Name: Saints Bay Hotel
Address: Icart Point, St. Martins, St. Martins, St. Martins, GY4 6JG, United Kingdom
Rating: 8

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We booked this hotel for a weeks holiday, B & B. The hotel is exceptionally clean, the staff are so friendly and helpful. Our plan was to only eat breakfast there, however the evening menu was very nice, we really enjoyed the food so much we ate there every evening. There is a lovely swimming pool, but we didn't use it. It is situated in a quiet lane, and a walk across that lane outside the hotel takes you to a beautiful coastal path, with stunning views. 
We would certainly stay again.

Stunning location, a very clean, comfortable, friendly hotel.

Stayed three nights at Saints Bay Hotel, throughly enjoyed our stay. Hotel is situated across road from cliff path with breathtaking views of the bay below.
The staff are outstanding, all so mannerly, attentive and helpful. So lovely to be greeted constantly with a smile.
Excellent bus service just a few minutes walk from hotel so whole island of Guernsey is accessible by public transport.
Throughly recommend this hotel for a stay in Guernsey.

Beautiful hotel

Stayed for a few days while visiting Guernsey and given that this is a three star hotel, was amazed at the high standard of my room, the facilities, and the friendly efficiency of the staff. Above all, however, the excellence of the food provided as part of my breakfast and dinner booking, and at lunchtime via the bar, really impressed me.

The hotel's quiet location, yet within a short walk of the island bus service; coupled with the lovely coastal path walks on its doorstep, were the icing on the cake!

An ideal Home from Home

Firstly, there are many positives...stunning seaview in our room, lovely staff; especially Ashik from Bangladesh who I feel is destined for the very top as a waiter. The best I've come across in my many decades of travelling. Our bedroom was small, no Aircon & lighting which was severely bright, yet a very comfortable bed. Had to keep the window open though & was bitten by mosquitos each night!
The shower is a powerful rain type & overall the hotel is modern in places & tired in others. If like myself you enjoy a swim; the pool is 2.2 metres & is deep enough to dive in.... unusual in the extreme these days. Dining is expensive & in the evening is extremely average, yet breakfast is served to your table & is extremely good quality. 
We had a very comfortable stay, yet a member of staff whom I liked, needs to rein in his humour with guests (who are mainly elderly). His conversation can become dark & a little intimidating but it in no way detracted from enjoying Guernsey for us.

Surprisingly good 

My wife and I (in our 80's) visited Guernsey last week. We stayed at this hotel for the duration of our stay. The outside view of the building is very nice, and the location most attractive, overlooking Saints Bay. The rooms were clean, tidy and well apponted. The restaurant is well laid out and the tables had been arranged to accomodate the rest of our party. The food was absolutely fantastic, which everyone enjoyed. When not visiting other parts of the island, we took advantage of swimming in the heated swimming pool. There was no entertainment in the evenings, so after dinner sitting in the lounge or bar area (prices rather steep - captive audience!), so it was going for a walk, or early night. The hotel is located a long way from the town, and although there is a local bus stop, the service was suspended from the Wednesday (until further notice!).  So one had a half hour walk to another service stop, or taxi. Nothing to do with the hotel, of course.
The only down side as far as we could note, was the obvious lack of maintenance inside the hotel and in the grounds, which didn't spoil our stay overall, but which should be attended to urgently.

The good the bad and the ugly.

Homely, family-run, compact hotel.  Staff are excellent, food very good, everywhere clean and most of the hotel had been recently renovated to a good standard.  Rooms are still slightly basic (no wardrobe doors, no USB sockets,no shaver socket in bathroom, no safe, etc), but it is only a 3* hotel.  Food and drink expensive, beer over £5 a pint, dinner £30, but these are the normal sort of prices in the Channel Islands.  The bedroom windows are double-glazed, but are draughtly and the glass is blown, need replacing urgently.  There is a nice swimming pool - but only table and chairs, no sun loungers.  The dining room has nice chairs, but they are lounge chairs and too low, my chi was only an inch or two above my dinner plate!  The hotel is a long way from the shops, but near to a lovely bay.

