Best Luxury Hotels in Bermuda

The Rosewood is an international hotel that has quickly gained a deserved reputation for excellence and quality. The lush green lawns contrast beautifully with the clear blue sea in an enviable oceanfront location. Especially popular with golfers due to the stunning and challenging Tucker’s Point Golf Club, the hotel appeals to holidaymakers seeking a touch of luxury and refinement. An elegant spa and fully equipped fitness centre will help to work off the calories after sampling the delicious food served up in the hotel’s four restaurants.

The Loren makes the most of the fabulous Bermudan ocean views. This gleaming white palace overlooks the Atlantic and sets the standard for beachfront sophistication. All rooms are designed and furnished to the highest standard, with a range of guest rooms and suites available. The chic décor includes marble bathrooms, private terraces or balconies and all the usual modern conveniences. The elegant formal restaurant tempts guests with fresh, locally sourced cuisine. For more casual or intimate dining, the same high culinary standards apply, with meals being served at your private terrace or poolside cabana. The Spa and hair salon is perfect for a spot of holiday pampering.

This world class hotel, known as the ‘Pink Palace’, is the epitome of style. Boasting a beautiful sandy beach set in a stunning cove, it has everything the sailing and watersports enthusiast could wish for. Rooms have a clean, contemporary décor and excellent facilities. The ‘Fairmont Gold’ suites enjoy the best views as well as the services of a dedicated team, all on hand to make your stay extra special. A choice of top class restaurants serving delicious food will delight, whether you desire fine dining or something a little more relaxed from the poolside bar. The hotel Spa and fitness centre is also well worth a visit.

The Rosedon Hotel captures the very essence of Bermuda’s British colonial past, offering charming, individually decorated guest rooms and elegant tropical gardens to enjoy all year round. Originally built in 1906, the hotel has been lovingly updated with all the modern conveniences, including free wifi. A short five minute walk takes you into the capital city of Hamilton with its shops, restaurants and lovely harbour area. The hotel restaurant is named Huckleberry in honour of Mark Twain who spent many happy days on the island.