Pompano Beach Club

Resort hotel ·

Pompano Beach Club

Resort hotel ·

Ocean view rooms, sandbar access, golf, and included meals

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36 Pompano Beach Rd, SB 03, Bermuda Get directions

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The Best Hotels in Bermuda for Every Kind of Island Vibe | Condé Nast Traveler

"Family-run and perched on Southampton’s far west end, this sprawling cliffside resort is beloved for a uniquely mesmerizing beachfront: a massive sand bar just offshore where, at low tide, you can walk nearly 200 yards through perfectly still, crystal-clear knee-to-chest-deep water and, if you’re lucky, spot the blueish-green pompano that inspired the name. Intergenerational families embrace the all-inclusive ease and constant ocean views, with Port Royal Golf Course right next door." - CNT Editors, Shannon McMahon

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"Golf enthusiasts will find plenty to love at Pompano Beach Club—the family-owned resort is practically next door to the world-famous links of Port Royal. But the former fishing club is also a haven for anglers of every stripe: You can grab a complimentary rod from the hotel staff and wade out nearly 400 yards on the nearby sandbar to cast for bonefish and—what else?—pompano, or charter a vessel to catch yellowfin tuna and mahi-mahi on a deep-sea voyage. Back on land, the 75 guest rooms provide laid-back ambience thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows perfect for enjoying panoramic ocean views. Better still, retire, rum swizzle in hand, to the terrace of the appropriately named Sunset Lounge to take in the postcard-worthy vistas."

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Pompano Beach Club

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Pompano Beach Club, Southampton Parish, Bermuda - Hotel Review | Condé Nast Traveler

"What makes this resort so special? Pompano Beach Club, a family-run Southampton resort, has one of the most unique beachfronts of any resort in Bermuda—one where you’ll likely spend the bulk of your time during your stay, thanks to a massive sand bar located directly off its coastline. At low tide, this is where you can walk nearly 200 yards in knee-to-chest-deep water—which, by the way, is perfectly still and as clear as gin. If you’re lucky, you’ll also spot the fish that give this hotel the other part of its name: blueish-green pompano that call these sand flats home. What's the story behind it? This is the only resort in Bermuda that’s majority-owned by an American family. As the story goes, New Englander Tom Lamb fell in love with Bermuda in the 1950s; he partnered with a Bermudian businessman in 1956 to open what was then a small fishing lodge where guests caught their own dinner. Eventually Lamb bought the hotel outright and expanded it into its current iteration: a sprawling, cliffside property where ocean views abound and intergenerational families embrace its all-inclusive ease. How are the rooms? You won’t be blown away by the room’s basic décor and simple furnishings, but you'll have one of the best ocean views in Bermuda and ample outdoor space, so head to your private balcony and smell the salt air. Since Pompano is on a cliff high above the water, you can look out for miles onto the turquoise Atlantic—make sure you have plenty of storage left in your phone for pics galore. Is there a charge for Wi-Fi? There's free Wi-Fi. Drinking and dining—what are we looking at? Since the room rate also includes breakfast and dinner, it’s likely you’ll be eating onsite for the majority of your stay. But most guests wouldn’t want it any other way, which is why so many folks return to Pompano. Like its rooms, all three restaurants face the ocean; don’t miss dinner at the Ocean Grill, where you’ll be surrounded by three walls of 30-foot-tall floor-to-ceiling windows. How do the staff treat you? Management duties have passed through the Lamb Family tree, many of whom attended the prestigious Cornell Hotel School, ever since this hotel opened in 1956. For them, this is much more than a small resort—it’s their home, and you'll be treated like family. What type of travelers will you find here? Intergenerational families who’ve been visiting Bermuda for years and golfers who’ve come for the proximity to Port Royal Golf Course, just next door. Anything fun to do in the surrounding area? You’ll be on the far west end of Southampton, a 50-minute taxi from the airport and a 35-minute ride into Hamilton. But this is one of the closest hotels to the Royal Naval Dockyard and its family-friendly collection of sites and attractions, so getting to places like the National Museum of Bermuda or the Bermuda Transport Museum will be a breeze. Is there anything you'd change? The rooms could use some TLC in the design department. What have we missed? The main focus of this resort is that gorgeous slice of powdery pink sand and the aforementioned sand bar that extends just beyond it. Explore it by heading straight to the water sports hut where you can rent snorkel gear, glass-bottom kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, and Hobie Cat sailboats. Rather just swim? Make a beeline for the two floating swim platforms, about 100 yards out, where you can relax in absolute seclusion. Bottom line: Worth it? Why? This is one of the few hotels in Bermuda where most meals are included, so if you’re looking for hotel where you won't have to continuously grab your wallet, give this one a whirl." - David LaHuta

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Pompano Beach Club

86 The S.

Google

What this resort lacks in updating and up keep, they certainly made up for with their great service and hospitality. The staff is incredibly friendly and attentive. Service with a smile. The main building is beautiful. Lots of views. Sun sets to the west over the water. You can't beat the location, but you can tell that the property seems a little tired and outdated. VERY CLEAN and VERY NICE but dated. To update the property would elevate everything. We're not incredibly picky when we travel but we find ourselves looking at things from a picky costumers POV. We also take into consideration the "off season" excuse. Anything that may have constituted a complaint, probably could've been corrected if we had addressed it. It's a great bang for your buck. GET THE MEAL PLAN. Food, drinks, and service were all very good. Rooms have a great view. I would recommend this resort with an FYI from a "picky costumers POV"

Alessandra C (.

