Carlton Hotel, Jersey

The Carlton Hotel Jersey is a comfortable 48 bedroom hotel, situated on the seafront overlooking the beach in St Saviour. The hotel's perfect seafront location on the Havres des Pas, St Helier's southerly beach area, means that the Carlton Hotel has the best of both worlds with beach and town just ten minutes from the shopping and pedestrian areas of St Helier. Hotel facilities include regular entertainment, a lift to all floors and Car parking by arrangement.

Accommodation

All bedrooms at the Carlton Hotel in Jersey are en-suite and equipped with colour televisions, tea & coffee facilities and radios. The comfortable accommodation is perfectly suited for a beach holiday in Jersey.

Restaurant

The in-house restaurant is renowned for its good food and is popular with locals and visitors alike. The restaurant overlooks the bay and offers the best of traditional, British and continental cuisine from a Table d'hôte menu. The well priced wine list and sea view add to your dining experience. The comfortable and spacious lounge and bar are the ideal places to relax, there is a satellite TV in the lounge and bar as well as a pool table plus regular evening entertainment.

PLEASE NOTE: The Carlton Hotel is no longer trading as a hotel

Alternative Jersey Hotels

Please see some alternative hotels in Jersey to the Carlton Hotel below. For more Jersey hotels please visit Holidays Jersey

Ommaroo Hotel, Jersey 3 Star Hotel Ommaroo Hotel Havre Des Pas St Helier Jersey Channel Islands JE2 4UL

Hotel De Normandie, Jersey 2 Star Hotel Hotel De Normandie Havre Des Pas St Helier Jersey Channel Islands JE2 7PD

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Jersey

Situated roughly 100 miles south of mainland Britain, Jersey is the most southerly island of the British Isles. It is actually much closer to France - just 14 miles from its coast, yet the official language is English.

Home to a population of over 87,000, Jersey is just 9 miles by 5 miles in size, yet offers a huge amount of attractions and hosts a number of events to keep you entertained.

Jersey is split into twelve parishes, named after the saints to whom their ancient parish churches are dedicated: St Helier (the Island's capital), St Brelade, St Ouen, St Martin, St Mary, St John, Trinity, St Saviour, Grouville, St Clement, St Lawrence and St Peter.

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