The St. Regis Bermuda Resort

We enjoyed the St.Regis Bermuda. Good service and staff. Magnificent location with excellent beach and pools. The property is quite contained so all is easily accessible. The food options are limited but the quality is good. I’m sure that the odd room layout [ ie. walking into the bathtub upon entering ] was a mistake during the buildout that the owners chose to leave as is so not to incur more expense. It’s unfortunate as it is not practical, comfortable nor appealing in anyway. It also seems to be a hazard when the room is dark. If not for this issue the room is spacious and comfortable. We look forward to returning.

Stopped in to this new hotel where the grounds sat bear for YEARS, just to take a look. This hotel and it's absolutely gorgeous property is breathtaking. The views & beach with crystal clear blue ocean & it's 2 infinity pools are just as nice. Very close to Tobacco Bay & St. Catherine fort.

It's the only Marriott brand on the island and it doesn't disappoint! The people were great and the room was large with a good sized balcony. Check in met the StR standard of sitting at a desk and ensuring you were well taken care of. The rooms are large but with interesting design choices. Positives are comfortable beds, high end amenities, fluffy towels and comfortable balcony furniture. The soaking tub is nice, but in the middle of the room and the bathroom is separated by two large and difficult to close doors. Not a lot of privacy. The hotel is only a few years old and in great condition. Wonderful lobby and bar with great sushi (Bermuda has surprisingly amazing sushi; almost on every menu), two good pools (family and adults-only with a hot tub) and direct beach access. Service outside was a little slow, but always friendly. The restaurant is Lina for breakfast and lunch, and then converts to BLT Steak for dinner. As Platinum members, we were given a much appreciated room upgrade, but more importantly generously included breakfast buffet for 2 every day. We brought my son so he was $16-$25 per day, plus service charge and that was it.. Very good buffet selection. No egg station, but servers would take orders and bring them too you inclusive of the buffet. The hotel is in a great location and walkable into St George's (15 mins). In the evening there's a complimentary shuttle service to take you into town and back for dinner. It runs every 15 mins or so - the driver Ian is fantastic. There's a good selection of dining in St George's and plenty of history during the day. The hotel will happily arrange a taxi for travels to the airport and further afield (cash only.. $25ish to the airport and back / $40 ish to the aquarium). The St Regis sits on the location where the first 150 settlers from the wrecked Sea Venture first setup camp. The hotel should do a little more to recognize this, and their neighbors. Next door is the excellent Fort St Catherine museum (which hotel guests get free entry), also the Achilles restaurant where we had a delicious dinner one night.

Enjoyed every second of our stay at The St. Regis! The property was pristine - gorgeous views everywhere you turn! Perfect setting with the beautiful beach, infinity pools, restaurant/bars etc. The staff went above and beyond to make sure we had the ultimate experience. Can’t wait to come back someday.

First off, the pros: the staff members we interacted with were all lovely and kind and the upgrade we received was appreciated. Likewise, the beach was beautiful, and the food in the hotel was very good to excellent. The cons: for a newish hotel, there are certain areas that need improvement. Some of the exterior lights did not work at night, the room felt damp throughout the two days we stayed there, and housekeeping rolled up a wet bathmat and left it for the next day, rather than replacing it with a dry one (as they did with towels). Would not be worth mentioning were it not for the cost of this place. At this price point, one expects slightly better. But worst of all, the very fun sabering of the champagne was a sabering of a bottle of prosecco. First world problems, I know. But tragic nonetheless... A nice place to stay, we'd probably return, but before doing so we'd likely try the Loren or one-two others places on island.