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Hotels in Bermuda Bermuda, the tiny sub-tropical island 650 miles east of North America’s Atlantic coast, has remained just as idyllic as it ever was. Those who have discovered the paradise of Bermuda return year after year to enjoy the pristine creamy white beaches flecked with pink sands, outstanding hotels with luxurious accommodation & fine cuisine, year-round sunshine, plus warm and friendly people who enjoy a life style free of crime & poverty. At just 21 miles long and 1 mile wide, Bermuda is only 7 hours flying time from London. With no winter season, the crystal clear azure sea reaches an inviting 29°C in summer, the trees are a variety of lush greens, pink oleander lines the roadsides and pastel houses are topped with white stepped roofs. As if lazy days on the beaches are not enough, Bermuda boasts a fascinating history as Britain's oldest colony, dating back to 1612. The island is dotted with forts & colonial buildings and still enjoys a rich heritage of customs and traditions. Bermuda also lays claim to having more golf courses per square mile than any other country. Whether it's privacy, pampering or perpetual activity you're after, you'll find a refreshing variety of unique accommodation styles to choose from. There are a variety of hotels, villas, resorts, boutique and cottage properties for every budget and taste. You'll also find some of the island's best restaurants, pubs and sumptuous world-class spas located in our hotels! Visiting for business or for pleasure, you will no doubt feel welcome, comfortable and charmed by your hosts.

Hotels in Hamilton, Bermuda Rosedon Hotel Pitts Bay Road P.O. Box HM 290, Hamilton HM AX, Bermuda Quiet, friendly and relaxed, The Rosedon Hotel offers the most discerning visitor a wonderful break away from it all, close to the island’s capital, Hamilton. Surrounded by lush tropical gardens, Rosedon Hotel has 47 rooms individually decorated with traditional English and Island flair. The friendly, attentive Bermudian staff has earned the Rosedon Hotel a reputation for excellence. The hotel operates 365 days a year and employs a staff of 30 people. On average, staff members have been with the hotel for 20 years. Rosemont 41 Rosemont Avenue P.O. Box HM 37, Hamilton HM AX, Bermuda Rosemont ... delightful Bermudian guest accommodations in a quiet residential garden setting, less than ten minutes' walk from the City of Hamilton, its shops, restaurants and entertainment. The Rosemont is in an elevated position ... situated on the crest of a hill with views of Hamilton Harbour and the Great Sound, Rosemont is centrally located for sightseeing convenience and only a 15 minute drive to the Island's famed South Shore beaches. Rosemont is family owned and operated Royal Palms Hotel 24 Rosemont Avenue, Hamilton HM06, Bermuda The Royal Palms Hotel is set in spectacular grounds and, with its white roof and shutters, is a shining example of Bermudian architecture. The main building, constructed over 100 years ago, houses 13 guest rooms. More recent buildings, faithfully constructed in the same style, contain 12 suites and cottages. All accommodations have air conditioning, cable TV, internet access, telephone, private bathroom, iron and ironing board, hair dryer and tea/coffee facilities. The suites and cottages have kitchenettes. Rates vary by season and type of room The Fairmont Hamilton Princess 76 Pitts Bay Road PO BOX HM 837, Hamilton HM CX, Bermuda Among the hibiscus and oleander, on the shores of a picturesque natural harbour, The Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel, Bermuda's Hotel, is an elegant tribute to the old world splendour that is Bermuda. Take a dip in your choice of fresh or saltwater pool or catch the complimentary ferry over to the private Fairmont Beach Club in Southampton. Inspired by Princess Louise, the daughter of Queen Victoria, The Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel in Bermuda is a symbol of all that Bermudians hold dear - old fashioned courtesy, timeless quality and genuine hospitality Waterloo House Pitts Bay Road P.O. Box HM 333, Hamilton HM BX, Bermuda Waterloo House is one of the only 2 in Bermuda of the Relais & Chateaux association; the international organisation of refined hotels. The main building was constructed in the early 19th century and subsequently added to in a haphazard but charming style. Terraces, interspersed with delightful nooks and crannies, cascade down to Hamilton Harbour. The hotel has 20 rooms and 10 suites. The accommodations vary but all are tastefully furnished with antiques and have private bathrooms. All rooms have air conditioning, hair dryers, safes, telephones, faxes, internet access and cable TV. Hotels in St George, Bermuda Aunt Nea's Inn at Hillcrest 1 Nea's Alley, St. George GEO5, Bermuda Aunt Nea’s Inn is an upmarket Bermuda bed and breakfast which takes its name from the ‘Odes to Nea’; a volume of romantic verse by Irish poet and guest Thomas Moore. He stayed here for a short while in 1804 and put quill to paper in admiration of Hester Louisa Tucker, a young woman living next door to the Inn. The Inn is famed for its luxurious and unparalleled beds. All rooms are appropriately furnished with antiques and include four-poster, canopy or sleigh beds. Tray ceilings with exposed cedar beams, a classic feature of early Bermudian architecture, give Aunt Nea’s Inn a genuine historic atmosphere. The St. George's Club 6 Rose Hill P.O. Box GE92, St. George GEBX, Bermuda Far less stuffy than other cottage colonies, The St. George's Club resort encompasses 7 hectares (18 acres) atop Rose Hill (off York St.). It features clusters of traditionally designed Bermudian one- and two-bedroom cottages; all were completely renovated in 1996. For a family or for two or three couples traveling together and sharing a cottage, the price is reasonable. A shuttle bus takes guests to the beach club at Achilles Bay, about a 2-minute ride away, where the beach is sandy with some rocky outcroppings. The Atlantic waters are a bit turbulent in autumn and spring, but they calm during the summer. The complex functions primarily as a timeshare property; units are rented to the public when the owners are not using them. Cottages have private balconies or patios, comfortable living and dining areas, fully equipped kitchens, and bathrooms with sunken tubs (and showers) and marble vanities. Views are of the ocean, the pool, or the golf course. The colony's elegant restaurant, Griffin's, is open to the public, and is among the finest dining rooms in the East End. Blackbeard's Hideout restaurant is also a popular rendezvous spot.