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Hotels in Bermuda: your guide to where to stay

Bermuda is a British territory in the Atlantic, known for its pink sand beaches, coral reefs and pastel architecture. It is an upper-tier destination, so room prices are high and the hotel base is small. We list 38 properties across 15 areas: from apartments and guesthouses to large resorts and 5-star hotels. Below you will find indicative prices, the most popular areas and tips on season and getting there.

How much does a hotel in Bermuda cost?

The price depends on the standard, the area and the dates. The table shows indicative nightly rates for a double room. The cheapest months are usually January and November, while May to June is the priciest as the beach season starts. The property base is small, so booking ahead matters here.

Property standard	Indicative price per night (from)
Apartments and guesthouses	from approx. 175 $
3-star hotels	from approx. 520 $
4-star hotels and resorts	from approx. 780 $
5-star and premium hotels	from approx. 980 $

Indicative rates, updated periodically. For exact prices and availability, select your dates in the search above.

Where to stay in Bermuda: most popular areas

The island is small and elongated, and properties cluster around a few centres:

Hamilton. The capital with a harbour, shops and a cathedral, the widest choice of hotels and the business base. This is where most guests stay.
Saint George's. A historic colonial-era town on the UNESCO list. Atmospheric lanes and harbour views.
Southampton. The area of the most famous beaches (Horseshoe Bay), with large resorts and beach clubs.
Mount Pleasant. A quieter spot with apartments and intimate stays, good for peace and quiet.

Nightly rates vary between areas. Here are indicative prices per night for a double room:

Area	Indicative price per night (from)
Hamilton	from approx. 500 $
Saint George's	from approx. 460 $
Southampton	from approx. 590 $
Mount Pleasant	from approx. 430 $

What to see in Bermuda

The islands' draws are their beaches, caves and underwater shipwrecks.

Hamilton. The harbour, the Most Holy Trinity cathedral and pastel buildings in the centre. A good base for sightseeing.
Pink beaches. Horseshoe Bay and Elbow Beach are famous for their pink sand and warm water. A Bermuda classic.
Crystal Cave. An underground cave with stalactites and an underground lake, visited on a guided tour.
Shipwrecks and diving. Over 20 ships have sunk around the islands, so snorkelling and diving are a popular way to find them.

How much does a trip to Bermuda cost

Beyond the room, the island is expensive. A cheap meal runs about 35 $ and a mid-range meal around 60 $. The currency is the Bermudian dollar, pegged one-to-one to the US dollar, and USD is accepted almost everywhere. Cards are in common use. A single transport ticket is about 5 $, and a weekly bus and ferry pass costs around 70 $.

When is the best time to visit Bermuda

For a beach holiday, June to September is best, when it is warm and the water is good for swimming. That is also the price peak. The cheapest months for a room are January and November, while May and June mark the start of the season and rising rates. Spring and autumn are quieter and cheaper, though it can be cool for swimming.

Getting to and around Bermuda

You reach the island by air at L.F. Wade Airport (code BDA), with direct flights from the USA, Canada and London. Cruise ships also call in summer. A good network of buses and ferries covers the island, with passes of up to 7 days offering unlimited travel. Car rental is not available to foreigners, so you get around by bus, ferry, taxi or a rented scooter or small electric vehicle.

Example hotels in Bermuda

A few recognisable properties for reference:

Hamilton Princess & Beach Club in Hamilton (the most popular 5-star property, from approx. 980 $).
The St Regis Bermuda Resort in Saint George's and The Reefs Resort and Club in Southampton (from approx. 820 $).
Royal Palms Hotel and Oxford House in Hamilton (3-star, from approx. 540 $).

Frequently asked questions

When is a stay in Bermuda cheapest?

Prices are usually lowest in January and November. May to June tends to be the most expensive, and the beach season runs from June to September. The property base is small, so book ahead for better rates.

Which area do guests stay in most often?

Most people stay in Hamilton, the capital with the widest choice of hotels. The Southampton beaches and historic Saint George's are popular too.

Do I need a visa to visit Bermuda?

Citizens of the USA, Canada and the UK enter with a valid passport. Travellers from many other countries need prior authorisation or a visa; the exact rules depend on your citizenship.

Can I rent a car in Bermuda?

No. Car rental is not available to foreigners. You get around by bus, ferry and taxi, and independently by rented scooter or small electric vehicle.

Can I book a hotel with payment at the property?

Yes. Some properties offer pay-at-hotel and free cancellation. The terms are shown for each property during booking.