La Fregate

St Peter Port
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La Fregate

St Peter Port
4

Located on a hill overlooking St Peter Port, the 18th century manor house hotel La Fregate boasts a modern boutique feel.

Features

Seafood plays a major part on the restaurant’s menu and uses seasonal and local produce whenever possible. The restaurant at La Fregate also offers an extensive wine list. The delightful terrace is the perfect place to have a light lunch or aperitif, while the cosy, stylish bar is great for a pre-dinner drink.

A wonderful hotel which manages to beautifully combine the old and new, La Fregate is ideal for couples to enjoy St Peter Port. Not only this, but the hotel is a great base to explore the island; overlooking the town, it is just a two minute walk through the terraced gardens to the shopping area.

Accommodation

All 22 rooms enjoy panoramic views over St Peter Port and beyond. Most have furnished balconies to relax on and take in the vista and the summer sun. There is a choice of room types, including single, standard, bay and deluxe with a double aspect. The suite enjoys the most elevated position in the hotel, with a light and airy bedroom and lounge, and a dining table for a private breakfast. All rooms come with the hotel’s highlight – the view.

• Tea/coffee making facilities • TV • iPod docking station/radio • trouser press • hairdryer • iron and ironing board • Wi-Fi

Room choices

  • Single room – The hotel has two single ensuite rooms, both with seaviews.
  • Standard double or twin – Located in the main part of the hotel, these ensuite rooms are very well equipped, come with a seating area and are subtly decorated in neutral colours.
  • Bay double or twin – More spacious rooms, these rooms are in the original part of the building. These rooms have a seating area and some of them have balconies.
  • Deluxe double – Generously proportioned with great bathrooms, these rooms are in the new wing and all come with a balcony or terrace. The most sought after rooms.

Hotel Top Tips

  • If it’s a room with a view you’re after, La Fregate is the place to be with sea views from every room. However, if you struggle with walking difficulties and want to be able to walk out to places, this may not be your best option due to it being situated at the top of a very steep hill.

Pricing

PRICING in Standard Room, Bed & Breakfast

All Year
3 Nights
7 Nights		 £ 559
£ 934
2021 Dates
Applicable		 1 Jan – 31 Dec

Prices above are per person (based on two adults sharing) with flights from Southampton to Guernsey. Please call us for prices relating to single supplements, upgrading rooms and travelling from other points on the UK mainland. Please note the above prices should be used as a guide only.

Special Offers

Free night
Free night offers are available throughout the year; please contact us for further details

Gallery

La Fregate - Exterior at Night
La Fregate - Restaurant
La Fregate - Terrace
La Fregate - Bayview Room
La Fregate - Standard Double
La Fregate - Suite
La Fregate - Deluxe Double
La Fregate - Single Room
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Location

How to get there

By Plane – The island of Guernsey can be reached with direct flights from most major regional airports flying with the following airlines Aurigny, Easyjet and Blue Islands. Flight time is as little as 45 minutes.

By Ferry – Condor Ferries operate a daily service throughout the year from Poole and Portsmouth to Guernsey. The fast ferry service from Poole takes approximately three hours whereas the conventional ferry from Portsmouth can take up to twelve hours. You can travel as foot passengers or take your vehicle on-board. You can even take your dog with you – they travel free in your vehicle or you will pay a small supplement as foot passengers.

For ease of travel, there really is no better way to get there. No luggage restrictions, easy check in and you sit back, relax and start your holiday as soon as you board. Seat upgrades are available.

Connecting to Sark and Herm – Guernsey also serves as a hub to get to its neighbouring islands of Sark and Herm and regular ferries operate from Guernsey Quay to both islands. The ferry to Sark operates up to five times daily and takes approximately 40 minutes. The ferry to Herm operates up to six times daily and takes approximately 45 minutes.

Top tips

  • For those looking for authentic and local dining why not enjoy a delicious seafood dinner at the Octopus Restaurant, overlooking St Peter Port.
  • Car parking is free in Guernsey but the majority of public car parks operate “Disc Zones” which define the amount of time you can park there. You will need to purchase a parking clock for a few pounds when you arrive to park in these car parks. Most garages and a number of retail outlets sell these.
  • Guernsey has a frequent bus network covering the whole island and connecting most visitor attractions via the most popular routes. A single fare of £1 applies to all journeys, including the around the island tour.

When To Go

Summer (June-August) – the island boasts some of the UK’s warmest weather and temperatures can reach a comfortable 21 degrees Celsius. This period is peak season and although the weather is favourable, costs and availability can be an issue.

Autumn (September-November) – September to mid-October can still attract some decent weather and it means you can enjoy the island when the tourists have all gone home. The sea temperatures tend to be at their warmest in September.

Winter (December-February) – Low Season. A season with unpredictable weather and very few tourists. Some properties, attractions and shops close during this period. That being said winter on Guernsey can still be enjoyable, with dramatic coastlines and cosy atmospheric pubs whilst taking advantage of the much lower prices at this time of year. However please bear in mind that travel to Guernsey at this time of the year can often be disrupted due to weather. This is also the best time for deserted beaches, coastal foraging, stormy photography and wild walks without another soul in sight.

Spring (March-May) – A lovely time to visit the island with spring flowers in bloom everywhere and the summer hoards of visitors have not yet arrived. Temperatures are starting to get balmy and a great time for walking the miles of nature trails on offer.