The hotels in St Martin Guernsey make the perfect base for your stay. With coastal cliffs and stunning beaches, there's a landscape for you to explore. From family-friendly attractions to historic statues, there's plenty to see and do.
AT A GLANCE
St. Martin, nestled on Guernsey's southeastern coast, is approximately 2 miles from St. Peter Port, the island's capital and main port. Its proximity to St. Peter Port means easy access to shops, restaurants, and transportation hubs. St. Martin is renowned for its scenic beauty and offers a peaceful, picturesque setting for a stay in Guernsey, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a tranquil yet well-connected location on the island.
There is no lack of beautiful spots for walks in St Martin, and we've listed a few of ours: Icart Point has stunning views of the coastline and waters. Great for those wanting to spot Guernsey's bird life. Explore Renoir's footsteps whilst visiting Moulin Huet Bay as you walk through lush greenery and glimpses of sandy beaches. Explore the scenic lanes and paths around The Fairy Ring, a Neolithic burial site. The area is steeped in history and offers a tranquil and mystical atmosphere.
Sausmarez Manor, a historic gem, offers beautiful gardens and art exhibitions. St. Martin's Church is home to the ancient Neolithic sculpture, La Gran' Mère de Chimquiere, adding a touch of mystique. The German Occupation Museum is nearby, delving into the island's wartime history. A delightful 20-minute walk leads to the scenic Moulin Huet Bay, while the pristine beach of Saints Bay invites relaxation and coastal exploration.
La Barbarie Hotel impresses with its gourmet offerings. Les Douvres Hotel Restaurant provides a cosy and welcoming atmosphere, serving delicious meals. For a delightful afternoon tea, Moulin Huet Tearooms is a charming choice, and the Fermain Beach Cafe offers a relaxed setting with stunning coastal views. Whether you're seeking gourmet delights or a casual meal, St. Martin has a range of eateries to satisfy your taste buds.
