BERMUDA -- WHERE TO STAY
by Sport Diver Staff
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WHERE TO STAY

Accommodations on Bermuda offer everything from floating hotels to high-end exclusive resorts with their own beaches, private spas and more. Here the types of accommodations include cottages, bed and breakfasts, inns, cottages, apartments, small hotels, cottage colonies and more  … it's not hard to find the exact resort or hotel to meet your needs. For a list of many of Bermuda's different places to stay, visit bermudatourism.com.

 

For a sampling of some of the types of accommodations you can expect on Bermuda, check out our brief list below:

 

 

Bed and Breakfasts

Granaway Guest House and Cottage

Built in 1734, this stately waterfront estate overlooks Granaway Deep, a harbor that was a favorite for privateers and pirates. The home is thought to have once been used as a storeroom for some of their "booty." The plush estate grounds include a beautiful pool overlooking an "English" style cottage garden area and amazing views of the harbor. Each guest room has been decorated with soothing pastels and light and airy furnishings.

 

Inns

Aunt Neas Inn at Hillcrest

A charming plantation-style inn with 14 stylishly decorated and furnished rooms, Aunt Neas Inn is located in the historic town of St. George. The grounds also offer a vintage restored old home that was featured on "This Old House" and is available as a vacation rental as well. The décor features traditional four-poster beds and wrought-iron furnishings with a splash of English prints and decorator touches.

 

Cottage Colonies

Cambridge Beaches

Located on a private, landscaped 30-acre peninsula, Cambridge Beaches recently underwent a major updating. New are private pool suites with infinity-edge private pools with ocean views and a 2.5 million-dollar multi-level pool with waterfalls that slope towards the beach. On-site gourmet restaurant and casual dining, spa and wellness center, three tennis courts and five acres of lush grounds with meditation gardens and walking trails. If pampering is your idea of a vacation…it's all here.

 

Beach Resorts

Grotto Bay Beach Resort

Enjoy 21 acres of exquisitely landscaped grounds and a private pink sand beach, freshwater pool, outdoor Jacuzzi spa, tennis courts, fitness center and more at the Grotto Bay Beach Resort. Enjoy a variety of watersports right at your front door – with a watersports center and an on-site dive center you'll find a great selection of activities for the divers and water enthusiasts in your group.

 

 

 

 

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