Bermuda Hotels & Resorts
Steeped in tradition and Bermuda history, Cambridge Beaches has been a treasured destination for oceanfront escapes since 1923. With authentic cottage accommodations, dedicated service, and a wealth of amenities – there’s truly no better way to experience the luxuries of Bermuda.
Award-winning Greenbank Guesthouse and Cottages, run by the Ashton Family for more than 65 years, is a historic property beautifully situated at waters edge on the Salt Kettle Peninsula just minutes from the City of Hamilton in picturesque Bermuda.
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Where to Stay in Bermuda: Island Accommodations for Every Escape
From luxurious beachfront resorts and charming boutique hotels to intimate guesthouses and private vacation rentals, Bermuda offers a wonderful variety of places to call home during your island getaway.
Whether you’re planning a romantic retreat, a family holiday or a relaxing escape by the sea, finding the perfect place to stay is all part of the Bermuda experience.
With its spectacular coastline, welcoming hospitality and distinctive island charm, Bermuda offers accommodations to suit a variety of travel styles and budgets. From world-class resorts with sweeping ocean views to cosy cottages tucked away in peaceful neighbourhoods, there’s something for every kind of traveller.
Luxury Resorts & Beachfront Hotels
For those seeking a little indulgence, Bermuda’s luxury resorts offer an exceptional island experience. Think private beaches, oceanfront pools, elegant restaurants, rejuvenating spas and beautifully appointed rooms overlooking turquoise waters.
Many resorts provide a complete holiday experience, with watersports, golf, tennis and other activities available on-site or nearby. Whether you’re travelling as a couple or with the whole family, Bermuda’s resort properties offer the perfect setting to unwind and enjoy island life.
Boutique Hotels & Charming Guesthouses
Bermuda is also home to a collection of smaller hotels, intimate guesthouses and charming properties that offer a more personal approach to hospitality.
Often set within historic buildings or surrounded by lush tropical gardens, these accommodations capture the character and warmth of the island.
Boutique hotels and guesthouses are ideal for visitors looking for a quieter atmosphere, friendly service and a more authentic connection to Bermuda’s local culture.
Vacation Rentals & Private Cottages
For travellers who prefer a little more independence, Bermuda’s vacation rentals offer an appealing alternative to traditional hotels.
From waterfront apartments and private cottages to spacious homes suitable for families or groups, these properties provide the freedom to enjoy Bermuda at your own pace.
Many feature kitchens, outdoor living spaces and convenient access to beaches, shops and local attractions, making them particularly attractive for longer stays.
Choosing the Perfect Location
Although Bermuda is only approximately 21 square miles, each part of the island has its own distinctive appeal.
Hamilton & Central Bermuda: Ideal for visitors who enjoy restaurants, shopping, nightlife and easy access to the island’s main commercial centre.
South Shore: Famous for its breathtaking beaches, dramatic coastal scenery and beautiful resort settings. A popular choice for those dreaming of a classic Bermuda beach holiday.
St. George’s & The East End: Rich in history and old-world charm, this area offers a more relaxed atmosphere with easy access to historic attractions, beautiful beaches and scenic coastal walks.
Somerset & The West End: Known for peaceful waterfront settings, picturesque coves and proximity to the Royal Naval Dockyard, the West End is ideal for travellers looking to explore a quieter side of Bermuda.
A Few Tips Before You Book
Bermuda is a popular destination, particularly during the warmer months, so booking accommodations in advance is recommended.
Rates vary depending on the season, property and location, with a range of options available from luxury resorts to smaller, independently operated accommodations.
When comparing properties, be sure to check what is included in the nightly rate, as taxes, service charges and resort fees may apply.
It’s also worth considering how you plan to explore the island. Bermuda does not offer conventional rental cars to visitors, but taxis, public buses, ferries, scooters and electric minicars provide a variety of transportation options.
Your Bermuda Getaway Begins Here
Whether you picture yourself waking to the sound of the ocean, enjoying breakfast on a private terrace or staying in a charming cottage surrounded by tropical gardens, Bermuda offers a memorable place to stay.
With its blend of natural beauty, warm hospitality and distinctive accommodations, the island invites you to settle in, slow down and make yourself at home.



