Convenient location, large twin bed room with great bathroom overlooking the entrance to the church yard was quiet - (we were out of season before the bar/pub opened but I suspect that rooms over the bar and overlooking the street would not be so quiet in season). Staff were always obliging and friendly although the laid-back style might not suit everyone it was fine for us. Out of season breakfasts taken across the road at PJs (from 9am) were very good as were the two breakfasts taken at the hotel's cafe at the "airport"! Very kindly they kept our room on the day the wind was too much for our flight to leave and the rate for that B&B night was very reasonable. Very good value for money overall.

Some details but nothing too significant for us - the longlife milk portions in the room needed replacing but there was fresh milk in the fridge downstairs so no big issue. We had to ask for replacement coffee/tea/biscuits in the room. 9am start for breakfast could have been inconvenient but seemed pretty standard for Alderney out of season and just made us slow down a bit more! Mattress on the bed nearest the window could do with being replaced - not so comfortable.

It is hard for this hotel to be more central as it's on the main street and right next to the church. Our room was large and the bathroom, which had excellent toiletries, was larger than most. We arrived before check in time but were looked after with no problems. The breakfast was excellent and the man who looked after us (Mark?) could not have been kinder. We didn't try the pub next door, although it seemed popular.

The shower was in the bath.

Ideally located- just a quick trip either from the airport or the harbour if arriving by plane or ferry. Lovely, spacious room and a very sweet hotel which has been recently taken over. The breakfast was really good- freshly cooked to order with great choices. Toiletries in the rooms were above and beyond and the room was huge!!! Nespresso coffee machine in room and cold bottled water in reception. I felt very safe and loved my stay there. I would recommend this place to anyone and will return

Partner and I stayed in room 102, upstairs but close to reception. A lovely large carpeted room which contained a large comfy double bed with duvet and lots of pillows. Plug sockets and lamp on each side of bed. Comfy couch next to the bed. Spacious, En-suite bathroom with toilet with paper, large sink and shower in a bath. Hand and bath towels included in room. Tea/coffee with milk and sugar included in room with a sall kettle. Full English breakfast, plus other food choices included in room price. Lovely, helpful, friendly staff. Allowed to check-out late at no extra cost. Good speed free WiFi in room. Breakfast surved downstairs in a separate room. Hotel in centre of St Anne's town, next a farmer's shop and close to the main church and other small shops. St Anne's is a quiet, friendly, peaceful town. Likewise, Alderney Island is a safe, peaceful small friendly island with some history and attractions. Alderney has a small airport and can also be reached by ferry from Guernsey.

Part of the room floor slopes slightly. No lift to upper floors. Reception officially closes at 8 pm.

Centrally placed and a fantastic breakfast . Nice big room with en-suite shower which was nice and powerful.

My room faced onto the street which comes with associated noise especially from the bar next door. Not really an issue as I travel with ear plugs but the only minor downside.

Big room with large windows and view on a church. Nicely decorated. Located in center of town but very quiet at night. Excellent breakfast with a la carte choice and lots of good coffee. Free bottles of water available downstairs.

Water in bath tub was not very hot.

Very friendly staff, great location, nothing to much trouble.

Wi-Fi did not work in my room (110) just too far from base station, it worked down the hall. Carpets throughout building are dirty and old and really let the place down.

Good sized room with a coffee pod machine and a large TV. The bed was comfortable. The staff were friendly and helpful. There was an excellent breakfast. The central location in the town is a great base for exploring.

The stairs up to the top floor are quite steep, but typical of an older building. The restaurant doesn't open in the evening but plenty of good options close by.

This hotel. This is an old hotel in the middle of St. Anne's but we'll looked after. The bed was big and super comfy. We had room 101 which was huge and bright. Being at the front of the hotel it did get a little street noise and noise from the night club next door. However, even though I am a light sleeper, i got to sleep easily every night. I asked for my suitcase to be taken upstairs as there was no elevator. No problem. The breakfast was fantastic and the cook/ server was a very friendly man. Free water bottles are available but everything else is in jars so less plastic. Down at the Harbour we went to Diver's pub and the hotel down there for drinks overlooking the water. Beautiful island. I highly recommend

Breakfasts were excellent with plenty of choice. Room was extremely spacious and comfortable, and the bathroom was large and well appointed with great, powerful shower. Maximum praise for Mark and maid service.

Although advertised, there seemed limited interest in serving lunch and dinner in the hotel itself, and the bar was very quiet. Everything seemed geared to the adjacent Chez Bar. However, plenty of pubs/restaurants on the island so not a problem to us.