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Cobo Bay Hotel
A family-run hotel right on Cobo Bay, with sea-view balconies on many of its 33 rooms and an award-winning restaurant.
- Near the beach
- Sea views
- Restaurant
- Family-run
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Sand and sea a few minutes from your room.
Guernsey packs more than 25 beaches into an island about 24 square miles in size, so you're never far from one. These hotels are right by the sand, or a short walk down a valley path.
The west coast is best for sunsets and sandy bays. The south-coast beaches are small coves at the bottom of steep paths.
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A family-run hotel right on Cobo Bay, with sea-view balconies on many of its 33 rooms and an award-winning restaurant.
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Just across the road from Cobo Bay's sand, with sunset views from the terrace.
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Right on Rocquaine Bay on the rugged west coast, with sea-view rooms, a sunset terrace and a lively local bar.
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Right on Rocquaine Bay by Fort Grey, with a sunset terrace and a proper local's bar.
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A large seafront hotel in five acres of gardens beside a sandy bay in the Vale, popular with families, with 99 rooms and a pool.
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A grassy headland running down to the sandy bays at Port Grat and Grand Havre on the north-west coast.
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Herm's only hotel, with a tennis court, croquet lawn, and outdoor pool.
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Herm's beaches, including Shell Beach and Belvoir Bay, are a short walk across a car-free island.
4-star hotel
A sea-view hotel on the eastern edge of town with an indoor pool and two restaurants.
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About 350 yards above Havelet Bay, with its bathing pools, and a short walk to town.
4-star hotel
Tucked into a wooded valley leading down to Fermain Bay, with the Tree House Spa and an indoor pool.
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A wooded path leads down (steeply) to the pebbly cove of Fermain Bay and its beach café.
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On the clifftops at Icart Point above Saints Bay, with a heated pool and a restaurant known for local seafood.
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On the clifftop above Saints Bay's little harbour, with Moulin Huet next door.
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A country hotel in a green valley near Saints Bay, with an AA-rosette restaurant, a pool and the south-coast cliff paths on the doorstep.
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A green valley setting a short walk down to Saints Bay.
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A 1741 farmhouse on car-free Sark, family-owned since 1925, with gardens and a solar-heated outdoor pool in summer.
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A short walk down to Dixcart Bay, one of Sark's most sheltered beaches (closed in winter).
Checked against each hotel's own information on 28 September 2026. Facilities, seasons and policies change, so confirm anything important with the hotel when you book. Our picks are editorial and not paid for.
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Cobo Bay Hotel
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Cobo and Vazon on the west coast for sand and sunsets; Fermain and Moulin Huet on the south coast for sheltered coves; Havelet if you also want to be near town.
Yes, from May to October most people do. Some beaches have lifeguards in summer. Tides are among the biggest in the world, so check tide times and currents first.