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If you enjoy peace and tranquility, this is the place to stay. Very well located and served by good transport links. Sufficient shops and only minutes away from St Peter Port the capital. We ate at the hotel most of the time and can recommend it.You won’t be disappointed. A wonderful choice of food awaits.

St Martin is a beautiful area. Really good bus services across the island or would recommend e-bikes for getting around (helpful for getting up the steep slopes from the bays!) I wouldn’t recommend driving - Some very small rural lanes and lack of parking at points of interest.

It was idyllic! We loved the quiet location of our hotel, and it's grounds. The lovely little country lanes and perfect beaches were wonderful although I can see how negotiating them by car would be more stressful!. Def a walkers and bikers paradise.The beach "kiosks" were amazing..definitely not what English people would expect..more of a good sized catering establishment, just that the seating is usually all outside. With the weather we had that was not a problem...more an absolute delight!

Superb beaches all within very easy reach (closest was 20 minutes walk through the forest). Buses are only £1.25 for any journey or any length so very easy to get around without car - and there are a lot of buses so you rarely had to wait longer than 15 minutes. St Peter Port is just 20 minutes away max on the bus. You can get a ferry to Sark from St Peter Port - we paid £19.50 return, but you need to book at least a day ahead online. Guernsey folks are very friendly. When we arrived the bus dropped us off at the wrong place, but someone heard our dilemma and drove us to where we were staying about a mile away.

Great for coastal walks, quiet area, lots of lanes to walk to village, plenty hotels to eat walking distance. Bus service to St Peters Port and other areas good. Taxi book in advance for airport or dinner.

St. Martin is a small parish on a small island - you can get anywhere on Guernsey in about half an hour, so there is no need to stay in St. Martin, although it's a nice enough place. There are several hotels in St. Martin. I would not recommend the Bella Luce though, based on my experience. It's easy to get round Guernsey if you have a car - either bring your own or hire one. Buses are reliable but have long gaps between services. Walking and cycling can be dangerous on the roads as there are few pavements outside the two big towns, and cars are allowed to drive on the pavements when passing in narrow places!