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Longueville Manor

St Saviour, Jersey, United Kingdom · Independent · High Luxury

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Longueville Manor is a Michelin-starred manor hotel in St Saviour, Jersey, walled gardens, cellar, and Channel Islands fine dining in a 14th-century setting.

About Longueville Manor

History

Longueville is a fourteenth-century manor in St Saviour, Jersey, a house that had slipped into dilapidation by the 1940s. Sidney and Edith Lewis bought it in 1948 for 15,000 pounds and opened it as a guest house in July 1949: twelve bedrooms and a single bathroom. Three generations of Lewises kept it. Neal and Barbara took over in 1965; Malcolm and Patricia in 1987.

They gave Jersey its first hotel swimming pool in 1964, first all-en-suite bedrooms in 1968, and first AA four-star rating in 1971. Relais & Châteaux arrived in 1972. A West Wing in 1986 brought the house to thirty bedrooms. In 2008 it took five red AA stars, the only hotel in the Channel Islands with the rating.

You sleep in a 1300s manor that a single family taught to be a hotel.

The setting

2 miles from Jersey Museum.

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