4 Of The Greatest Hotels In Bermuda - Forbes

1. Rosewood Bermuda

Best For: Couples

Sat on a hilltop on the east end of Bermuda overlooking paddling kayakers at Castle Harbour and the turquoise waters of Harrington Sound to the west, Rosewood Bermuda is a romantic fairy-tale-esque hotel set on a 250-acre estate. It is home to a championship-level par-70 golf course, four swimming pools, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a full-service Sense Spa, four tennis courts, a junior golf and tennis academy for kids, and a private pink sand beach. Its 92 rooms and suites are some of the biggest on the island (a minimum of 500 square feet), boasting plush four-poster beds, deep soaking tubs, and sweeping balconies with Atlantic views – some even come with private poolside cabanas. There are also three restaurants to choose from – Sul Verde serves southern Italian delicacies, while the open-air Beach Club offers seafood and delicate French-style dishes. The Island Brasserie is Rosewood Bermuda's elegant formal dining restaurant, a classic steakhouse draped in murals of 19th-century seaports, where you can chew choice cuts from around the globe. Just off the lobby, the Conservatory Bar & Lounge serves traditional afternoon tea and gin tasting in the evenings, surrounded by twin fireplaces and walls of climbing ivy. While Tucker's Bar is home to weekly rum tastings where you can sample their exclusive blended rum, curated by Bacardi's master distillers, or taste Bermuda favorites from the Dark & Stormy to the Rum Swizzle.

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2. The Loren at Pink Beach

Best For: Indulgers

Just a stone’s throw from two of Bermuda’s best golf courses, Tucker’s Point Golf Course and the Mid Ocean Club, The Loren at Pink Beach is an ultra-chic boutique set across two South Shore beaches and oozing sensuality, with an air of St Tropez. At the top of the tree, The Residence is The Loren’s six-bedroom waterfront mansion measuring over 10,000 square feet and set across 5 acres with its own 300-foot-long private beach, 2-bedroom staff cottage, tennis court, heated swimming pool, and hot tub, chef’s kitchen with outdoor terrace, 6-seater golf cart, cinema room, gym, and library. You’ll also have a daily staff at your disposal, including a house manager, catering manager, concierge manager, and twice daily housekeeping, as well as a tennis coach, fitness trainer, and yogi master. The Loren also houses one of 27 Sisley Paris spas worldwide, where you can experience phyto-aromatic treatments, reflexology, signature massages using hand-carved salt stones from the Himalayan Mountains, and even a post-golfing massage. Serious indulgers can book The Renew – it’s a day-long package where you’ll receive a 75-minute pore cleansing facial, a 50-minute deep-tissue massage, and a citrus scrub mani-pedi with a poolside lunch and a glass of champagne in hand.

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3. Hamilton Princess & Beach Club

Best For: A-Listers

Standing proud like a titan at the mouth of a 60-berth luxury marina welcoming tournament fishing boats and 500-foot superyachts, the Hamilton Princess Hotel & Beach Club, often dubbed the “pink palace,” is a mighty 386-room empress dating back to 1885 – a year after its namesake, Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll, embarked on a royal visit to Bermuda. Grand and imposing, it teaches the art of sophistication with white-jacketed bellmen, a privately-owned cove in Southampton, Sinky Bay, with ‘Princess Cabanas’ and tennis courts (there’s a free shuttle several times a day), and a multi-million dollar collection of pop art featuring the works of Damien Hirst, Andy Warhol, and Banksy. It is also home to an 8,200-square-feet spa & fitness center and a multi-level infinity pool with private cabanas looking straight out to Hamilton Harbour, where you can join a deep sea fishing trip or charter a Boston whaler boat and head off snorkeling through the crystal Bermudian waters. Penthouse Suites span over 810 square feet, simplistic in look with plush cream sofas, dark woods, sweeping wraparound balconies boasting panoramic views, rainfall showers, and daily complimentary afternoon tea and evening canapés.

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4. Rosedon Hotel

Best For: Lowkey travellers

The Rosedon Hotel is an early 20th-century mansion turned boutique hotel set in the Bermudan city of Hamilton, surrounded by towering palm trees and lush tropical gardens, with blooms of hibiscus and bird of paradise. Dating back to 1906, it was once the home of wealthy businessman E.J. Thompson – now a Relais & Chateaux property, with deep blues, Waterford crystal chandeliers, and swinging wicker rocking chairs sat on a wide open-air porch. Bright Luxury King rooms contrast with dark woods and feature four-poster beds, naval writing desks, and marble bathrooms with walk-in showers and deep tubs. The Rosedon is also home to one of the finest restaurants in Hamilton, Huckleberry, where Chef Lucy Collins (straight from a Michelin-star restaurant in New York) creates succulent dishes like escabeche mussels served with pickled shimeji mushrooms and poached white asparagus, and honey & ale glazed duck with braised mustard seeds and juniper berry jus, served al fresco on the sweeping wraparound terrace. Be sure to try The Huckleberry – The Rosedon’s signature cocktail made up of gosling gold sea rum, Chambord, Huckleberry, and passionfield honey.

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