Jersey Beachside Stay at the Ommaroo with FREE upgrade & dinner - saving £215pp

About The Holiday

Spend four nights on Jersey's sunny south coast at the Ommaroo Hotel, set directly opposite the beach and historic Lido at Havre des Pas. Your FREE upgrade places you in one of the hotel's sea facing & balcony room at the front of the building, with views across the bay and the Victorian bathing pool.

Four nights gives you time to settle into the pace of island life. Stroll ten minutes along the seafront into St Helier for shops and restaurants, follow the coast in either direction, and return each evening to a hotel that has been welcoming guests since 1916. On one evening of your stay, dinner is on us, with two courses from the hotel's set menu.

About the Hotel

The Ommaroo opened its doors on 16 December 1916, and 2026 marks its 110th year. It has remained in the same family throughout, and Managing Director Fiona Kerley is the fourth generation to run it. The building began life as a terrace of four Victorian houses, two of them the work of the celebrated Jersey architect Adolphus Curry, and its distinctive façade is a familiar sight on the Havre des Pas seafront.

Each of the 82 ensuite bedrooms is individually styled. The sea facing & balcony room sit at the front of the hotel with sweeping views over Havre des Pas and the Lido pool, a lovely vantage point for watching the island's remarkable tides come and go. Throughout the hotel, many rooms keep their original Victorian high ceilings.

Menus are built around produce from Jersey's farms, fields and waters. Coast Bar & Bistro enjoys panoramic views over the beach and bathing pool, serving coffee, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner every day. Afternoon tea can be booked with 24 hours' notice, and in warmer weather the Terrace is a pleasant spot for a drink overlooking the bay. The hotel has two lifts, one on each side of the building.

About Jersey

Jersey sits just 14 miles off the Normandy coast yet feels entirely its own world. The largest of the Channel Islands and a British Crown Dependency, it packs a remarkable variety of landscapes into 45 square miles — sweeping Atlantic beaches, dramatic granite headlands, lush wooded valleys and a historic harbour capital. Its compact size means you can move effortlessly between coastline, countryside and culture in a single day.

History runs through every corner of the island. Mont Orgueil Castle commands the east coast from its clifftop setting, while Elizabeth Castle rises from a tidal islet in St Aubin's Bay. The Jersey War Tunnels tell the compelling and sobering story of the island's five-year German occupation during WWII, and adding on a Jersey Heritage Pass (£52pp) grants access to a collection of castles, museums and historic properties throughout your stay.

Jersey's food scene is equally impressive. The island's waters produce outstanding lobster, crab and shellfish, and the world-famous Jersey Royal potato — grown only here, on the island's steep south-facing côtils — is a seasonal treat unlike any other. From relaxed harbour bistros to refined multi-rosette dining, eating well comes naturally.

Upcoming Events

Delicious Jersey Dine-Out Festival (01 Oct-30 Nov)

Run by the Jersey Hospitality Association, this two-month island-wide celebration sees restaurants, cafés and eateries showcase the very best of Jersey's homegrown produce through specially curated menus and experiences. A wonderful time to visit for food lovers.

Genuine Jersey – Simply Christmas Markets (Located on Royal Square this event occurs over 3 consecutive weekends 26 Nov-14 Dec 26)

Held across St Helier, these festive markets bring together local producers, artisans and makers offering handmade gifts, seasonal food and drink, and a genuine taste of a Jersey Christmas. The perfect way to start your festive shopping.

Whether you're here for the food, the coastline, the history or simply to slow down, Jersey rewards in every season.