La Piette Hotel

Best breakfast imaginable. The KIPPERS the best ever. We ate out but having tried their lunchtime snacks we wish we had stayed in one night, awesome. I think it's time they dropped shower mats inside the cubicle as the shower trays are dangerously smooth. This aside, we would stay again.

Very nice lady at reception. Charming, old world hotel. Only stairs to upper floor and no air conditioning if that matters to you. I didn’t visit the bar or restaurant. Enjoy.

Breakfast is not included! So allow £14 per person per day extra, it’s not clear on the web page as it says it’s included nice shock at the end of your holiday!

A good nights rest and a comfortable bed

They do excellent food too!

Friendly welcome at check-in, all staff friendly. Clean comfortable room ( twin with sea-view), some noise from traffic on road outside but worth it for view. Good range of food in dining room, good quality & vfm. Breakfast also good choice & quality. Nice comfy beer garden. Very convenient for buses into town, or 15min walk. Highly recommend.

Staff were very friendly and helpful.

Excellent food, lovely staff. delightful 'secret garden' Comfortable room

Well located near the harbour, easy walk to main town and bus, friendly staff. Booked a one person room in error which was rectified at check in without problem, Quick to have issue with plumbing fixed which was appreciated. Fabulous restaurant and bar garden

Holiday in the Channel Islands is not cheap. This is a fairly basic hotel at a not so basic price. There is no air-conditioning and it was hot and stuffy in the evenings. Elsewhere, even cheap hotels have good AC units above the door nowadays. The hotel is also a pub restaurant located about 10 minutes walk to the main town to the ferry terminal. The decor is pleasant but amenities are lacking. I had to ask the front desk on two occasions for toilet paper and for a small bottle of body wash. The restaurant has a pleasant atmosphere, but the fish and chips was extremely mediocre. If I was told it came ready made from a supermarket and reheated I would believe you. In summary the rest of the world has moved on and improved but accommodation in provincial Britain has not.