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Daisy CuratedResearched & Verified4 Star · Guernsey
Channel Islands, Guernsey

Braye Beach Hotel

Alderney's beachfront hotel with dogs welcome in lounges, bars and terraces

This hotel is part of the Daisy Curated Collection. Its information has been researched and verified, but Daisy has not yet personally stayed here. When she does, this page will be upgraded to a full Daisy Verified inspection.

Daisy's Assessment
Researched and verified. Not yet personally stayed.
“A four-star hotel of 27 rooms sitting right on the sand at Braye, a short walk from Alderney's harbour and about 2 km from the island's small airport. Up to two dogs can stay in designated rooms and join you in the lounges, bars and on the terraces. It suits owners who want a small, quiet island where most of the coast is open walking country.

What we've verified

Pet fee GBP 20
Weight limit Unknown kg
Up to 2 dogs
Garden / terrace access
Why it's in the collection

Braye Beach is at the foot of the terrace and open to dogs outside the 1 June to 15 September closure. Platte Saline, Clonque Bay and Cat's Bay stay open to dogs all year, and Platte Saline is roughly 1.5 km west along the coast. Longis Bay on the east side takes dogs before 8am and after 5pm in summer.

Best suited for

Dogs aren't in the restaurants, and Braye Beach itself is closed to dogs from 1 June to 15 September.

The open question

How the welcome translates in person, at dinner and around the hotel. That's what a Daisy stay will confirm.

Pet pricing

GBP 20, Per night for one dog, GBP 10 per night for a second dog. Charged for a maximum of three nights per stay.

Verified Experience Snapshot

What we've confirmed, at a glance.

Pet fee
GBP 20
Weight limit
Unknown kg
Max dogs
2
Restaurant
No
Bar
Yes
Breakfast
To verify
Beach
To verify
Pool
None here
Garden / terrace
Yes
Spa / wellness
None here
Lobby
Yes
Where dogs can go

Verified with the hotel, honestly marked.

RestaurantNo
BarYes
Breakfast buffetTo verify
LobbyYes
Spa / wellnessNone here
Main poolNone here
Garden / terraceYes
BeachTo verify
Unattended in roomTo verify

Dogs stay in designated dog-friendly bedrooms and are welcome in the lounges, bars and on the terraces, on a lead. Dogs aren't in the restaurants. The beach in front is public, and dogs aren't allowed on it from 1 June to 15 September.

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Practical details

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Pet policy & fees+

Pet fee: GBP 20, Per night for one dog, GBP 10 per night for a second dog. Charged for a maximum of three nights per stay.

Weight limit: Unknown kg. Maximum dogs: 2.

Dogs aren't in the restaurants, and Braye Beach itself is closed to dogs from 1 June to 15 September.

In-room amenities+

Treats on arrival and a personal welcome if you give the hotel your dog's name and breed when booking.

Compare

How it measures up.

Against two other stays in Channel Islands, on the things that actually decide a trip.

Braye Beach HotelChannel IslandsFermain Valley HotelChannel IslandsGrand Jersey Hotel & SpaChannel Islands
Dogs at breakfastunknownNoNo
Dogs at dinnerNoNoNo
Bar
Beach accesslimitedNoneunknown
Pool for dogsNoneNoNo
Garden / terrace
Pet feeGBP 20GBP 20GBP 20
Stars4 Star4 Star5 Star
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Information last verified 2026-10-04