Set on the South Shore, The Reefs provides an elegant escape with a beachfront location and chic accommodations. Named number one in the region by Conde Nast Traveler readers, the hotel is near several golf courses and the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo. Charming rooms and suites feature Bermudian style, along with modern amenities from free Wi-Fi to flat-screen TVs and DVD players. The coffee/teamakers and minifridges offer extra convenience. Some suites have patios or balconies, and Jacuzzi tubs. There are many things to experience at The Reefs from two pools and tennis to La Sirena Spa. Kayaks, paddle boards and snorkeling gear are also available for guests. Breakfast is served at Ocean Echo, while Coconuts features a casual lunch menu. The Lounge & Terrace features entertainment, and Aqua Terrace puts a creative spin on steak and seafood. The hotel is near the Royal Navy Dockyard and Dolphin Quest.
Unlike other hotels, The Reefs is located right on the beach making it super convenient to the sand and surf. Guests don’t have to take a shuttle to another location; they just get up and go to the private beach, or head to the oceanfront Coconuts restaurant to enjoy stunning views without the crowds.
The people who work at this hotel are highly attentive and accommodating. Guests regularly notice the warmth and hospitality of the staff, known for going out of their way to help guests get around the island. From the front desk to the bellmen, everyone seems to be always willing to assist.
Sunday brunch at The Reefs is quite a hit for hotel guests and locals alike. Peole rave about the huge selection from traditional breakfast faves like Eggs Benedict and omelets to pasta, salad and fresh seafood, as well as fresh fruit and a bunch of desserts. Happy diners recommend that everyone add this experience to their list of things to do in Bermuda.
Guests gripe that the hotel’s advertised king beds are actually two twin beds pushed together. The awkward configuration makes it very uncomfortable and difficult to get a good night’s sleep.
Given the location of the hotel on a high cliff, there are lots of stairs for guests to take especially if they want to go to the private beach and the oceanfront restaurant Coconuts. People with physical limitations might find going back and forth challenging.
Depressing is how the gym at the hotel has been described, primarily because it is so small. So guests expecting a whole bunch of exercise equipment and space might want to lower their expectations.
Yes, The Reefs offers 2 pool areas.
No, The Reefs doesn’t allow pets.
Yes, The Reefs provides Parking, Accessible parking for guests.
Check-in at The Reefs is available from: . Check-out time is by .
The Reefs is located in 56 South Shore Road, , Cross Bay, Bermudas.
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