Mayfair Hotel, St Helier

This modern, five-floor hotel is located half a mile from the shops and markets of St Helier’s town centre and one mile from the waterfront and Havre de Pas Beach.

Mayfair Hotel offers 222 modern guestrooms located on five floors, all of which are decorated in pale green and white and feature floral-print fabrics. Amenities include satellite television, tea/coffee-making facilities and bathrooms with shower/tub combinations.

Facilities: The Mayfair Hotel’s indoor pool features an adjacent hot tub and steam room. The health club also houses a gym with cardio and resistance equipment, and trained instructors are on hand to offer exercise advice. The lounge bar offers drinks, coffee and snacks, and barbecues are hosted on the sun terrace. The games room features video games and a soft play area for young children. A kids’ club offers supervised activities during school holidays. Live entertainment is offered most nights in the hotel, including bingo, quizzes and cabaret. Public areas offer complimentary wireless Internet access. Complimentary parking is available on site.

Dining: Guests of Mayfair Hotel enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Guests booking full-board rooms will not be charged for lunch or dinner. Guests booking half-board rooms choose between a complimentary lunch or dinner.

Mayfair Restaurant - Offers a daily four-course set menu, an a la carte option and weekly themed French or Portuguese menus.

Mayfair Coffee Shop - Informal café serving a selection of sandwiches, salads and snacks.

Jersey Airport (JER): Approximate driving time to Mayfair Hotel is 25 minutes and distance is 2.5 miles (4 kilometres).

Getting there: Bus number 15 connects the airport with the bus station in St Helier. Buses depart every 20 minutes and a single ticket is £1.60. A taxi rank is situated adjacent to the arrivals hall; a cab to the hotel will cost approximately £12. Taxi prices increase at night and on bank holidays. All prices subject to change.

Getting around: St Helier can be easily explored on foot and bicycles are a popular way of getting around. Regular bus services connect most towns with St Helier. A car would be useful for visiting the island.