Large resort with indoor pool sauna and steam rooms. Outside pool also available (not heated) Good breakfast with large choice. Staff were very friendly. Taxes are charged on room on check out and 17.5% gratuity added on all food and drink in the resort which is consumed. A small strip of beach on resort to use and many coves added a picture. Supermarket and Mr chicken takeaway 10 min walk away to purchase food. In regards to Bermuda cars cannot be hired by tourist only electric cars which are roughly $ 150 a day or a scooter at $90 this is available at the resort. There is also a bus stop near by to take you to Hamilton which is 40 minutes away and $5 dollars per adult for a single ticket each way and very easy to use.

My birthday was Friday February 5th and I wanted to have a good massage and relaxing atmosphere to spend the weekend. I will admit Cambridge wasn't my first choice as I had never set food on the property before, but I thought their local rates were very good, there was also a spa special going on for the month of February. So I decided to give it a try. Let me say I am in LOVE with the place. The property gives you an old school island feeling and the views are priceless. The spa was great, I had a male masseuse, magic hands. I rented a one bedroom waterside cottage. It was airy spacious and very modern inside. The staff were seemingly sparse BUT very very attentive. From housekeeping to roomservice, no request was denied and every need was met very timely. The food was amazing as well and did not break the pockets. I found the menu very reasonable, they also have a meal package add on. I initially booked from the 4th to 6th, but extended my stay one extra night. I did not want to leave. It far exceeded my expectations. My new favorite place. I will be back soon.

Fabulous eight night stay at the beginning of the season. Beautiful resort, all but surrounded by water, and boasting two which became three lovely restaurants, an outdoor and indoor pool and a spa. All the food we ate was well prepared and beautifully presented and the fine dining Tamarisk restaurant (which may now be called something else) was absolutely excellent. The staff are friendly and professional. A very relaxing place to stay, comfortable and with almost every facility one could want. The hotel’s USP is its’ beautiful location but this is also a major disadvantage depending on what you want as the location is relatively remote. We found difficulty one evening getting a taxi back from the Dockyard area when no cruise ship was in. No management was evident to us at any time during our stay. It might have been nice to have addressed some of the following points personally! We felt that the hotel has poor communications. We were handed a newsletter on arrival. However, during our stay, a new restaurant (Shutters) was opened, there was a Mother’s Day brunch and a 5 course candlelit supper, none of which we were advised of or appeared in the newsletter - which we found strange. On our final bill, charges included dinner drinks at Sunken Harbor and breakfast at Shoreline and also lunch at Pastel - but since none of these places existed during our stay, this was rather confusing. The breakfast waiting staff did not seem to understand the concept of poached eggs and toast being served at the same time and toast often came 10 minutes after the eggs! There were different staff on the hotel reception desk but two in particular, we found repeatedly were fairly miserable and somewhat laid back. This was in contrast to most of the serving staff who were friendly, energetic and attentive. Reception is an important area and this does not give a good impression. Our room was clean and comfortable but across several days, we returned after a day out to find a mixture of shampoo, hand towels and face flannels missing and then had to wait some time for these to arrive when requested. Surely a check list would address this. While the restaurant menus had a reasonable number of options, the choice was very heavily weighted towards seafood which my wife and I don’t eat. We would have appreciated a few more non seafood options. Berries were unavailable four breakfasts in a row and any pizza and Caesar Salad was unavailable at Shutters the lunch time we ate there which we found disappointing. This is a beautiful hotel charging premium prices and one expects management to be on top of all these relatively minor points.