Liberty Wharf Apartments

"Great apartment … one bedroom plus sofa bed . Town deluxe. Everything you could need for your stay . Morning croissants were a nice touch . Very central - especially for buses. … just down stairs . However , at the point of booking mention if anyone in your party has difficulty walking as some of the apartments are a long walk from the lifts. I will book this place again ."

"Super location, size and staff.we stayed for 5 nights . We stayed last year and the apartments were a bit tired then but now they are very tired. Our bathroom fan didn’t work and the air con was a bit temperamental. We booked a sea facing balcony and our main view was a brick wall, the balcony decking looked like it needed replaceing. I did catch sight of a refurbished apartment that did look good. The night club was noisy on friday and Saturday til 2 so take your ear plugs , I would love to return but only once refurb is finished or I can book a refurbished room ."

"Appt 403 - one bed de luxe with balcony - 10th to 15th September 2026 On arrival I was kindly upgraded to a Deluxe apartment which was very much appreciated, thank you! Beautifully appointed and equipped with everything I needed for my 5 night stay via Jet2. I will be booking a return for next year. I read the reviews before deciding on Liberty Wharf apartments and having visited, I have to say I felt some of the negative reviews were a little unfair. When you book a holiday based on reviews alone, perhaps you should anticipate your ‘home away from home’ may not be exactly like home! Accept the beds may not be to your liking. Yes, there is a little, but in my opinion not too obtrusive noise. You are in St. Helier the islands capital where it is busy all the time. The revellers on a Saturday night are mainly youngsters enjoying themselves and rightly so! I didn’t hear the nightclub below at all. There is a Coop supermarket just around the corner for supplies, including those little butter pats at 10p each! Or an M&S food store on the high street shopping area. The deluxe jersey ice-cream stand in Liberation Square is the best on the island! There are also kiosks to book day trips. Being above the bus station is an excellent location to hop on a bus and explore the island at your leisure. A bus pass is easily purchased either on the bus or at information services, along with a timetable and map of all routes (or download the Liberty bus app) Any bus driver will assist by letting you know the stop you wish to disembark. My must see recommendations: Jersey war tunnels - Le Mare wine estate - Mad Mary’s beach cafe in Bouley Bay - the Railway Walk from St Aubin to Corbiere ,although I only did 2.4 miles from the Dan Farm bus stop at Red Houses. A beautiful flat, woodland walk back to St Aubin. This time of year the are still a few events taking place - the Jersey Airshow, Dragon Boat Racing in St. Helier Harbour were my go to. I booked a day trip with DFDS across to Saint Malo in Brittany for £36 ( prices vary up to £58 return date dependant on certain weekends) it allows you 4 hours from arrival at 12.30 to enjoy the beautiful Inner Muros and city ramparts or sometimes a 24 hr stay (check first!) lots of bars, cafes and creperies to chose from and quaint little shops. You can also hop on Le Pettit train for a guided tour of the city. The cathedral is beautiful too. Jersey has so much to offer, once you’ve been you will no doubt want to return. It’s a safe environment for solo travellers. The weather has been excellent for September, apparently a really good time to visit. All in all I would highly recommend LWA as a great base!"