Just stayed there for 2 nights in dec. 2004, Mrs. pats son met us at house and then we were on our own, help yourself type breakfast in kitchen very nice, short walk to downtown and bus, upon leaving mrs. pat made calls to friends and determined our flight was delayed and saved the day. thanks mrs. pat.(owner)

I'm writing this 6 months after our stay at The Little Pomander and can tell you that we had such a bizarre stay, it is still fresh in my mind. First of all, we made our reservations to stay at The Little Pomander, but when we got there, they checked us in to the house next door. As best we could figure out during our stay, this was not a part of the B&B at all, but was a spare bedroom of the cranky lady who lives next door. If The Little Pomander had been fully booked, I'd have rather that they told me when I booked and I'd have chosen to stay at another B&B or hotel.

We named it "Old Mother Hubbard's Cupboard" because the room itself was narrow and decorated as if by someone's grandmother. The bathroom was absolutely awful- extremely small with a yucky shower and no supplies. The cranky lady complained when my husband tried to smoke out in the backyard; instead, he had to go back over to the Little Pomander's backyard, where by this time, we felt like we didn't belong there.

The innkeeper at The Little Pomander was rare to find, and didn't help us at all. Our stay was supposed to be fun as we were supposed to stay there with another couple. Strangely, that couple got a room in the inn itself (though their room was no great shakes either). If I ever go back to Bermuda I will undoubted stay somewhere else.

My boyfriend and I stayed here for three night in October 2003. The Inn Keeper was very helpful in supplying maps and recommendations as what to do and on which days to do it, taking into consideration the weather forcast. Our room was cozy and the bed was very comfortable, in fact we checked the brand name just before leaving as I was needing a new mattress at home. The little 'peepers' (frogs) were singing every night. The first night it made it a little difficult to sleep, the second night it was enjoyable to hear them, and on our last night I felt I would miss the pleasant sound they make. We were within a five minute walk to the bus and about a 15 minute walk to downtown Hamilton. All in all a nice visit.