Spa Hotels in Bermuda from AU$817

"whole staff was extremely friendly and always willing to help with whatever needs."

"The staff was great and one staff member stood out tremendously his name is Jaden from the front office. He made sure we had everything we needed and more. Good job team/staff keep up the good. As an add on the views are unbelievable & unmatched. I’ll definitely be back."

"Pros: Incredible location, property, and unique memories. Oceanfront views, pool, cave access, on site restaurants and bars. All inclusive gives access to busses, ferries, kayaks, paddle boards, snorkeling, and unlimited drinks. Concierge and bar staff especially excellent. Con: food quality was VERY bad. Not fresh, not healthy, not worth the cost. Makes all inclusive doubtful on value unless you take advantage of transit + drinks + watersports Overall excellent option. if they improved food dramatically it would be exceptional"

"We enjoyed our stay at Hamilton Princess. The staff was great particularly at the Intrepid restaurant which in our opinion is amongst the very best on the Island. Ashley and the restaurant Manager were delightful. We highly recommend it."

"View of the ocean was breathtaking and you can’t beat a private beach! I wish the pool was a bit bigger. It was just small enough for a few kids to enjoy but the hot tubs were a plus. The meal plan was extremely affordable and I highly recommend because it was cheaper than just ordering dinner or breakfast on your own. The resort can use a few renovations, but it was overall well kept it was pretty far from the airport or the main city, so I would recommend as a place to relax and reset."

"Beautiful house and property. Helpful, friendly staff. Healthy breakfast. Peaceful."

"Great but very expensive. "

"Strange check in experience as there was no one at Reception for quite some time. Property is good overall but underwhelming for a 5 star."

"We especially loved the setting of our two-storey cottage on top of the rise. From the bedroom and balcony we could see across St. George’s to the harbour."