Articles of category "Bermuda Hotel Association"

Bermuda has the highest standard of living in the western hemisphere, and, as such, the island's recreational options maintain a certain elite appeal. Many of Bermuda's beaches are distinctly pink with a talcum powder consistency due to reddish-tinged micro-organisms living in the reefs. Anchoring the eastern half of the island, the quaint township of St. George was recently awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site status. Self-guided tours are a must along the rambling streets to take in the many intimate museums, churches, and gardens.

Bermuda offers a wide variety of accommodations to suit visitors, which range from large, full service resort hotels with spas, swimming pools, and beaches to bed and breakfasts, or tiny guest houses. Uniquely Bermudian cottage colonies comprise separate cottages that offer privacy and all the services of Bermuda resort hotels.