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 St Aubin Hotels - Saint Aubin is a port in the Channel Island of Jersey. It opens out to a bay of the Gulf of Saint-Malo.Originally a fishing village at the opposite end of St. Aubin's Bay from the town of Saint Helier, St. Aubin is now the hub of the parish of St. Brelade. St Aubin Hotels.
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Somerville Hotel. On the hillside, overlooking the yachting harbour and village of St Aubin and the bay beyond, the views from the Somerville Hotel are breathtaking. This 100 year old building offers all modern facilities generating a relaxing and peacefull ambience. Somerville Hotel.
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Hotel Somerville
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An impressive building located on a hill overlooking the port and the Bay of St Aubin, this hotel offers a very high standard of accommodation. The Somerville Hotel is a Good value 3 star hotel, it is also very welcoming with high quality of service. The reception, lounge, bar area and restaurant are tastefully decorated and offer breathtaking views over the Bay. The bedrooms have a traditional décor, very pleasant, and the Somerville Hotel has very good facilities including an outdoor swimming pool (open May to September). This is a lovely base from which to discover the island.
The village of St. Aubin is one of the most scenic areas of Jersey, offering an excellent variety of bars, restaurants and shops. Somerville Hotel. It is also an ideal place to start your exploration of Jersey Island with it's close proximity to the cycle routes and Green Lanes just a couple of hundred yards away. St. Aubin's Beach offers a wide variety of water sports from sailing to jet-skis and windsurfing.
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Moonlit evenings
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Places to see - Somerville Hotel
- St. Aubin's Harbour
- St. Aubin's Fort
- St. Aubin's Craft Centre
- Noirmont Point
- Belcroute Beach
- St. Aubin's High Street
- Corbiére Walk and Cycle Path
Historic St Aubin - Somerville Hotel
The corner of St Aubin's Bay has provided shelter since medieval documents. A small community of fishermen became established and a market was held weekly, giving St Aubin the status of a town. The tower was constructed on the rocky island for their defence during the reign of King Henry VIII, possibly on the site of a chapel dedicated to the Saint who was held to be a protection against piracy. The English Civil War in the 17th century gave the Island a special role; the haven for ships became a veritable nest of privateers (ships licensed by the King - in exile) whose success brought great profit to their owners.
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Dining facilities
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Close to the local marina
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"The village of St. Aubin is one of the most scenic areas of Jersey,
offering an excellent variety of bars, restaurants and shops. It is also an
ideal place to start your exploration of Jersey Island with it's close
proximity to the cycle routes and Green Lanes just a couple of hundred
yards away". Somerville Hotel.
Details...
Mont du Boulevard, ST AUBIN, Jersey, Channel Islands, JE3 8AD. Telephone: +44 (0)1534 741226
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 Dolan Hotels
- Dolan Hotels, Jersey Channel Islands - The Somerville Hotel, Hotel Cristina and the Golden Sands Hotel - the Islands's Premier 3 Star hotels all set in stunning locations around the south coast of Jersey with panoramic views over St. Aubins and St. Brelade's Bay. www.dolanhotels.com
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- Somerville Hotel - Jerseyhotels.com website was launched 1998, complimenting other web sites from latebreaks that provided hotel and accommodation information, for traditional destinations of holiday makers and travellers from Bournemouth airport. Jersey has always been a popular destination from Bournemouth and our wide selection of Hotels in Jersey with on-line bookings is going from strength to strength, we have negotiated some of the best deals in the industry. www.jerseyhotels.com
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Bedroom suites
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Relax and kick back
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