CONTACT US
There are various ways to contact Herm Island’s departments. Below are the key points of contact for each department, along with telephone and fax numbers, postal addresses and emails. If you can’t find what you are looking for here please call our Administration Office and they will guide you.
For White House Hotel, Holiday Cottage & Camping reservations and for general island-wide enquiries.
Tel: +44 1481 750000
Email: reservations@herm.com
For table reservations at The Conservatory Restaurant or The Ship Inn, and general hotel enquiries.
Tel: +44 1481 750075
Fax: +44 1481 710066
Email: hotel@herm.com
For table reservations, group bookings and general Mermaid Tavern enquiries.
Tel: +44 1481 750050
Email: mermaid@herm.com
Administration Office
Herm Island
Channel Islands
GY1 3HR
For opening times, stockist and general shop enquiries.
Tel: +44 1481 750030
For table reservations, group bookings and general Beach Cafes enquiries.
Tel: +44 1481 750000
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🏡 ROSAIRE COTTAGE RARE AVAILABILITY ALERT!
✨ We have an exciting window of availability from 18th - 28th November at our stunning Rosaire Cottage! ✨
Perched above the Rosaire steps, this jewel is our go-to retreat for guests seeking a relaxing getaway. Although it’s just a short, picturesque walk away from Harbour Village, Rosaire Cottage offers an unmatched sense of seclusion and it’s the perfect spot for anyone longing to taste the tranquil life of remote island living!
The views? They’re the stuff of dreams! Overlooking Guernsey and Jethou, the landscapes from Rosaire Cottage offer front-row seats to the world’s most spectacular sunsets. 🌅
Book now and capture the spirit of island living at its finest!
Rosaire Cottage sleeps between 6-8 people and is dog friendly. 🐶
For more details visit:
www.herm.com/where-to-stay/self-catering-cottages/rosaire-cottage/
OR talk to our reservations team:
t: 01481 750000
e: reservations@herm.com
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Debbie Armiger
The steps look better than in the 60s
