Mont Orgueil Castle

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Standing high up in the heart of the building, the Medieval Great Hall is the oldest part of the medieval castle and is believed to have been the site of grand celebrations and ceremonies. With a beaten earth floor, vaulted roof and arched windows looking down to the sea and across to the coast of France, it offers an impressive location for dinners, drinks parties and presentations.

The Tudor Great Chamber boasts an oak floor, high ceiling and leaded windows and was used by the Governors of Jersey in the 16th Century. It can now be used for functions and parties with portraits of Queens Elizabeth I and II presiding over events.

The Lower Ward offers easy access for all guests and has an unrivalled view of Jersey’s east coast. Guests can enjoy spectacular views of the castle and sea while having drinks before dinner in a marquee. In the summer months the Lower Ward can also be hired for BBQs and drinks functions.