Compare Hotels with Childcare in St. Helier

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"Well located waterfront hotel in easy walking distance to the town centre and accessible to reach by driving. Room large and well thought out even with three of us in it - kept beautifully clean throughout. Beds were comfy, even the pull out bed for our son which can be a bit lumpy at hotels but he said it was good an it got the thumbs up from him. Staff all very friendly - we didn’t eat at the hotel but all the staff we spoke to on reception, at the bar, in the corridors and in the pool were very warm and friendly. It was our son’s 12th birthday just before arriving and they kindly left a treat in our room for him. Decor in hotel really nice/modern and reception / the lobby always smelt amazing! We received 3 free drinks radisson rewards voucher on arrival which was an extra bonus. The pool was open good hours and had great seaviews and we enjoyed visiting it and the sauna/steam room as a family. There were some renovations going on outside which is understandable in the off season but only during office hours so didn’t affect our stay. The cookies by reception were a big hit with our son who has said he always wants to stay in a Radisson now as he loved everything lol. Really good base for an enjoyable visit to the island, would recommend and stay again. "

"Everything was perfect "

"Enjoyed my stay, Staff wonderful."

"Room excellent, clean and very spacious Restaurant options fabulous and breakfast excellent Great location "

"This place was head and shoulders above the Premier Inns in the UK. I use the chain for work fairly frequently and for pleasure occasionally so I have a good idea what to expect, most are OK, a few are better and a few are poor. This one in St Helier however was exceptional. The price was very reasonable. It was very clean and airy, the young staff were exceptionally helpful and very nice. The breakfast was well cooked. Shower heat was easy to control. It was everything we wanted for a long weekend.The only slight negative from my point of view was the bath, it was a bit shallow for my tastes as I like a good wallow."