Nice hotel

The airline arranged an overnight at this hotel when our flights were delayed. I stayed with my 4 siblings. 
The hotel is quite outdated in places and could do with some TLC but on the whole it was a lovely place to stay. It was immaculately clean, not a speck of dust anywhere. The beds were so comfortable. I slept so well, it’s such a quiet hotel. 
We stayed for a 3 course meal in the evening which was lovely. The bar was open until 11pm. Breakfast had a good selection. 
The staff were incredible. Nothing was too much. They were very accommodating . I would definitely consider staying here again if we return. 
The hotel is a 2 minute walk from the most amazing views on the cliff, the sunset is a must see!

Amazing staff!

Loved this hotel, no frills. Great hard working staff, good food and a clean bed, well stocked bar..Fantastic views, and a great local bus service..
The only downside of this hotel in my experience was the lack of a lift, open stairways with no bannisters.. not suitable for any one with mobility issues ..

Pleasant stay

  My friend & I  booked a short break in Guernsey, a place neither of us had visited. Although there was the initial paperwork due to Covid, there were less problems, as Guernsey had their own system in place. Our very first impressions of the island & it's people, was at the airport. Normally a stressful, busy place, this was calm & relaxed, with the kindest of people. We were collected by a mini bus from one of the local taxi firms. He too, was pleasant & helpful. This theme continued throughout our 4 days/3 nights that we were there. 
  Our base for this trip was the Saint's Bay Hotel. The website was very smart & professional looking. As previously stated, we knew nothing of the island, other than points of interest in guide books. I had envisaged something along the lines of a traditional English seaside hotel, surrounded by typical B&B properties, in a town setting. It also boasted a swimming pool, though we had no interest in that. Therefore when we arrived in the dark, I was somewhat surprised to see what appeared to be a large bungalow in a residential area. We were greeted at the small reception desk by a smiling young man, who I took to be of Turkish descent. I'd requested a light supper for myself, as we'd not been able to eat at Birmingham airport. THAT had been a stressful start to our trip, however I digress. The receptionist hadn't been told of this, but kindly offered to make me a sandwich & deliver it to my room. I gratefully accepted. We went up to our rooms, mine facing the front carpark, & my friend's on the poolside ( though no view of it due to glass screens ). My sandwich delivered & devoured, I rang my friend, & we went downstairs to the bar for a drink. Or so we thought. Yes, we could buy a drink, but possibly due to the time, around 21:00, we would need to take them to our rooms🙂. The small attached dining area had just been set up for breakfast by 2 young Bangladeshi ( ? ) men, & the lights turned off there, so we purchased our drinks from the receptionist & took them up to my friend's room to sit on her balcony. It was a most pleasant evening, we even saw a shooting star, something I think of as a sign of good things to come. I was right.
  Although quirky in some of it's ways, all the staff were exceptionally pleasant & helpful. The setting, not in the town as I'd expected, but near Icart Point, had some stunning views from my Juliet balcony. A 5 minute walk up the lane, as suggested by our receptionist, brought us to a viewpoint with walks along the cliffs, which we, as arthritic sexogenarians, could not take advantage of. No matter, the views took our breath away😎😎
  All in all, we had a most wonderful holiday. Though it was nothing like I'd imagined. It was SO MUCH more, & that was down to the gentle kindness of the Guernsey people, particularly the staff at the Saint's Bay Hotel☺️

A bit Fawlty Towers, but in the best way😉

Stayed here with a group.  Hotel is rather isolated, local bus quite a distance for older people to walk to plus not always running.  Hotel should think of running a small bus to St Peter Port or even to the bus stop.  The location is high up the cliff with paths down but very steep.  Food excellent, evening meal main course was enormous, too much for me, but the fish was gorgeous.  Hygiene standards in the rooms need to be improved as all ledges were thick with dust and the ledge at the side of the shower covered in urine.  Fabulous walk in shower but sadly no grab rail or anywhere for toiletries.  A lovely pool with plenty of tables and chairs plus sun shades.  This could be an absolutely gorgeous place to stay with a little more tlc and transport to the port.

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