable and well serviced. Lots of facilities in hotel, including indoor swimming pool, gym. Breakfast really excellent. Not enormously impressed with Renoir restaurant, Le Fregate and Nauticaa in the town, much better, but acceptable for a large hotel, we ate there only once.

Location reasonable, a little out of town but easy bus ride with convenient stop, and although we took a car we only used it two or three days.

Our first visit to Guernsey and very enjoyable. Good walking, beautiful eastern and southern coast, pleasant locals and good food. Very civilised and relaxing.

Renior resturant serves Buffet meal in the evening fri/sat/sun, with plenty of choice - gt there early!, 10 min drive from st peters port. rooms do not have a mini bar, but spacious. Relaxing and peaceful, plenty to pass the day, excellant location away from it all but easily accessable

This large hotel is archetypally 4*. I wouldn't say it exceeded our expecations based on that, but neither did it fail us. Our room overlooked the garden: great view from small balcony, but I can imagine it may be noisy if there was a crowd on the bar terrace below.

It's a mile out of the town centre, but 1, 1A, 3 & 3A buses all serve it at 60p a go, so transport isn't a problem.

Breakfast was extensive and the waiting staff were noticeably more visible then that is often the case at buffet breakfast. We overheard the head waiter extolling the virtues of a particular bread available to a neighbourind diner with genuine passion.

Be sure to put your 'do not disturb' sign up though! I'm told a chambermaid walked in to our room at 0800, though I never noticed because the large double beds are extremely comfortable.

Stayed with our two teenage daughters for a 5 night half term break, had two rooms next to each other, lovely aspect with views over the gardens and small balcony which we used. The leisure facilities were not bad, although the steam room did not work all the time we were there. Rooms large and spacious, good beds and nice large bathroom. Breakfast was good, did not eat in the main restaurant as was expensive and a bit too big for our taste, ate in the more relaxing bar cafe, food okay. On one night we had a long wait for our food but staff very apologetic and gave us free drinks. Found all the staff to be attentive and helpful. Would definitely stay again. Relaxing break.

Wonderful hotel with excellent staff who looked after us exceedingly well. Nothing was too much trouble for them.
I used quite a lot of the facilities within the hotel. The gym had a reasonable selection of equipment but the area was a bit small. The indoor pool was just divine. Our room, on the second floor, had a tiny balcony. It was very quiet and overlooking the lake.
Hotel is just a short walk to the bus stop with very easy access to everwhere on the island. Cost 60p each time you use the bus service but you can go all around the island for just one payment.
We did use our car when we went to dine in the evening. This enabled us to get to the beach areas on the other side of the island.
I would most certainly recommend this hotel and the island of Guernsey. I can't wait to return.

We had seen mixed reviews for this hotel before we arrived but we found the reception staff very helpful and friendly.The hotels bedroom and public places were very clean. Breakfast was fantastic with a very large choice on offer and lunch in the bar was excellent. Dinner in the restaurant was unfortunately disappointing but may have been because the hotel was hosting a boxing dinner for 200 people on the same night. None the less the restaurant service was excellent. One evening we ordered room service which arrived with our hot food order within 10 minutes. The Hotel was clearly making an effort to host large corporate functions with Jersey Rugby club booked over the Saturday night and an Antiques Fair for the Bank holiday Monday . We left as scheduled on the Sunday , (Jersey won the rugby match and celebrated late into Saturday night!).

We stayed for a 5 day break & very much enjoyed the hotel and the very friendly staff. The hotel has been very recently refurbished & the rooms are smart & comfortable. There is no fridge in the room, which we felt should be provided, but if you ask for fresh milk it will be provided - although one staff member did try & charge us £1 for it!
We ate in the Restaurant on our first night - bad move. The restaurant is quite pretentious & doesn't exactly encourage you to relax, but the food definately isn't up to 4* standards. The mix of ingredients was a little bizarre - my turbot arrived with undrained spinnach which made the whole plate watery, & it was sprinkled with diced red peppers & fried vegetable crisps! We sent both puddings back - the peach tart pastry was raw, & my chocolate terrine was stale & tasteless - not what I expected from an expensive meal! We left the restaurant shortly after that - the staff were not exactly apologetic!
The hotel didn't charge us for the puddings but we still ended up paying over £70 for a very poor meal - I wasn't exactly happy about that but the lady on reception told me she was the chefs girlfriend - not exactly impartial although she was very friendly. I didn't feel able to push the matter further with her.
The terrace bar, grounds & pool facilities are very nice & well maintained.
There is a bus stop into town just outside the hotel, & it's easy to get around the island by bus - but the buses do stop running about 7.30pm so eating out means you either eat early or you drive - there are lots of good restaurants in town - we liked Christies.
The hotel gives you lots of tourist info but nothing about good pubs/food - I guess they want you to eat there. There is also a good chinese take-away 100yds to the left of the hotel entrance.
I did suggest that they could have more info available about local events - the staff didn't know about any of the easter events & we stumbled onto those that we found.
The breakfast in bed was good & delivered promptly, & the buffet breakfast & dining room was good - but with some bizarre background music playing - Demis Rousos & Celine Dion!
Overall - good facilities & comfy room - but awkward to get anywhere in the evening without driving, & with a poor & expensive restaurant.

