During these uncertain times caused by the rapid spread of the coronavirus, and on behalf of The Bella Team, I want to reassure guests and customers of our firm commitment to you.
We know that all companies and markets have been affected by the current situation. Travel and supplies to and from the Islands are now also being effected.
The health and safety of all guest and staff is most paramount.
The hotel has been closed for the winter season, and we have liaised with all our staff both overseas and locally, and for their safety and that of our customers we have decided to review our re-opening for the summer season:
We will now re-open May the 1st 2020 and not April 1st as previously planned. We will continue to review and post updates on our website and social media accounts as they arise.
All existing reservations and bookings for April will be contacted ASAP to make alternative arrangements.
All future hotel and restaurant bookings, and general queries should be directed through: [email protected] / 01481 238764
Phil Collinson, General Manager
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Guernsey and the Bella Luce have so much to offer, whatever time of year you visit us; from fantastic food and drink through to island hopping adventures, wildlife watching, fascinating historical sites and artisan producers. Experience Guernsey like a local with us.
This circular walk heads out along the coast path to Guernsey’s south western-most tip at Jerbourg Point, before returning along the lanes. It's perfect for an evening stroll before or after dinner.
Read moreEvery year on May 9th Guernsey celebrates the anniversary of the island’s liberation after five years of occupation by German forces during World War II. Find out more about the events planned for Liberation Day 2018.
Read moreDress in your finest forties fashion and take a trip back in time with us on May 4th, for an evening of locally produced gin and a luxurious spin on an Occupation menu in the Bella Luce’s historic dining room.
Read moreHistory is everywhere you look in the Bailiwick of Guernsey; it is woven into the fabric of our islands and in some cases, built over them. Arguably the most important period in the history of the Channel Islands is the relatively recent chapter concerning the German Occupation during World War Two. We have been researching the history of The Bella Luce to uncover our building’s history and Occupation story.
Read moreThe film adaptation of the New York Times bestselling novel The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society arrives in cinemas this April. Find out more about the story and how it came to be written, and how you can follow in the footsteps of the characters during your stay at the Bella Luce.
Read moreWalking the coast path along Guernsey’s south coast cliffs is a wonderful way to spend a late winter or early spring day. This walk heads west from the Bella Luce to nearby Petit Bot Bay, with the option to retrace your steps back along the coast path or to create a circular route to bring you back to the Bella.
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