Westhill Country Hotel  

The grounds of the hotel were well looked after and provided a very pleasant area for sitting and enjoying the open air. Soitable for children to swim and play.

The shower in the bathroom on the top floor was poor.

We really enjoyed staying at the hotel. The location was within walking distance of St Helier, but the hotel also provided courtesy transport. The food was excellent and the service in the dining room was top class. The Diningroom manager Nello was very attentive as was his staff. I would strongly recommend the food. The whole ambience of the hotel was very good and the spacious garden with swimmng pool and hottub was a real bonus. Myself and my husband who had been in Jersey 22 years earlier really enjoyed our stay and would recommend it to either couples or families or indeed anyone who would like a relaxing break.

This is a positive comment that would enhance the hotel - perhaps a facelift of the function room/lounge. The rooms were spotless but the beds were very hard. Otherwise excellent.

Staff and management very friendly

Rooms need more sound insulation

Staff always helpful, food very good, service excellent. The free bus was good as the hotel was was situated on the outskirts of St Helier. The facilities in the gardens were great and could not be duplicated in the town centre hotels. Due to the layout of the building the hotel was not 'disabled friendly' otherwise this hotel would be 3 or 4 stars.

The staff were very helpful but not intrusive. Gardens were beautiful with flowers round the swimming pool area too. The ambience of the hotel and grounds was just what we needed for a relaxing time, jacuzzi and table tennis were fun too.

Excellent hosts, lovely staff, and in a lovely location. They seam to attract regular guests, who return every year , so they must be going things right.

No complaints but the only thing I would mention is that they should have entertainment every night, with being out in the countryside.

Location , service,staff, meals. All very good

Basically we only used the hotel as B&B and only stayed for 2 nights. We used to live on the island so it's hard for us to judge all aspects as we were catching up on friends & family mostly but having our own space at the same time. However, we had been before for an engagement party (BBQ in the garden) & when friends visited. The staff were all very pleasant & friendly, rooms very clean & comfortable. The distance from St Helier is close enough for easy access with the knowledge that the car could be safely left at the hotel if necessary, rather than in town parking - which is a nightmare. The use of the hotel minibus I'm sure is an assett for anyone wanting to visit the town without worrying about parking or one-way systems!.The gardens are beautiful for relaxing & the pool & spa great for families to relax & enjoy on sunny days. The price was also reasonable & a factor in our choice.

Location, ample car parking, rooms very adequate, garden, staff

Food including dinner all pre-cooked, not cooked to order. Eggs at breakfast looked as if they had been cooked the night before and re- heated. Waiter just shrugged. Shame. Wi-Fi only in public areas. But then its not a hotel for business people.

The Westhill Country Hotel is very well situated (about 10 mins from St Helier) - the gardens/outdoor pool, etc are absolutely stunning and immaculate. The staff were very accommodating and friendly and couldn't do enough for us. We stayed on a half board basis and was pleasantly surprised and the quality and value of the food. The only downside was that the beds weren't that comfortable, but unless you stay at a 5 star establishment, this tends to be the case. We would highly recommend the hotel and are planning to go back again next year.

Pleasant quiet surroundings giving a relaxed atmosphere. Good pool facilities and an ideal spot for touring the island.

The staff go out of there way to make you feel at home. The hotel is great value and I have stayed at this hotel this year for the second year running. I am also thinking of going back next year 2012 as my Grandaughter age nine is insisting on going back.