Hotels near L.F. Wade Intl. Airport (BDA)

"Great "

"Everything was great"

"Overall paradise! "

"All great. Staff is wonderful !!!"

"I’ve stayed at Hamilton Princess many times. The property is clean and the staff is polite and attentive. Location is close to shopping and transportation. Love this hotel!"

"Loved it"

"It's pretty much one of the least expensive places to stay in Bermuda. That being said - it is next to a very cute diner with excellent food at fair prices. It has a full size fridge and stove. We bought groceries at the market which was within walking distance. It is right on the bus route so you can catch a bus to the beaches or anywhere on the island. I suggest getting a bus pass. Its a great deal with unlimited rides on ferry and buses. Its also very close (a short bus ride) from Warwick Long's Bay beach which is my favorite on the island. The only issue was the AC was struggling to keep up. We stayed cool but not cold during out visit. The weather was very hot though. Consider this place if you are on a budget based on the good location, economical food options nearby and the price. "

"beautiful oceanfront"

"Very clean, spacious Habourview cottage with a breathtaking view of the harbour. The two storey, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, kitchen, living room was ideal for 3 of us. Generous supply of towels, even for the pools. Wall air conditioner in every room (which was essential and very comfortable.) Front desk staff very helpful for booking taxi tours and taxi to airport, and answering our many questions. Curtis, the shuttle driver, gave us a quick tour of the tip of the island as we were checking in early, prior to cottage being ready, and he drove us to the cottage with our luggage, then dropped us in town right at our restaurant for dinner. The shuttle was available Mon, Wed, Fri while we were there, and wish it were also available Tues and Thurs. Very close to small grocery stores - one about a one minute walk from the hotel. The walk away from the hotel is easy as it's downhill and takes mere minutes to walk into St George's where there are a variety of restaurants, some shops and a historical wharf. This is also where you catch the ferry to the Dockyards. But be forewarned that the walk back to the hotel is a steep incline to the lobby or there is also a set of stairs that can be accessed from Old Maid's Lane - I'm guessing about 75 steps. It was a wonderful stay and this hotel is a gem. Hope there are plans to reinstate the restaurant as it is currently closed."