Having read some of the reviews i did have some concern, i wish people would be honest but to say this hotel is anything but a 4 star is rubbish, the rooms have been recently refurbished and are to a high standard. The hotel is a 20 min walk to the town centre, but the buses run to the minute so if you do not want to walk the bus stop is outside the hotel entrance and is 60p. Some thing i would have liked to know is there is a supermarket next to the bus stop 'Safeway 'and has all the normal stuff you may want including a bottle of wine for your room. Spa excellent and staff very friendly and attentive. the food in the hotel is good value in the terrace bar but a bit fancy for me in the main restaurant but it was a good standard presented beautifully. Rooms quiet and overall a very good break and i would recommend it to all.

We stayed in this hotel on a special offer they were running until the end of March and it is the first time we have been to Guernsey. We hired a car at the airport and found the hotel which was 10 minutes away quite easily. The hotel has undergone a major refurbishment and feels like a 4 star hotel as soon as you walk in the front door. The rooms are well equiped with everything you need and the staff more than helpful. Breakfast was excellent with a large choice from the hot and cold buffet and a chef preparing, boiled, fried and poached eggs which meant they were freshly cooked. Plenty of attentive staff who cleared the dirty plates away quickly. We had dinner twice and the menu choice and quality of the food was excellent and the wines were a reasonable price. There is an very good large swimming pool which is pleasantly warm, a jacuzzi and a separate male and female sauna and steam room. Everbody is provided with large towels and a bath robe. The complex has a local membership, so it was interesting talking to the locals! Also a small but adequate gym for the more energetic!
There is plenty to see and do on the island and we will definately be back to this excellent hotel again.

Myself, my wife and another couple stayed for a 2 night break at the end of Feb.
Having previously stayed at the hotel I was keen to experience the improvements that the hotel has recently been undergoing.
The difference was immediately apparent, the place has a much more clean and modern feel with dramatic improvements to the bar area and bedrooms. Gone are the avocado bathroom suites, replaced by a modern, high quality contemporary bathroom which really compliments the refurbished bedroom.
As per our previous stay the staff in all areas of the hotel were polite and friendly, with some even remembering us from our previous stay. This made us feel very welcome.
We ate in both the bar and Renoir Restaurant and on both occasions had wonderful meals.
Personally I am not a fan of buffet breakfasts, however, they seemed to have got it right here, with a constant stream of freshly prepared food coming out of the kitchen.
Overall a great stay in a much improved hotel.

As a regular business visitor to Guernsey, the most important things I want in a hotel are; good service, comfortable rooms, good food and a relaxing atmosphere. The St. Pierre Park is always my first choice when staying on Guernsey.

The staff were great as always, service excellent and the room was perfect. Free wifi, plenty of parking, spacious room etc. The refurbishment has only made the hotel better. I'll be back again next time. Thanks for a great stay.

Very good spa hotel with great facilities. The pool, and jacuzzi were a great treat as were the single sex sauna ans steam rooms.The rooms were average decor and the beds not that comfortable but we had excellent views of the lark duck ppont and fountain.The food was excellent as was the service provided. Everyone was helpful and very friendly. It was a fair way out of the main town but a bus service ran regularly into toen from just outside the hotel. Taxis were plentiful if a little pricey. There are also what appears to be good confernce and private party function facilities.

My girlfriend and I stayed at this hotel on my bosses recommendation and we were absolutely delighted. The staff were so welcoming and helpful, always polite and gave the impression that nothing was too much trouble. The rooms are large, well furnished with a contempory feel. We found the beds extremely comfortable.The bathrooms are modern, sparklingly clean and roomy. Breakfast is generous and service of a very high standard. Having stayed at many Hotels over the years this one seems to offer high quality at a very reasonable price. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to have a relaxing break and be treated by the staff as if the were royalty. OUTSTANDING

We booked a 4 day break through Travelzoo, 4 nts over New Year half board and free hire car for £195 pp...too good to be true...No, true! The hotel has been largely refubished and everything about our stay was very good especially the service which is attentive but not overpowering. The food was copious, excellent choices every day and highest quality... New Years Day included a Jazz Lunch as well.... The room was spacious but near the lift, could have asked to change but did not as so pleased with value. Soft furnishings throughout of high quality. Drinks not overpriced. Ample car parking. Well appointed health spa with good sized pool. Would be very happy to recommend to amyone and intend to return whem more attractions are open. DO VISIT the German Occupation Museum which is the best of its type that we have ever seen. It is a personal collection of memorabilia from WW2, lots of personal items. 3 videos to watch, a street reconstruction...all beautifully presented, fascinating and extensive...save at least a couple of hours for your visit.

The hotel has been recently refurbished and everything was great. Lovely bedrooms with new bathrooms overlooking the gardens, wonderful food, and the staff couldnt do enough for us. We had a 4 night package over the new year. Wonderful value for money.

Having travelled to Guernsey on business over the past few years I was booked into the St. Pierre Park Hotel last week as my usual 4 star hotel was full. I knew of the Hotel but was very sceptical of staying there as I had heard that it was a little tired and also that it was undergoing refurbishment! However, my experience from check in to check out was really good. I had a beautiful spacious bedroom over looking the lake and gardens with all the usual amenities you would expect from a 4 star Hotel. I met my colleagues in the Terrace Bar for a pre dinner drink, then ate in the Restaurant - We had a lovely meal, the Venison was excellent . Although the Hotel is still undergoing refurbishment - sadly the leisure facility was closed, I had a great stay and will definately return on my next visit.