One hundred and seventy-five places to stay across five sub-sectors: 91 self-catering operators weighted to St Martin and Castel, 43 hotels anchored by the Old Government House — Guernsey's only five-star — 22 guest houses, 11 campsites with La Bailloterie trading since 1963, and three hostels that include no backpacker beds. —
172 organisations are counted with Accommodation as their primary sector — 5% of everything with a sector on record, and the 10th largest of 16. An estimated 79% of the sector is counted, measured against an independent listing rather than assumed.
The 175 listed on this page and the 172 counted above are different claims, not a discrepancy: this page lists everyone who works in Accommodation; the census counts those whose primary sector it is.
Of the 3,539 Accommodation organisations with a primary sector (100% of 3,539)
The right-hand column is the gap between accommodation and the island; both values are in the table view. Measured in share of organisations.
Each track carries both values at its ends; the gap between accommodation and the island is in the table view. Measured in share of organisations.
| Sector against island | Accommodation | The island | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trading on Alderney, Sark or Herm | 23% | 7% | +16% |
| In the seven parishes outside the town and the two northern parishes | 65% | 31% | +34% |
Every counted organisation has an island on record, so both ends of this row are shares of everything counted. Both ends are shares of the organisations whose parish is on record — parish is null by contract on Alderney, Sark and Herm, so the off-island rows above are not in either base.
The seven parishes are Castel, St Martin, Forest, St Andrew, St Saviour, St Pierre du Bois and Torteval — everything outside St Peter Port, St Sampson and Vale.
Ninety-one self-catering operators — weighted to St Martin (16) and Castel (15), single-cottage owner-lets through 37-apartment estates.
Forty-three hotels — fifteen in St Peter Port, eleven in St Martin, with the Old Government House the island's sole five-star.
Twenty-two guest houses and B&Bs across Guernsey, Alderney and Sark — a St Peter Port cluster of five, the rest scattered.
Eleven campsites across the Bailiwick — La Bailloterie trading since 1963, Camp de Rêves the newest at 2020.
Three entries under a hostel banner, no backpacker beds — an 1832 homeless shelter and one operation on tidal Lihou Island.
Tagged in Accommodation but not in one of the sectors above.