Rosedon - Adults Only from Jan 2025

This was our first trip to Bermuda and the Rosedon was an excellent choice. The location was a reasonable walking distance to downtown shopping and connections to transit everywhere. The property was well maintained and the room was comfortable and quiet. Breakfast on the porch and dining indoors on cool nights was great, and the food was excellent. Other restaurants are within walking distance. Staff were helpful with touring arrangements and wait staff ( Kash and his co-workers) went out of their way to make each meal special. Great 5 night stay.

Small boutique hotel that has captured our hearts. The position of this hotel affords easy access to Hamilton by foot. The Huckleberry Restaurant run by Chef Damien and his kitchen has competence, creativity, flavor and attention to detail for breakfast, lunch and dinner! They went above and beyond to help me with food selections that accommodated my allergies. Every morning our family met on the gorgeous veranda for breakfast. Try all the dishes they are superb . The pool area and lounge areas are beautiful! At the heart of every great hotel is its staff. From management to their support staff they are the ones that remember your name and ask how you are doing and can they help in any way. Outgoing and thoughtful. We are already planning our next family get together next year here.

We are in our 70s, and have stayed at Horizons (closed), Coral Beach Club (private club; as guest), Ariel Sands (closed), Pompano Beach, Southampton Princess (closed), Hamilton Princess, and the Rosedon. Rosedon is our favorite. We love the location, the food, the grounds, and, especially, the staff. Our special thanks to Matt, Homer, Kash, Peter, Daniel, Anil, Francis, Damien and everyone else we met whose name I can't remember! To a person, the staff was warmhearted, friendly, and competent. What a solid and well trained team! Finally, the food at Huckleberry's was outstanding, without being over the top silly. Unfortunately, I cannot say the same about the island. Over the decades we've noticed a steady decline in the once-special Bermuda ambience. High finance, especially insurance, has replaced tourism as Bermuda's backbone. And it shows. More traffic, more noise, more litter, (and many more sloppily dressed cruise passengers). Even the once gorgeous Botanical Gardens suffers greatly from neglect (except for the new café, which is a fun visit). If we visit Bermuda again we will be staying at the Rosendon! Candy & Preston/Marblehead