Longueville Manor - At A Glance

Know It All

Hit the spot
A haven of civility near St Helier

Be savvy
Dress the part – this is where Jersey's A-listers stay

Be smitten
It's the jewel in Jersey's hotel crown

Bedtime...

Rooms and suites
28 rooms and 3 suites

Special features
Rooms are designed with every comfort, right down to the cordless phones, home made shortbread, fresh flowers, fruit and scented candles. Some have roll-top baths or hot tubs.

Also...
There's an extensive DVD library, free wi-fi throughout and a tennis court.

Pillow Talk
Shut the door to your very own turret: the Honeymoon suite awaits.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
Dining at Longueville Manor is an undeniable treat. Head chef Andrew Baird and his team have a heap of culinary awards under their belt, and menus feature much of the produce grown in the manor's own kitchen garden. Dine in the Oak Room, wih its 16th century wood panelling, or the light and bright Garden room – starting your night at the well stocked cocktail bar. Then dig into hand dived local scallops, lamb with slow-roasted plum tomatoes, French beans and sautéed sweetbreads, and traditional tarte tatin.

Breakfast
Breakfast is served until 10am. Choices include smokes salmon and scrambled eggs.

Room service
Available 24 hours a day.

See & Do

See & Do
Top visitor attractions include Jersey Zoo, set up by conservationist Gerald Durrell. The gorillas and orang utans here are hilarious – just like families back home with stroppy kids and grumpy dads. Much-photographed Mont Orgueil castle at Gorey is a major landmark, while the Jersey War Tunnels and German Underground Hospital are poignant reminders of the island's occupation during World War Two. For walkers, Jersey's cliffy coastal paths are unbeatable in late spring, when flowers carpet the hedgerows.

Diary Dates
July
Slurp one of the island's best-known exports at the Jersey Oyster festival at Grouville.

August
Watch the daytime and moonlight parades at the Battle of Flowers, when it's a wall-to-wall carnival atmosphere.