6 Unusual Places to Stay In Jersey

No doubt, Jersey has a lot of fantastic hotels. But how about staying somewhere a little unusual on your next trip to Jersey? You might want to consider spending the night in a tower or a couple of days in farm stead. It’s high time you ditched the hotels and opt for a unique Jersey experience that you’ll be sure to remember and will get you way more likes on Instagram!

Nestled amongst the thatch and granite of a 15th-century farmstead, Cider Barn at Hamptonne is a convenient apartment well equipped with great facilities. The setting is just perfect for a family holiday or a romantic getaway.

Located in the heart of Jersey’s countryside, Hamptonne is a Jersey Heritage property.  The Cider Barn apartment has been completely restored and sleeps up to six guests. Some of the original features you’ll see include early 19th Century graffiti and wooden beams as well as original plasterwork in the double bedrooms. The apartment features two double bedrooms and one twin bunkroom with spectacular views of the surrounding area.

Located in St Clement, one of Jersey’s twelve parishes, the Nicolle Tower was originally built as a folly in the early 19th century. Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and relax at this beautifully restored tower. It boasts 360 views of the neighboring islands and the blue ocean waters.

Nicolle Tower is indeed a perfect place to hibernate, get wet and enjoy your holiday  like never before. Explore the island and its marine creature and then return to your magnificent tower home, and enjoy the stunning views before you.

Nicolle Tower sleeps up to 2 persons and stands at about 160 ft from ground level. It has a double bedroom on the third floor. It features regency elegance in the sitting room. You’ll get the same quality service and splendid stay when compared to a luxury hotel. Book a stay in this comfortable holiday home and enjoy great value for money.

Located on the southwest tip of Jersey, Radio Tower is a self-catering accommodation with stunning views over neighbouring islands. Regardless of the weather condition, you’re guaranteed of splendid views from the lounge. The Radio Tower is an iconic site in Jersey and attracts hundreds of thousands of people annually.

Leave your stress behind, stay far away from the rigors of everyday life and enjoy a blissful secluded coastal break. Comprising six floors, the tower provides ample accommodation space that sleeps up to 6 persons. Here, you will find loads of original features as you further explore the tower. These include steel doors and observation slots.

The tower boasts three identical double bedrooms on the second to fourth floors, each uniquely designed with furniture that complements the interior design. Each bedroom features a shower room and toilet. The fully equipped kitchen comes with state of the art fitting and appliances. The major highlight of the tower is the lounge area and observation deck.

Guests at Barge Aground enjoys direct beach access, thanks to its strategic location in St Ouen’s Bay. Built-in the early 1900s, Barge Aground is the last of the seaside follies which once lined the bay. Accommodating six people, the interior feature an early 1900 theme and furniture with wooden walnut floors. The terrace is perfect for watching the sun as it sets.

This boat-shaped seaside accommodation home has proximity to beachfront cafes and restaurants. Also, there is a surf school nearby for those who want to perfect their surfing skills.  Barge Aground is one of the unique places to stay while holidaying on Jersey Islands.

Spread over three levels, Fort Leicester offers great views of the harbour of Bouley Bay in Jersey’s National Park. It features a private garden and terrace. The fort got its name from the Earl of Leicester, a favourite of Queen Elizabeth.

Sleeping 6 – 8 guests, the guardhouse is now used as the main bedroom with one double, two single beds and a wood-burning stove. The lower level has now been renovated into a cosy bunk room and a bathroom. The searchlight housing built by Occupying German forces during WWII has been transformed into a fully fitted kitchen with an open plan lounge and dining area.  The fort boasts two parking spaces at the harbour. Additionally, the fort also features two gorgeous garden spaces perfect for long summer evenings and drawn out barbecues.

Porthole Suites is a four-star self-catering accommodation. Located in the centre of St Aubin harbour village in Jersey, Porthole Suites is an ideal accommodation for both tourists and business travellers alike.  Enjoy state of the art amenities. Stay updated with your business dealings via the free Wi-Fi. Parking space is available for guests.

One of the features that set this self-catering apartment suites apart is its secluded area and gorgeous terraced gardens, which makes it an ideal place to relax and unwind. The sea is just a minute walk away from the property. Even if you don’t have a car, you have nothing to worry about as the property offers easy access to public transportation.