Top Hotels in St. Aubin
Top Things to do in St. Aubin
Top 6 hotels in St. Aubin, United Kingdom
Discover the best hotels in St. Aubin, St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands including La Haule Manor, The Old Court House Inn, Somerville Hotel, The Panorama, Bon Viveur, The Old Court House Inn.
Things to do in St. Aubin
1. La Haule Manor
Overall Ratings
5 based on 967 reviews
La haule Manor has been awarded 5 star guest accommodation and was originally an 18th century Manor House. La Haule Manor is situated in beautifully landscaped gardens, commanding magnificent views over St. Aubins Bay and just a 5 minutes walk from the delightful harbour village of St. Aubin. 12 different restaurants are available for your evening meals in St Aubin or why not be driven to and from our Sister property for that special evening meal. Sandwiches and drinks can be provided all day in our bar or lounge or why not have a relaxing afternoon by the pool.
Lovely Hotel
Reviewed By Phil196We have stayed in several hotels and guest houses around St Aubin and this is our favourite so far. You will be met by extremely welcoming staff who go above and beyond for you and provide an efficient service. Our room was no.17 with large bathroom, powerful shower and slightly firm but comfortable bed. A put me up was available for our 7 year old. We had no issues with traffic noise and maybe a sea view would be nice but we didn’t ask for it so didn’t get one. Breakfast was excellent, fresh pastries and good selection together with choice of cooked breakfasts which were freshly made and very tasty. Special mention to Chris who picked us up and dropped us back at the airport. He is a very friendly chap and an asset to the hotel. Finally, yes the pool was closed but the offer of transport to and from their sister hotel was readily offered but not required. Overall La Haule has the kerb appeal and carries it off really well. Anyone staying in St Aubin should definitely consider it.
2. The Old Court House Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 427 reviews
The Old Courthouse Inn in St. Aubins is a recently refurbished icon of Jersey Hospitality. Epitomising the perfect balance of friendly and efficent service we ensure that your home away from home gives you some fantastic memories for all the right reasons.
Very poor
Reviewed By charlotte_top_scranMy husband and I visited Jersey with our dogs, to stay with friends. We found The Old Court House via the Visit Jesey website as a dog friendly restaurant. I chose to eat here specifically as they had lobster on the menu. We dined "downstairs" in "the dog friendly bit". Booking was straightforward and we were even able to push our reservation back a bit after a busy day although on arrival we could see why as the place was pretty dead. When arrived the young waitress behind the bar was on her phone however, did quickly spot us and come off it to seat us. There was a wait to get menus, order drinks, order food and for our food to be served. When I enquired about the price of the lobster as it's POA on the menu I was bluntly told "we don't have lobster" with no apology or acknowledgement of my obvious disappointment. I opted for a sirloin steak instead. My husband ordered the chateaubriand with scallops. No steak knives were laid. My sirloin tasted like a cheap, pub rump and was cooked medium, instead of medium-rare as requested. I fed the majority of the steak to my dogs, enjoying the chips and my husband's scallops and ordering a pizza from St. Helier on the way back. My husband ate his steak but didn't enjoy it. The meal cost us £130 (without alcohol) so we weren't pleased. We weren't asked how the food was by our server when they cleared our plates and they weren't around as we ate, to be able to let them know our issues; we struggled to get drinks when empty for the same reason. The pepsi was nice. The ladies toilets were poorly fitted with a broken mixer tap which was loose and ill fitted and handwash jammed into it's wall fitting making it difficult to use. This could be a lovely place - it had a nice, cosy, relaxed ambience - but the food was very poor and the service was slow and inattentive. A complete waste of an evening and £130. We wouldn't return or recommend to others.
3. Somerville Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1904 reviews
Nestling on the hillside, overlooking the yachting harbour the village of St. Aubin and the bay beyond, the views from the Somerville hotel are breathtaking. The hotel is one of the Island's finest country house hotels and is well know for its warm welcome and excellent reputation with guests appreciating its discreet location and emphasis is on indulgence and style.
