Longueville Manor Hotel

This grand Norman manor house - dating from the 13th century - is an imposing dinner venue and a hotel of international renown. Clad in wisteria, it stands in 15 acres of woodland that invite exploration - take a stroll before dinner and you may stumble across a game of croquet on the lawn, a spectacular rose garden, or a lake with a flock of majestic black swans. Inside, everything is decorated in understated country-house style, and guests are treated to very high standards of comfort and care. The two dining rooms cater for different moods, from the Jacobean dark-panelled Oak Room to the more relaxed and modern Garden Room, rich in fabrics and antiques. Whichever you choose, you're in for a treat; the cuisine at Longueville is confident and accomplished, and makes intelligent use of top-notch ingredients from the walled kitchen garden and local area (Taste of Jersey menu available). Combinations are deft and flavours balanced; the result is an assured menu of classical dishes. Take poached tronçon of turbot served with confit cabbage, calamari, lardons, morels and braised baby onions, and to finish, perhaps a hot chocolate fondant 'Guanaja' with passionfruit pastille and coconut ice cream.

From St Helier take A3 to Gorey, hotel 0.75m on left

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