Eight Continents Strengthens Presence with La Barbarie Hotel

Eight Continents Hotels & Resorts has announced that it acquired La Barbarie Hotel, an iconic property on the picture-perfect parish of St. Martin on Guernsey Island in the English Channel, continuing the group's expansion into selective destinations in Europe, as it seeks to curate unique travel experiences.

La Barbarie Hotel is known for balancing old-world charm with modern touches, consistently rated and ranked among the best hotels on the island, thanks to its service, contemporary comforts, and relaxation.

Key Highlights

• Eight Continents Hotels & Resorts expands into Europe with the strategic acquisition of the iconic La Barbarie Hotel in St. Martin, Guernsey Island.
• La Barbarie Hotel to undergo a soft enhancement program under Liam Bumstead’s management, elevating guest experience while preserving its historic charm.
• The acquisition reinforces Eight Continents’ vision of authentic, culture-rooted luxury hospitality, offering travellers distinctive and meaningful experiences.

Under the management of Liam Bumstead, the property will be subject to a soft enhancement program, to improve design, service, and guest experience while preserving the historic character of the building.

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Its acquisition adds to Eight Continents' portfolio of luxury hotels and reaffirms its vision of inviting travellers to connect more meaningfully than just for travel, through authentic hospitality rooted in culture and experiences.

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Speaking on the acquisition, Haninder Sachdeva, CEO, Eight Continents Hotels & Resorts, said, “The addition of La Barbarie Hotel to our portfolio is a testament to our dedication to curating unique and memorable stays for our guests. Guernsey, with its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty, provides the perfect backdrop for our brand’s ethos of offering authentic and luxurious experiences.”