Lihou House

St Pierre du Bois·Accommodation

Part of The Lihou Charity LBG

Story

Priory ruins from 1114 (Benedictine monks under Mont Saint Michel); farmhouse built early 19th century; damaged during WWII German occupation; purchased by States of Guernsey 1995; storm damage repaired 2024 after Storm Ciaran (inferred from the source page)

Lihou House is a self-catering group hostel on a small tidal island off Guernsey’s west coast, accessible via a causeway during low tide. The house has nine bedrooms and can sleep up to 30 people at a time, with rooms mainly dormitory style accommodation. It is oriented towards youth and school groups but also accommodates adult gatherings, offering a tranquil retreat without television or music systems. The Lihou Charity LBG, a Guernsey Registered Charity, maintains the house and its encompassing area. —

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Premises8

What the venue offers, as recorded from their site and listings.

Venue & facilities

Self catering kitchen (inferred from the source page) (inferred from the source page)

Stay

Charity runCauseway accessDormitory bedsGroup booking

Atmosphere

Peaceful (inferred from the source page) (inferred from the source page)Secluded (inferred from the source page) (inferred from the source page)Coastal

From their website

wood-burning stove

lounge

Contact

Social
Address
Lihou Island, Guernsey (inferred from the source page)

History2

Key dates and recorded company events for Lihou House.

  • 1995—Purchased by States of Guernsey
  • 2024—Storm damage repaired after Storm Ciaran

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