Anyone like ANY hotel in Bermuda
Mar 9th, 2002, 06:07 PM
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I have actually heard wonderful things about the reefs and it seems to be our top choice. Have heard not great things about elbow beach and Southampton Princess even though they are supposed to be great. I stayed at Elbow Beach a few years ago, but it seems things have gone downhill. We are willing to pay the ridiculous rates that seem to be the norm now, but would like the hotel to be worth it. any comments on Ariel Sands and Pink Sands? Thanks. By the way, went to the website that Parrot mom recommends over and over. Did not find it very helpful.
Mar 9th, 2002, 06:28 PM
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Hi Debbie..I highly recommend that site, because these people live and die for Bermuda..there is nothing they don't know about that place.. that's all you have to do is ask a question and I can guarantee you will get an answer within a day..if not sooner.They go to Bermuda winter and summer, hotels, cruises, B&Bs and know every inch of that island, restaurants, beaches, pubs, shopping, walking trails. They even have regional meetings.. I have personally met several of them at a Boston BOP meeting..fun people.. all ages.
Mar 18th, 2002, 03:58 PM
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Been to Bermuda many times. There isn't a bad hotel. Try the Bermuda Collection which is small hotels. Elbow (right on the beach) & the Princess hotels are big if you like that. The south shore hotels are best for being on the beaches; there are also nice spots in Hamilton, but try to be at one where there is access to the terrific ferry/bus system so you can get around - cabs are expensive. Enjoy!
Mar 19th, 2002, 05:31 AM
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We stayed at Elbow Beach in October and loved it. Great location, stay in the main hotel (not cottages) as it was more recently renovated. It has a wonderful beach. My only complaint was the cost of breakfastn (about $ 50 for 2). Walk down the hill to the paraqeet for a good inexpensive breakfast.
