Seventy-seven venues on the island — hotel function rooms dominate (function hosting at 27, wedding catering at 20), alongside a heritage tier led by Castle Cornet and Guernsey Museum, eleven parish churches and Methodist chapels, and nine community-centre operators. Concentrated in St Peter Port (23), St Martin (11), and Castel (11). —
Thirty-five hotel function rooms across the Bailiwick — twelve in St Peter Port, nine in St Martin, anchored by the only five-star property.
Fifteen halls across the island — eight community-centre operators, six church halls, the Methodist chapels reaching back to 1787.
Thirteen heritage venues — three ancient parish churches, three island museums, two Sark heritage sites, and Castle Cornet (c.1206).
Five outdoor event spaces: La Vallette bathing pools (1844), the Aero Club (1934), a 2021 hire-field, plus Herm and St Pierre Park.
Four venues — Beau Sejour's 400-seat theatre (1976), St James's 576-seat hall (1985), a hotel events space, and a four-screen cinema.
Four venues for business events — Sarnia Hotels (1956), the Mallard Complex (1984), Fermain's Venue, and Digital Greenhouse (2016).
One firm per niche, picked for editorial depth.
Boutique hotel and restaurant — 4-star accommodation, dining, pool, and gardens
FA certified community sports facility & event venue — 3G pitch, cricket nets, and room hire
Privately owned 22-room hotel & suite with seafood restaurant, function hosting, and private dining
Four-star resort hotel — spa, golf, leisure facilities, dining.
First interactive indoor soccer training complex — 3G & 4G pitches, football gym, coaching, parties
Arts and cultural centre — concerts, comedy, exhibitions, and community events
Self-catering apartments & conference centre; home to the island's only 4-screen cinema
Volunteer-run community hub — youth clubs, hall hire, activities for all ages