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Bermuda: Third Time's a Charm?
With sun, sand as soft as sifted flour, and blue-green water, the island is pretty appealing--despite what I'd been saying for years.
  |   May 2007 issue

Lodging and Restaurants
Bermuda has many B&Bs and small inns; below are a few recommended ones. Another hotel worth a look is the relatively new 9 Beaches, a compound of tented cabins, some of which are overwater. Note: Many hotels and restaurants put a service charge on the bill automatically, so make sure you're not tipping twice.

Lodging


(Buff Strickland)

  • Salt Kettle House 441/236-0407, from $120
  • Greenbank Guesthouse & Cottages 441/236-3615, greenbankbermuda.com, from $125
  • Robin's Nest Guest Apartments 441/292-4347, robinsnestbda.com, from $150
  • 9 Beaches 866/841-9009, 9beaches.com, from $185
  • Food

  • Mickey's Bistro & Bar Elbow Beach, 60 South Shore Rd., 441/236-9107, chicken and mango salad at lunch $19
  • Bistro J Chancery Lane, Hamilton, 441/296-8546, entrées from $20
  • Silk 55 Front St., Hamilton, 441/295-0449, entrées from $22
  • Lemon Tree Café Queen St., Hamilton, 441/292-0235, sandwiches from $5
  • Rock Island Coffee 48 Reid St., Hamilton, 441/296-5241

  • Note: This story was accurate when it was published. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
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