Guernsey in late November was wonderful - and the Pandora Hotel was the ideal location. The hotel is situated up one of the fairly steep roads out of St Peter Port - about 10 minutes' walk from the harbour area and shops. The building is characterful and homely, and, in summer, I imagine the gardens would be gorgeous - November was a bit chilly for sitting out! My daughter and I had single rooms with views over the roof tops out to sea - very comfortable.
There was something for everyone on the small, carefully planned, menu and I got the impression that it was freshly cooked to order. The menu changed daily and was posted in the hall in the morning. We had intended to eat out in St Peter Port once or twice during our stay, but, in the event, enjoyed the Pandora's food so much, that we didn't. We enjoye d their house red wine too. The vegetables, so often a let-down, were seasonal, plentiful, and cooked to perfection My daughter is a vegetarian and she was not disappointed with the choice. Breakfasts were substantial and, if you asked for a soft-cooked egg, that's what you got! The staff were all friendly and helpful.
The lounges were comfortable and supplied with a selection of books and games. Definitely looking forward to a return visit.

I stayed here for 10 nights as a solo traveller and the weather was lovely and warm.
My single room was a reasonable size and althouth in the top part of the hotel I had a good view from my window, not of the sea but inland which was very pleasant.
I stayed here on a half-board basis and the breakfasts were delicious with plenty of choice.
The Sunflower Restaurant which is also used for breakfast serves Sunday lunches and dinner and is very popular with those locals who appreciate good food and having lived on this island if the locals dine there you can be sure it will be good, as indeed it was.
When I stayed here some years ago when smoking was allowed the lounges were a sea of fog late evening but since a ban on smoking in hotels they are very relaxed and have lovely views towards the sea.
Maybe because it is made up of Regency buildings there are steps up to the main entrance and no lift
I will definitely stay here again.