Dinner and overnight stay
Reviewed By LouLou7622Wonderfully relaxed atmosphere, a true gem. Beautifully presented meals and good service. Charming ensuite room, slept so well, will be staying again. The hotel has a character of itself, wonderfully quirky little touches if you look.
4. The Panorama
Overall Ratings
5 based on 90 reviews
Five Gold Star Guest House. Relax and enjoy some of the finest SEA VIEWS in the Channel Islands. Gold Star awarded BREAKFAST. The Village of St.Aubin,often described as " THE JEWEL IN THE CROWN OF JERSEY ".
Wonderful hotel with fantastic staff
Reviewed By alisonsmith132Nothing more to add that has not been said in other reviews. It is a lovely place to stay. We cannot thank all the staff enough for making our stay so memorable. My mum was with us and said "I've been treated like the Queen" Our holiday was made perfect by staying at this hotel in beautiful Jersey making wonderful memories.
5. Bon Viveur
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 159 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting St. Aubin, Bon Viveur is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its proximity to great restaurants and attractions, Bon Viveur makes it easy to enjoy the best of St. Aubin. Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV. The property also features an on-site restaurant to make your visit even more pleasant. While in St. Aubin be sure to experience local jambalaya favorites at Pedros Restaurant. Looking to explore? Then look no further than The Harbour Gallery Jersey (0.1 mi) and St Aubin's Fort (0.1 mi), which are some popular St. Aubin attractions – all conveniently located within walking distance of the hotel. Whether you’re traveling for business, pleasure or both, Bon Viveur is sure to make your visit to St. Aubin one worth remembering.
Small room great view
Reviewed By Global34160949972Room number 12 is very small, sit on the toilet your feet can be in the shower, hand basin is in the room. To open the wardrobe you need to move the chair. No room for cases other than on top the wardrobe. View was amazing over the harbour. Location good near the bus stop. Staff were attentive and friendly. Room could have been cleaner, they need to take 5 minutes to hoover the edges of the room and wipe the top of the wardrobes if that's where suitcases need to be stored. Room serviced daily bins emptied and, tea coffee refreshed clean towels, bed made etc.
6. The Old Court House Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 427 reviews
The Old Courthouse Inn in St. Aubins is a recently refurbished icon of Jersey Hospitality. Epitomising the perfect balance of friendly and efficent service we ensure that your home away from home gives you some fantastic memories for all the right reasons.
Very poor
Reviewed By charlotte_top_scranMy husband and I visited Jersey with our dogs, to stay with friends. We found The Old Court House via the Visit Jesey website as a dog friendly restaurant. I chose to eat here specifically as they had lobster on the menu. We dined "downstairs" in "the dog friendly bit". Booking was straightforward and we were even able to push our reservation back a bit after a busy day although on arrival we could see why as the place was pretty dead. When arrived the young waitress behind the bar was on her phone however, did quickly spot us and come off it to seat us. There was a wait to get menus, order drinks, order food and for our food to be served. When I enquired about the price of the lobster as it's POA on the menu I was bluntly told "we don't have lobster" with no apology or acknowledgement of my obvious disappointment. I opted for a sirloin steak instead. My husband ordered the chateaubriand with scallops. No steak knives were laid. My sirloin tasted like a cheap, pub rump and was cooked medium, instead of medium-rare as requested. I fed the majority of the steak to my dogs, enjoying the chips and my husband's scallops and ordering a pizza from St. Helier on the way back. My husband ate his steak but didn't enjoy it. The meal cost us £130 (without alcohol) so we weren't pleased. We weren't asked how the food was by our server when they cleared our plates and they weren't around as we ate, to be able to let them know our issues; we struggled to get drinks when empty for the same reason. The pepsi was nice. The ladies toilets were poorly fitted with a broken mixer tap which was loose and ill fitted and handwash jammed into it's wall fitting making it difficult to use. This could be a lovely place - it had a nice, cosy, relaxed ambience - but the food was very poor and the service was slow and inattentive. A complete waste of an evening and £130. We wouldn't return or recommend to others.
