10 Best Resorts in Bermuda

Pink-sand beaches, plentiful wreck and unique coral reef dive and snorkel sites, pastel-colored houses, and a chill vibe all make Bermuda a perfect destination for booking a resort getaway. Located in the North Atlantic Ocean, this 21-square-mile island is a British territory and just a short flight from Northeastern U.S. cities like New York and Boston.

There are resorts for all styles and budgets in Bermuda, whether you are on a family vacation or looking for a honeymoon retreat. Resorts are spread out across the island's many parishes. Bermuda's South Shore is home to its best pink- and white-sand beaches, including its most famed stretch of sand, the crescent-shaped Horseshoe Bay Beach. Many resorts have beach clubs for guests on the South Shore if they are not located on it.

Other popular places to visit in Bermuda include the cosmopolitan capital of Hamilton, which is home to some of the island's most exclusive 5-star properties, as well as shops, restaurants, and museums; Paget Parish, where you'll find more moderately priced properties, as well as pretty Elbow Beach; and the relaxed village of Somerset on Bermuda's northwest coast. Here is our list of Bermuda's best resorts.

1. Rosewood Bermuda

Accommodation: Rosewood Bermuda

Overlooking Castle Harbor in Hamilton Parish, Rosewood Bermuda is part of the prestigious Tucker's Point community, which is set on 240 acres and also hosts a golf course and residential homes. The 5-star resort caters to couples on honeymoons or romantic vacations, as well as families.

There are 91 well-appointed rooms and suites that have an English country manor vibe. Many also come with a reserved private cabana by one of the resort pools. All feature deep soaking tubs and rain showers in the spacious bathrooms.

The resort has a private beach that is easy to access by golf cart. Guests also have access to the development's hilltop golf course. All sorts of activities can be arranged, from deep sea fishing to shipwreck dives. Guests can also book appointments at the full-service spa or dine at one of the five on-site restaurants.

If you are traveling with children, the Rosewood Explorers club offers kid-specific activities in supervised environs, including junior golf and arts and crafts. Babysitting and nanny services can also be arranged for an extra fee. And if you are traveling with a dog, pups are also welcome.

Address: 60 Tucker's Point Drive, Hamilton HS 02, Bermuda

2. The Loren at Pink Beach

Accommodation: The Loren at Pink Beach

In Smith's Parish, The Loren at Pink Beach is set on a gorgeous section of Pink Beach. Just a 10-minute commute from the airport, the 5-star boutique resort has a stylish European-inspired aesthetic in its public spaces and in the 45 luxe suites.

These are done up in blue and gray tones and feature private balconies facing the ocean. They also have comfy beds draped in expensive linens, Nespresso machines, and marble baths with walk-in rain showers. If you need more space, book one of the multi-bedroom villas with kitchens and private plunge pools. They are popular with families.

Head to the sprawling beach club for a swim in one of the two heated pools, or sunbathe on the chaises lounges. There are also four private beachside cabanas that can be reserved.

Grab a bite to eat at The Pink Beach Club or Marée restaurants. Both have sea views and locally inspired fine dining menus.

The spa here offers all the usual treatments, and if you want to golf, the Mid Ocean Golf Club is just five minutes away. The Loren is also pet friendly.

Address: 116 South Road, Tucker's Town HS 01, Bermuda

3. The St. Regis Bermuda Resort

Accommodation: The St. Regis Bermuda Resort

Opened in 2021, The St. Regis Bermuda Resort is the new luxury kid on the block. On a pretty section of the white-sand St. Catherine's Beach in St. George's, which is a UNESCO World Heritage-listed town, the resort is both avant-garde and glam.

It has 120 elegantly outfitted rooms and suites, all of which have ocean views from furnished balconies. All have comfortable beds draped in luxury linens and a sleek modern look. Some of the suites have freestanding deep soaking tubs.

There are two restaurants on-site including an outpost of the swanky BLT STEAK NY. Other amenities include a spa and two swimming pools, including one reserved for adults with private cabana rentals. If you are traveling with children, there is a kids' club on-site. The Five Forts Golf Club here has 18 challenging holes with ocean views from nearly all of them.

Address: 34 Coot Pond Road, St. Catherine's Beach, St. George Bermuda

4. Hamilton Princess & Beach Club

Accommodation: Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, a Fairmont Managed Hotel

Travelers have been vacationing at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club since 1885. Today this legendary Bermuda resort is managed by Fairmont and remains one of the top 5-star properties on the island.

The landmark "Pink Palace" has a Victorian colonial facade and faces the harbor in Pembroke Parish. It has a mix of luxe rooms and suites that are spacious and comfortable.

Since the property is not located on a beach, it has a private beach club for guests, which is a 20-minute shuttle ride away on a cove at Sinky Bay on the South Shore. Here, you can swim, sunbathe on chaise lounges, or rent one of the cabanas for the day. Kayaks and paddleboards can also be rented.

There are also a number of amenities at the resort itself. Here, you'll find multiple swimming pools, including an infinity-edged one; a serene spa; and three restaurants, including Marcus. Run by celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson, it offers a menu of classic American fare.

The Hamilton is a family-friendly property and the Prince & Princess Kids' Club offers organized activities for kids.

Address: 76 Pitts Bay Road, Hamilton HM CX, Bermuda

5. Pompano Beach Club

Accommodation: Pompano Beach Club

Want to relax in a cliffside hot tub on Bermuda's gorgeous Southwest coast? Look no further than Pompano Beach Club. The family-run resort has these along with a host of other amenities, including adults' and kids' swimming pools; a spa with a full range of treatments; and water sports, from diving to kitesurfing.

