Bridge in Jersey

The unspoiled landscapes and finely polished views make the pretty island of Jersey a draw for visitors all year round. Warmed by the gulf stream, Spring comes early to Jersey, so we think this will be a lovely time to visit before the crowds. Jersey is within easy reach of the UK and the continent by air and by sea, and with Easyjet flights from as little as £22 return from London Gatwick and Southend, it has never been cheaper to visit. 

Longueville Manor

Longueville Manor is a wonderful 13th Century property set in an 18-acre estate and located at the foot of a beautiful private wooded valley. Renowned for its luxurious accommodation, top class service and exceptional haute cuisine, it is the place to stay in Jersey.

Inside this warm and welcoming hotel, the sitting rooms are the perfect places to relax on comfortable sofas in front of roaring fires. The 5-star Longueville Manor is privately-owned and a member of the prestigious hotel group ‘Relais and Chateaux’ - an exclusive collection of the finest hotels and gourmet restaurants worldwide.

The hotel grounds are stunning with enchanting woodland walks and an attractive ornamental lake with surrounding gardens. There is also an all- weather tennis court and a new boutique spa and fitness centre.

All bedrooms and suites are individually designed and feature a mix of antique furniture and more contemporary pieces. High quality mattresses, luxurious linen and soft fluffy towels ensure a restful and inviting stay with all the mod-cons. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms with a bespoke range of luxurious toiletries. For more information about Longueville Manor, please click here to visit their website. 

Things to do in Jersey

The island’s compact size and minimal traffic mean that most road journeys take a matter of minutes, enabling you to take advantage of the free afternoons to explore.

There is plenty to visit on Jersey with beautiful sandy beaches, as well as historic castles and the Jersey War Tunnel museum - one of Jersey's most popular tourist attractions. Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, founded by the late Gerald Durrell, author and naturalist, is a sanctuary to over 130 endangered species in 32 acres of beautiful gardens and parkland.

Alternatively you could explore Jersey’s magnificent coastline and offshore islands by boat. Spot dolphins and seals or enjoy a picnic on a sandbank. For an unforgettable experience, book a luxury yacht charter, available exclusively for hotel guests. A perfect way to spend an afternoon!