This hotel is very conveniently situated for the centre of St Helier. The reception staff were very helpful and friendly. Breakfast was plentiful with a good choice of dishes. Though not a problem for me, there was no lift. However there was always a porter available to take luggage up and downstairs. As it was near Christmas when I stayed there, it was nicely decorated. The en-suite bathroom was very up-to-date and spotlessly clean. I would certainly go back there as It was reasonably priced, too.

I stayed at the Revere for 5 days in August. It is simply a wonderful place to stay...it's warm, friendly, atmospheric and the staff are fantastic. The room was very comfortable, with great beds and a nice bathroom which had a bath and a very good shower. The well-stocked tea tray had plenty of hot chocolate...my favourite! And tea and coffee as well. I was pleased to see that the beds had a top sheet as well as a duvet as it was very hot when I stayed and I could throw the duvet off. Other hotels please take note! The wi-fi was excellent...I used it A LOT, and it always worked. And unlike a previous reviewer, I was able to close the window despite the vines. My room (Room 7) was at the front of the hotel but it wasn't particularly noisy with the windows closed. I should imagine the rooms at the back would be quieter, though.

I ate in both the Candlelight restaurant and Doran's and they were both excellent. The staff were very friendly too.

The location is fantastic...in the town centre near the shops, etc.

If you are looking for a modern hotel with long, brightly-lit, characterless corridors then the Revere is not for you. It is a very old, rabbit-warren type of building with loads of character and charm. I loved it and I will be back.

This is a hodge podge of merged smaller hotels (or houses?) and the rooms are of varying ages, some look like they haven't been updated in quite some time and have a variety of mismatched furniture in. There is a general feel of going back in history and they try to play to that but really I think it's just a lack of renovation.

There wasn't enough hot water for two people to have a shower (despite the room sleeping 3). When we ran a bath the cold water had black particles in it. Rooms were unreasonably hot. Wifi almost never worked. The bed was listing and you felt like you were slowly rolling out during the night. Sheets were not changed daily but were changed on request.

Odd light bulbs were out each time I visited - in different rooms, not a big deal but not ideal. Windows couldn't be closed due to vines growing, was obviously keen with the pigeons too as there were anti pigeon spikes covering the window ledge.

There were dangerous split floor levels, watch your step! Our room had a door ajoining to a room next door and you could see between the rooms through the keyhole. The hotel definately has an odd layout in places.

The food was edible but I wouldn't eat there again. There is talk of multiple restaurants ("Dorians", "Candlelight" etc) but in actuality I think there was just a single kitchen as even when Dorians was closed the kitchen in the courtyard was running. The kitchen was in a single storey building in the courtyard and just outside our window. They propped open the door (presumably because of heat) so we got to hear them clattering and had the smell of burned toast every morning. There are much better restaurants in the same street - try the Italian on the other side of the road and towards the beach. Breakfast was uninspiring with undrinkable tea. It was hard to get a croissant or other pastries as they only put a minimum amount out at breakfast. We asked multiple days and were told "another guest must have eaten more than one hence there being none left".

The bathrooms have obviously been done recently and could be nice except for the hot water problem, also the towel rail had electrical tape keeping it together which wasn't too comforting.

Room service was limited by the amount of choice (if you are vegetarian you can have a cheese sandwich, that's it) and also hours it was available.

The tea and coffee making tray was on a chest (which when we opened it was full of dusty old fans, we thought it might have towels or bedding) rather than the table which meant we had to stoop to make tea. There was no fridge in case you were expecting one.

It does have a good location as long as you can ignore the noisy hostel nearby and don't get a room next to the noisy street.

Friendly helpful , knowledgeable ,staff, excellent breakfast and evening meal, brilliant position, clean and quirky. Would highly recommend and will definately stay again.