Best Hotels with Airport Shuttle Service in Bermuda

A hit with guests since opening in 2009, this newly renovated, 92-room luxury resort set in the "Jewel of the Atlantic" is praised by travelers for its sophisticated atmosphere. Located on Bermuda's northeastern edge, Rosewood Bermuda boasts views of Castle Harbour, Harrington Sound and the Atlantic Ocean. Guest rooms are airy and modern, ornamented in neutral shades with stone and wood accents. Some suites come equipped private fireplaces, dining areas and wet bars. Once you're feeling refreshed, head to the Sense spa for a treatment or hit the links at the 18-hole Tucker's Point Golf Club. Recent visitors praise this Rosewood outpost's refined ambience and the kid-oriented Rose Buds program, which caters to youngsters with golf, cooking and tennis lessons. At the end of the day, chow down at one of the four distinct on-site restaurants. Guests only complaint – the high prices.

Flanking Hamilton's harbor, the Hamilton Princess Hotel & Beach Club combines Old World charm with modern touches. Guest rooms feature island-inspired decor with colorful printed accents, wooden furniture and Keurig coffee makers. Some accommodations also include a balcony or terrace. By day, you can unwind at one of the two outdoor heated pools. Or, for a bit more adventure, take advantage of the water sports and boat rentals located at the property's marina. Those traveling with children can take advantage of the per hour babysitting as well as toys, goggles and other pool amenities for kids. When it's time for a meal, the property offers four restaurant options ranging from casual to upscale. Though recent guests give the property's optimal location – just steps from Hamilton's versatile shops, restaurants and beaches – high marks, they note that room rates and on-site dining options are pricey.

The Fairmont Southampton sits on Bermuda's south shore, overlooking miles of pink sand and calm turquoise waters. Travelers staying in one of the Fairmont Southampton's 593 spacious guest rooms have access to their own private balconies, marble bathrooms and fully stocked minibars. Visitors suggest splurging on a room in the exclusive Fairmont Gold section of the hotel for optimal golf course and harbor views. Another point of praise for recent travelers: the kids club, which offers daily arts and crafts sessions and complimentary beach toys. While the kiddos are having fun, adults have plenty of facilities to take advantage of as well, like the Fairmont's 18-hole golf course and the full-service Willow Stream Spa. Golfers are also granted prime tee time access at Riddell's Bay Golf and Country Club, due to Fairmont Hotels & Resorts' exclusive partnership. Afterward, wind down with a meal at one of the Fairmont's many on-site eateries.

Standing over the brilliant blue waters of Hamilton Harbor, in Paget, the Newstead Belmont Hills Golf Resort & Spa offers luxury-seekers spectacular vistas in an intimate setting. This resort touts upscale facilities like the award-winning Blú at Belmont Hills (guests love the seafood menu) and the 18-hole golf course (lodgers are granted one complimentary round of golf per day). Guest rooms are equipped with private balconies, whirlpool tubs, free Wi-Fi and minifridges, while one- and two-bedroom suites also come with kitchens and separate living areas. When you're not in your digs, pamper yourself with spa treatments or take the plunge into Newstead's outdoor infinity pool, which recent guests describe as a very relaxing way to spend the day.

Perched above southern Bermuda's pink-sand beaches, The Reefs Resort & Club earns high praise from guests for jaw-dropping ocean views and spacious accommodations. Guest rooms boast private patios, king-size beds and seating areas with pull-out couches. Multiroom suites and private cottages can accommodate larger groups and come equipped with gourmet kitchens and airy living rooms (some even feature private outdoor hot tubs). When you're not relaxing at La Serena Spa, you can play a round of tennis or golf, or set sail to surrounding islands. Most guests describe the resort as charming and conveniently located. However, some say the three dining establishments could use some more variety given their exorbitant costs, while others say the rooms could use a refurbishment.