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Very nice part of island,seafood excellent, great beaches and historic castle and old watch towers,can see coast of France on clear day,think it's 14 miles away,most southerly point in British Isles.

Great hotel, staff and food. Relaxing garden and will bring lunch or drinks out for you. Lovely restaurant and separate bar. Whole place feels spacious and laid back, but spotless and attentive. Unexpected indoor pool. Bus stop nearly outside, good way to see island. (Taxis are expensive!) Nice walk through Golf club to coastal benches. Two pubs and two grocery shops close to hotel. Worth taking bus north to Gorey or further to delightfully tranquil St Catherines breakwater with cafe and ice cream hut. Those who are able can also make the pleasant 1.25mile walk up to one of the many eateries in the lovely port of Gorey. My cousin has a slight mobility problem and found it an excellent choice, with super bathroom - just enough help from a handle next to loo and a seat in the shower to feel safe, yet also feel he was in a tastefully furnished room. Most unusual, kind of understated but very functional. Also subtle ramps to reception and garden from the room.

Wonderful location, great for parking in front of the hotel, which is rare in Jersey. Close walk to Gorey beach with a love shack cafe. If on holiday easy to get the bus into St Helier a few minutes walk to bus stop runs late. opposire it Gorey village with nice restaurants and local pubs. I stayed B&B, there is a lounge with dining tables in the hotel and nearby Chinese, fish and chips and can come back and eat at the hotel. I also enjoyed a nice bottle of wine on the roof terrace with several garden tables, very quiet and relaxing for an evening . The cooked breakfast tasted great and there was lots of fresh fruit and yogurts and other meats and cheese if wanted continental.

On the east coast of Jersey this area has a great beach and lots of picturesque surrounding including the castle dominating the bay. There is an excellent range of restaurants in the harbour area. When actually staying the bus links into St Helier are very good, frequent and cost effective as well as offering an easy alternative to driving in the traffic, looking for a space or car park and then paying parking charges.

We were staying at this particular hotel as family lived near by…also my granddaughter goes to the school next door to the hotel. We live in the u.k. so every morning and afternoon whilst there was able to collect her and take her to school. The hotel were aware of this and were so friendly and happy for us,and enjoyed our happiness.The Beausite was so good,clean,good food,lovely staff,comfortable.There was a pool but we didn’t have time to use it. We are planning to stay there again.

Near to castle, fabulous beach, local supermarket/convenience shop, good bus route options. Not a wide selection of family restaurants/ options in the village (except for a place called The Ranch which had good range of food options and portions were HUGE).