Google

I was quite pleased with my experience here. The staff were exceptional and provided great hospitality. The location was great with a small but nice beach and pool with a few hot tubs. The meals were good especially dinner. The property is a bit challenging for people with mobility issues as most of the hotel rooms are up high and there is a large hill to climb to access the rooms from the lobby.. luckily the staff do provide a golf cart if necessary 👍 .

Mike F.

Google

An extremely good value for money hotel. Has good restaurants and the hotel meal plan is great value, definitely worth taking. Breakfast is good and the staff are excellent. Take advantage of the shuttle to the bus stops. Beach is small but private down quite a few steps. The site is a bit hilly, but a quiet location. The buildings and decor could benefit from a bit of upkeep and modernization but nothing concerning.

S3753ZYkristenm

Google

We visited Bermuda for the first time for my December birthday. We chose Pompano because of the small size, the fact that it is family owned, the ocean views from all rooms, and the value. It did not disappoint. We stayed in the building by the pool, 2nd floor. The room was large and nicely appointed. The carpets have been replaced by luxury vinyl floors recently. Furniture was in good condition and the bed was comfortable. The bathroom is also large. Everything is very clean and the cleaning staff does a full cleaning every day. The oceanfront balcony was amazing and included 2 lounge chairs, 2 regular chairs, and a small table for drinks. I still dream about watching the gentle turquoise waves go in and out over the light pink sand. The beach is small but lovely with plenty of lounge chairs. Even in December, we were able to take an ocean dip. The pool and the hot tubs are nice. We did the breakfast/dinner plan and every meal was fantastic. We enjoyed both dining rooms. Every course was well prepared with appealing details. The staff is excellent. We especially appreciated Lynda at the front desk and Lynn in the Cedar Room. Mark the bartender at the Sunset Lounge was also fun to talk to. Drink prices are reasonable. The only cons to Pompano: location is far from Hamilton and other attractions but using the bus and taxis works well. Pompano will shuttle you back and forth to the closest bus stop. They will also take you to the closest market. The other con is that they do not seem to acknowledge birthdays or special events. I did not expect any free drinks or flowers but no one said a word even though my husband specifically mentioned it to the staff a few times. ||Overall, Pompano was lovely, relaxing, quiet, and comfortable. Highly recommend if you are looking for a low key Bermuda vacation!

John A.

Google

We sailed many times to Bermuda on cruise ships. Always wanted to just fly down and stay a week to enjoy all Bermuda had to offer. We finally did in March of 2025. Stayed at Pompano!! Best decision we made. Room was fantastic food and service were beyond expectations! This will be a yearly trip going forward!

I6063EMaaronm

Google

As others have said, this hotel is absolutely beautiful. The views are unbelievable, and the beach is stunning. The dinner restaurants are also fantastic, and definitely get the meal plan. The staff is also incredibly friendly and helpful, and really make the place feel wonderful. ||The lunch/pool restaurant is potentially the worst restaurant I've ever eaten at. Every piece of bread or chips are so stale to be nearly inedible. The vegetables look completely unwashed, since they're covered in dirt, and the wraps have so little meat on them they're almost entirely dirty lettuce. You'll get the privilege of paying $25-30 for this. Do not eat at the lunch restaurant. ||The rooms and common areas are definitely dated and run down - this is advertised as a 4-5 star hotel, and it just absolutely shouldn't be. That said, it's still a good value, and you weren't getting a 5 star resort at these prices, they just shouldn't advertise it as one. The pool chairs were new and clean, the pool and hottubs were always clean, the place in general was just run down.

Mrstan

Google

Me and my wife recently stayed here over Christmas week 2025. Accommodations and view were fantastic. We selected the breakfast/dinner plan and it was the perfect choice for us. The food was exceptional each and every day. Service by the staff was excellent. Shuttled us to nearest bus stops and picked us up from front gate made it easy to catch the buses and explore the island.

bcsystems

Google

Pompano Beach Club is a wonderful resort on the west side of Bermuda. If you are playing golf at Port Royal, this is where you want to stay. There are rooms with excellent views of the sunset. There is a small private beach. The pool is heated as well as a few hot tubs. There is a bar and 3 restaurants though off season, they may not all be opened at the same time. While the place could use an update, the two to things that makes this place a 5 star is the unmatched service and great meal plan. The service here is the best I've had anywhere, front desk, wait staff, bar tender, drivers, etc. The meal plan is unbelieveable value $20/person full breakfast and a five course dinner.