RADIO TOWER, JERSEY
This stylishly converted World War Two radio tower is located in a secluded part of Jersey’s National Park. On the first three floors, there are three double bedrooms with en suite showers, while the fourth floor has a well-equipped kitchen. But it’s the spacious living area on the top floor, with its glass-panelled walls and 360-degree views of the ocean, that is really breathtaking. Wake early and stroll out onto the observation deck to see the sun rise over St Ouen’s Bay, or snuggle up indoors in the evening to the sound of the waves below.
From £600 for two nights; coolstays.com
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