The Best Hotels Near Azura Bermuda, by the Record
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A clifftop boutique resort on Bermuda's South Shore, where the rooms are done in white, yellow, and the specific shade of blue that the Atlantic insists you name after it. Private balconies are standard, and a winding path drops you down to a saltwater infinity pool at sea level. The social center is the Terrace Pool above, ringed by an all-day restaurant. No permanent spa, but treatments come to you.
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Private access to Pink Beach is the sort of amenity that sounds made up until you're actually standing on it. This sleek, Michelin Key resort in Tucker's Town keeps the interiors sharp and modernist, the suites large with private terraces and freestanding tubs, and the scene quietly glamorous. A Sisley spa, two pools, a seafood restaurant, and a cocktail lounge round things out, which is a lot of infrastructure for a place that sells itself mostly on one pink stretch of sand.
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A wall near reception tracks returning guests by nickname, "Teeners" for ten visits and up, and yes, two couples have hit 85. This cottage resort sits on a private peninsula in Sandys Parish, pastel bungalows fanned across grounds with four beaches, two coves, and an infinity pool that looks straight out over Mangrove Bay. The spa runs on Caudalie, three al fresco restaurants face the water, and the Sunken Harbour bar handles the tropical cocktails.
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Pink sand frontage, a private beach club, an eighteen-hole golf course, and a dive center: Rosewood Bermuda is a full-scale resort that doesn't ask you to leave unless you want to. The British colonial style runs all the way through, newly built but nowhere near modern, and even the entry-level rooms stretch past five hundred square feet with freestanding tubs. It holds a Michelin Key. East Coast travelers note the flight is ninety minutes.
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Every evening a butler sabres a champagne bottle at the St. Regis Bermuda Resort, which sets the tone for a property that leans into ritual over novelty. The resort sits on St. Catherine's Beach at the quieter end of St. George's Island, 120 rooms with butler service, a spa, golf, BLT Steak, and Bermuda's first casino, all arranged around a stretch of pink sand that does most of the persuading on its own.