Sark
Places to stay in Sark, Guernsey
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Sark is a small island in the Channel Islands, lying between Guernsey and Jersey. It is car-free, with transport by horse-drawn carriage, tractor-tram or on foot. The island has steep cliffs on its western edge and quieter bays to the east, and has been inhabited for centuries despite its remote position.
Where to stay in Sark(4)
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Sark's car-free lanes and quiet dark skies make staying overnight the best way to see the island properly, and its handful of hotels and B&Bs sit within easy walking or cycling distance of the harbour at Creux and the village shops. The Dixcart Hotel and Stocks Hotel both occupy old farmhouses set in their own grounds, with gardens and restaurants that make them comfortable bases for longer stays.
For something smaller, the Clos De Vaul Creux and The Old Forge B&B offer a quieter, more personal alternative, well suited to those who want simple rooms and local hosts rather than a full hotel setup. Given the island's size, none of these are far from anywhere, so the choice comes down to atmosphere and pace rather than location.
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We list 4 hotels, B&Bs and guest houses in and around Sark.
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