Emeraude CoastBoutique Hotels with Private Pool

Welcome to Capitainerie Clos Morin, a cozy bed and breakfast nestled in a charming historic building in beautiful Saint Malo. We offer an inviting indoor pool and lovely views of the garden, perfect for relaxing during your stay. Located just under a kilometer from Plage du Rosais, our place is easily accessible. You'll enjoy a private entrance, ensuring your comfort and privacy. We look forward to making your visit special!

Welcome to our beautiful beachfront hotel, designed with your comfort in mind. Here, you can unwind at our relaxing spa or take a dip in our indoor swimming pool, all while enjoying the stunning views of the sea. Our guest rooms are thoughtfully appointed, and some even come with a cozy balcony where you can soak in the ocean breeze. Each room is equipped with everything you need for a pleasant stay. We’re here to make sure you feel right at home!

Just a short 640-meter stroll from the beach, The Club Hotel & Spa Jersey offers complimentary high-speed WiFi to keep you connected. Situated in the heart of St Helier, this welcoming hotel boasts a Michelin-Starred restaurant, where you can enjoy exceptional dining experiences, and a luxurious spa designed for relaxation and rejuvenation. Whether you're here for a peaceful getaway or an adventurous beach trip, we strive to make your stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.

Welcome to The Royal Yacht, located in the heart of St Helier! Our hotel offers comfortable and stylish rooms where you can enjoy free Wi-Fi during your stay. We have two delightful restaurants and a cozy brasserie cafe, perfect for meals with family and friends. If you're looking to relax, our on-site Spa Sirene is here for you. It features a refreshing pool, a soothing steam room, and various beauty treatments to help you unwind and feel your best. We’re dedicated to making your experience enjoyable and memorable, so please let us know how we can assist you during your visit!

In 1866, the Imperial Hotel welcomed its first guests at its current location. After serving the public for 14 years, it closed in 1880. The building then transformed into Maison St Louis, which became a Jesuit college for the next 60 years.