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Bond Street is adjacent to the Town Church and runs from Mulcaster Street to Conway Street/Library Place. Mulcaster Street carries on to the bus station, taxi rank, Liberation Square and Waterfront and Conway Street and Library Place. Library Place is the location for four of the main clearing banks, another taxi rank and the Jersey Post Office. The Weighbridge area which has now become Liberation Square, and the soon to be opened Liberation Station is pictured right but in the 1800's.
On our Doorstep . . .
The Royal Yacht
Hotel
is
two minutes away, on the corner of Mulcaster Street and the Weighbridge where the
bus station is
Thought to be the oldest hotel in St. Helier it had various other names. In 1833 it was referred to as the London and Yacht Hotel and there are later references to it as The Hotel de Paris and the Royal Yacht Club Hotel. This is a Victorian style hotel that retains its older features and has three delightful bars, an excellent restaurant and a grill bar. Famous guests have included Queen Victoria, and the hotel has a ship's bell in reception which it is said, came from the actual Royal Yacht. Other visitors have included the French Royal Family and nobles in exile www.royalyachthotel.com
The Jersey Museum is also within an extremely short walking distance and next door but one to the Royal Yacht Hotel. The award winning Museum has a restaurant with al fresco eating in a courtyard under plant covered pergolas. The courtyard two captivating water features. An excellent selection of food is available including fresh sea food. http://www.jerseyheritagetrust.org/
The Lamplighter Tavern is to be found in adjacent Mulcaster Street. The Lamplighter is a delight. This was originally an early 19th century merchant's house. Originally called Daly's Hotel, it was also once called La Grape de Verjus and subsequently the Grapes. The picture illustrates the Lamplighter with its beautifully carved facade created by Captain John Giffard.
The Pomme d'Or Hotel situated on the Weighbridge, has been extensively modernised and has first class restaurant and bar facilities. A luxurious modern hotel, it is part of the Seymour Group of Hotels and offers guests the facilities of the Merton Hotel and Aqua Park to the east of St. Helier. http://www.seymourhotels.com/jersey/pomme/
Merlin Apartments are in Pier Road which is a continuation of Bond Street. Providing perfect accommodation for the business traveller, these self catering apartments are well-designed and furnished in a superior fashion. The reception area in the entrance to the apartments is permanently manned by the manager or concierge. For more information please click here to go to the Jersey website of SACO, the parent company who also have apartments in many European cities. http://www.servicedapartmentsjersey.com
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situated. The hotel has been totally
refurbished to the cot of thirty million pounds and facilities include a large luxury health spa providing a range of
specialist treatments,
facilities and therapies, a fully equipped gym and indoor heated swimming pool.
Within the hotel there are two public bars, alfresco dining and three
restaurants with a Chef who's previously
worked at the Dorchester. The restaurants vary from gourmet cuisine at
Restaurant Sirocco to plainer meals such as steaks at the Grill. The nightclub offers fantastic live entertainment.