The resort is also known for its crystal-clear, shallow-water beach, which is perfect for kids. You can wade all the way out along a sand bar to two floating platforms to sunbathe.

If you get hungry, choose from three on-site restaurants. The Ocean Grille has a spectacular setting on a cliff overlooking the turquoise sea, with floor-to-ceiling windows on three sides.

The rooms and suites here are casual and elegant, with a tropical-inspired decor and color palette. Suites have private balconies but all rooms have views. There are also three townhouses available. These have two- and three-bedrooms and full kitchens.

Address: 36 Pompano Beach Road, SB 03, Bermuda

6. The Reefs Resort & Club

Accommodation: The Reefs Resort & Club

Located in Southampton Parish, The Reefs Resort & Club is an intimate luxury resort with fabulous sea views from every room. Set on a cliff overlooking one of Bermuda's most beautiful pink-sand beaches, The Reefs is a family-owned resort that sees many repeat visitors each year.

Choose from rooms in the main hotel or condos in a separate wing. The rooms were recently renovated and are styled with island-inspired art and furnishings. Each one has a view of the turquoise sea from private balconies.

The condos are a great choice for families or groups of friends. They have full kitchens with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. We especially love the living rooms, which have floor-to-ceiling glass walls that are retractable, allowing for unobscured Atlantic Ocean views and instant outdoor living space.

There are two restaurants, both with ocean views. Aqua Terra is the fine dining restaurant, while Coconuts is set right on the sand and is a laid-back spot for lunch.

There is a pristine reef just offshore, so guests can snorkel right from the resort. Other top amenities include the La Serena Spa, which has ocean-facing floor-to-ceiling windows and offers a full range of massages, facials, and body treatments.

Address: 56 South Shore Road, SN 02, Bermuda

7. Cambridge Beaches Resort & Spa

Accommodation: Cambridge Beaches Resort & Spa

On Bermuda's western coastline, Cambridge Beaches Resort & Spa caters mainly to adults (children must be 13 and older to stay). It is a great choice if you're looking for an upscale result for a romantic vacation.

Accommodation is in 87 pastel-pink Bermuda-style cottages. These are stylish and comfortable, and all have ocean views from furnished, private patios. Up the ritz factor by renting one with a plunge pool on the terrace.

The resort is home to three restaurants, including the excellent Tamarisk Room, which is regarded as one of Bermuda's best dining spots. If you are celebrating a romantic milestone, then book a candlelit dinner on the beach in one of the many private coves on the sprawling grounds. The resort is actually set on a 30-acre peninsula, just a mile from Somerset Village.

Other amenities include multiple private beaches, two swimming pools (including one indoors, which is rare for Bermuda), and a luxe spa.

Address: 30 Kings Point Road, Somerset Village MA02, Bermuda

8. Grotto Bay Beach Resort & Spa

Accommodation: Grotto Bay Beach Resort & Spa

If you want your Bermuda vacation to be an all-inclusive experience, then book Grotto Bay Beach Resort & Spa. It is the only property on the island offering all-inclusive packages. In Hamilton Parish, it sits on 21 acres right on the Atlantic Ocean. The resort has three beaches and is even home to two caves. One is used for swimming, and the other is home to Natura Spa, which is the hotel's most unique feature. The subterranean spa features treatment beds on a pontoon floating atop the water in the cave.

Accommodation here is in recently renovated cottages done up with the island's trademark pink hues and limestone roofs. There are interconnecting rooms available if you are traveling with kids. Many of the rooms here also have ocean views from furnished balconies.

Other amenities include three restaurants, a dive shop, a 24-hour fitness center, kids' club, and complimentary afternoon tea. If you want to spend some time on the fairway, there are two golf courses in the area. There are also many water sports and activities that can be arranged by the resort, including diving Bermuda's shipwrecks and unique coral reefs.

Address: 11 Blue Hole Hill, Hamilton Parish, CR04, Bermuda

9. Newstead Belmont Hills Golf Resort & Spa

Accommodation: Newstead Belmont Hills Golf Resort & Spa

Facing Hamilton Harbor, the Newstead Belmont Hills Golf Resort & Spa is a family-friendly property with a range of accommodation options. Choose from deluxe rooms, studios, and one-, two-, and three-bedroom suites. Suites are a great choice for groups of friends and families, and have full kitchens.

Amenities here include a golf course designed by Algie M. Pulley, Jr., which is only open to guests (the first round is complimentary). There is also an infinity-edge swimming pool facing the ocean and an Asian-inspired spa with a full range of body treatments, facials, and massages.

For on-site dining, you have two restaurants to choose from.

Address: 27 Harbour Road, PG 02, Bermuda

10. Elbow Beach, Bermuda

Accommodation: Elbow Beach, Bermuda

On beautiful Elbow Beach south of Hamilton, Elbow Beach boasts Bermuda's largest free-form swimming pool. A popular special event property, it has its own luxe yacht, The Venetian, that can be rented for island jaunts.

The rooms and suites here have a vibrant island vibe about them and spacious furnished terraces. The hotel is family friendly and there is a seasonal kids' camp for children between the ages of three and 12 years.

If you always eat a big first meal of the day consider the Bed & Breakfast packages that come with a full American breakfast at one of the resort's three on-site restaurants. Other amenities include multiple tennis courts and a luxe spa.

Address: 60 South Shore Rd, PG 04, Bermuda

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