Staying safe on your island break - Covid-19 Update
As the world adjusts to new travel norms and expectations, we are delighted to be able to welcome you back to Jersey. Obviously, one of our highest priorities is to ensure that we do this as safely as possible - by redefining our procedures and supporting your wellbeing throughout your stay.
We have always maintained the most scrupulous of cleaning practices, but our new regime relates to frequency, high attention areas, and social distancing.
Enhanced Cleaning
We have created an enhanced cleaning routine to ensure that all bedrooms are freshly sanitised for each new guest and to keep our shared spaces safe and hygienic.
Complimentary Sanitiser
Our hotel offers complimentary sanitiser throughout the public areas, these are in place for the convenience and safety of guests as they move around the building.
Social Distancing
We have made changes around the hotel to ensure that social distancing is maintained for the safety of all our visitors & staff.
Staff Awareness and Training
All members of the team are focused on all our measures designed to keep the hotel a safe and risk-free environment, including the use of PPE and regular cleaning of high ‘touch point’ areas for your protection.
Travelling to Jersey
1. Country and Regional Classifications
The Government of Jersey applies a ‘traffic light’ classification - ‘Green’, ‘Amber’ and ‘Red’ - to areas based on an assessment of COVID-19 infection risk. All arriving passengers are required to comply with the appropriate testing and isolation requirements. For full details on each travel classification PLEASE CLICK HERE
Due to the constantly evolving nature of the Coronavirus pandemic, before travelling please check the latest status of your area on the Jersey Government website and what it means when you arrive. PLEASE CLICK HERE
The Jersey Government will run new data twice a week and aim to give 48 hours’ notice prior to any changes. Please note that we cannot accept arrivals from ‘Red’ regions.
Due to the constantly evolving nature of the Coronavirus pandemic, before travelling please check the latest status of your area on the Jersey Government website and what it means when you arrive. PLEASE CLICK HERE
The Jersey Government will run new data twice a week and aim to give 48 hours’ notice prior to any changes. Please note that we cannot accept arrivals from ‘Red’ regions.
2. Prior to Departure / Pre-Departure Registration Form
Everyone planning to travel to Jersey is required to complete an online registration form within 48 hours prior to arrival in Jersey with information including your 14-day travel history. PLEASE CLICK HERE
• Your 14-day travel declaration will show if you have slept in a ‘Green,’ ‘Amber’ or ‘Red’ region and this will apply on your arrival to Jersey. The information must include countries and regions in which you have stayed overnight within 14-days prior to your arrival into Jersey.
• Completing the online Registration form also means that you agree to be contacted by the Jersey Contact Tracing Team for the duration of your stay.
• Your 14-day travel declaration will show if you have slept in a ‘Green,’ ‘Amber’ or ‘Red’ region and this will apply on your arrival to Jersey. The information must include countries and regions in which you have stayed overnight within 14-days prior to your arrival into Jersey.
• Completing the online Registration form also means that you agree to be contacted by the Jersey Contact Tracing Team for the duration of your stay.
3. Airport and harbour - upon arrival
All arrivals in Jersey must comply with the precautionary measures applied by the Jersey Government. For full details on public health guidance and the latest information on wearing face-masks and social distancing measures, PLEASE CLICK HERE
4. Visitors – testing
Testing on and after your arrival - All passengers are offered free PCR testing on arrival into Jersey (and free PCR testing on subsequent days if required.) Day 0 test results are expected on average within 12 hours. For full information, PLEASE CLICK HERE
Testing pre-arrival - Visitors to Jersey can also opt to provide evidence of a pre-departure negative COVID-19 test conducted in their country of departure replacing the need for a Day 0 test on arrival. This is provided in advance and must conform to Government requirements. For full details, PLEASE CLICK HERE
If you do not want to be tested - Passengers who do not take part in the testing programme must isolate for 14 days.
Anyone testing positive must self-isolate for 14 days. The Contact Tracing Team in Jersey will support you and talk you through the self-isolation process.
Testing pre-arrival - Visitors to Jersey can also opt to provide evidence of a pre-departure negative COVID-19 test conducted in their country of departure replacing the need for a Day 0 test on arrival. This is provided in advance and must conform to Government requirements. For full details, PLEASE CLICK HERE
If you do not want to be tested - Passengers who do not take part in the testing programme must isolate for 14 days.
Anyone testing positive must self-isolate for 14 days. The Contact Tracing Team in Jersey will support you and talk you through the self-isolation process.
5. Vaccine Passport
For passengers who are fully vaccinated and travelling from a UK ‘Amber’ and ‘Green’ region, will not need to isolate providing that:
- You have proof of having had 2 vaccinations.
- The last vaccination was at least 2 weeks ago.
- You are willing to take a free test on arrival.
Testing requirements remain the same for each category.
For full vaccination status information, PLEASE CLICK HERE
The vaccine passport system will not apply to those travelling from outside the UK.
- You have proof of having had 2 vaccinations.
- The last vaccination was at least 2 weeks ago.
- You are willing to take a free test on arrival.
Testing requirements remain the same for each category.
For full vaccination status information, PLEASE CLICK HERE
The vaccine passport system will not apply to those travelling from outside the UK.
6. Travelling with Children
A blanket ‘Green’ policy for all children and young people under the age of 18 who are travelling from ‘Green’ or ‘Amber’ regions will be adopted over the summer months. Children under the age of 11 are not required to complete the travel form or have a test. For full details, PLEASE CLICK HERE