Longueville Manor
Country house luxury with genuine warmth. Think antique furniture mixing with contemporary touches, log fires in winter, a pool terrace in summer, and zero stuffiness. Personal rather than corporate.
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Why It Matters
The only AA Five Red Star hotel in Jersey and the sole Relais & Châteaux member on the island. Executive Chef Andrew Baird has been at the stove since 1990, drawing on the hotel's Victorian walled kitchen garden for a restaurant that has held 3 AA Rosettes for over 15 years. Add a 600-bin wine cellar, a private yacht called Fizz Too, and 29 individually designed rooms, and nothing else on the island comes close.
Longueville Manor is a restored 14th-century manor house sitting on 18 acres just outside St. Helier — close enough to be convenient, far enough to feel like the countryside. The Lewis family has run it since 1949, and that continuity shows: staff who've been here decades, a kitchen garden that feeds the restaurant, and rooms that feel genuinely individual rather than hotel-standard. Jersey's only AA Five Red Star property and the island's sole Relais & Châteaux member.
Where You'll Stay
8 room types available
Deluxe Garden View Room
Same footprint and spec as the Deluxe, but with views across the pool or the 18-acre estate. Some interconnect, which works well for families. The outlook makes a real difference — waking up to garden views rather than a corridor is worth paying for.
Deluxe Room
The largest standard room category, all south-facing. Beautifully dressed with a genuine sense of space. Some interconnect, making them workable for families. The Deluxe Garden View variant overlooks the pool and the wider estate — worth the upgrade.
Double or Twin · 42 sqmLongueville Junior Suite
The most romantic of the junior suites — a grand 18th-century four-poster bed sits above the historic Oak Room. Characterful and regal, with Nespresso machine and SuitePad technology. The views and the four-poster make it a popular pick for celebrations.
Double (Four-poster) · 50 sqmPascali Junior Suite
Located on the second floor of the West Wing, the Pascali is spacious with a refined mix of antique and contemporary style. Stunning pool and garden views. Separate bath and shower in the en suite. One of five named junior suites, each individually decorated.
Double or Twin · 55 sqm
Standard Room
The smallest category and rarest too — only two exist. Cosy double rooms laid out with the same careful attention as the higher categories, just on a smaller footprint. Bathrooms are well appointed with GAIA toiletries. Best for solo travellers or a quick overnight.
King size · 20 sqmSuperior Room
A step up in size and each one individually styled — no two rooms are alike, which is the whole point. Spread across different parts of the manor, they blend comfort and character. Bathrooms have either a bath or shower. Good choice for extended stays.
Double or Twin · 30 sqmThe Cottage Suite
A detached two-bedroom, two-floor cottage a short walk from the main building. Around 500 years old, it has a Norman-style front door, a Jersey granite fireplace, and massive oak beams reputedly salvaged from Spanish Armada wrecks. At 160 sqm it's the most spacious option on the property — proper for families or a group wanting their own space.
Two Double bedrooms · 160 sqmTower Suite
Named for its position at the foot of the original north turret. Ground floor, so it has direct access to the gardens and pool. The bathroom alone sets it apart: a gorgeous stone bath alongside an oversize separate shower. Separate lounge. One of the most in-demand rooms in the hotel.
Super King (can be twinned) · 60 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
On-site playground for younger guests. The hotel also offers babysitting services and a 'Little Needs' programme to ensure essentials are ready for families with young children.
Small but well-equipped gym with cardio machines, free weights, and space for floor work.
Heated outdoor pool set within a terrace surrounded by manicured grounds. The natural hub of the hotel during summer months. Poolside loungers and alfresco dining available Monday to Saturday for lunch.
The hotel's own yacht, Fizz Too, takes guests on full-day charters during the warmer months. Destinations include other Channel Islands or an island circumnavigation — routes depend on weather and tidal conditions. Dolphin and seal spotting are a genuine possibility.
On-site tennis court available to guests.
The fully restored Victorian walled kitchen garden is cared for by the hotel's in-house forager and kitchen gardener, David. It supplies much of the restaurant's produce. Guests can explore the garden at their own pace.
The purpose-built, temperature-controlled wine cellar in the grounds houses over 600 bins. Private tastings can be arranged with the hotel's knowledgeable sommeliers.
The 18-acre estate includes formal gardens, an ornamental lake, and woodland trails that extend into the surrounding countryside. Quiet, uncrowded, and genuinely rural in character.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel.
Room service available around the clock with a selection of hot and cold dishes.
Available online for stays, spa treatments, and dining.
SuitePad digital room control and information system in all room categories.
Dogs are welcome at the hotel with dedicated dog-friendly policies in place.
Parking available within 50 metres of the entrance, on-site.
Hot tub located at The Cottage Garden spa, with adjacent sun terrace.
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