Cambridge Beaches Resort & Spa
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Four private beaches, chic cottages, shipwreck treasures & Bermudian cuisine
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30 Kings Point Road Somerset MA, 02, Bermuda Get directions
Four private beaches, chic cottages, shipwreck treasures & Bermudian cuisine
30 Kings Point Road Somerset MA, 02, Bermuda Get directions
"Set on a 23-acre peninsula, this resort has four private beaches and ocean views." - Paris Wilson
"Celebrating its centenary after a full revamp, the resort’s iconic pink cottages, four bars and restaurants, two-tiered pool, and expansive grounds now include four private beaches and a brand-new Sunken Harbor Club filled with shipwreck treasures. The 86 newly chic cottages use coral and seafoam palettes and vintage-inspired umbrellas and lounge chairs populate the refurbished pool area while Bermudian-rooted cuisine—like honey-glazed duck breast and miso-marinated black cod—complements inventive cocktails." - Lauren Burvill
"On Bermuda’s quieter west end, this historic resort’s 2023 revamp ushered its iconic pink cottages, four bars and restaurants, two-tiered pool, and expansive grounds with four private beaches smartly into the present while preserving architectural details that date to the 1600s. Expect 86 newly chic cottages in coral and seafoam green with dark wood statement beds, quirky rattan chairs, and boldly patterned textiles; a refurbished pool scene shaded by pastel scalloped umbrellas and anchored by a shell-encrusted back bar; and the brand-new Sunken Harbor Club—an outpost of the Brooklyn original—decorated with shipwreck treasures rescued by diving legend Teddy Tucker and serving Bermudian-rooted dishes like shark hash and plantain-stuffed wild boar alongside classic island cocktails and new creations by barmaster St. John Frizell." - CNT Editors, Shannon McMahon
"A 1923 Bermuda classic that received a Brooklyn-style redesign balancing historic preservation (stone walls, cedar beams, pink exteriors) with a vibrant tropical interior refresh. The 86 rooms and cottages now showcase coral and turquoise palettes, local art, and quirky fabrics, while guests enjoy four secluded private beaches, an infinity-edge pool, ornamental gardens, pickleball and croquet lawns, a revamped spa, and a collaboration with Brooklyn’s Sunken Harbor Club offering inventive cocktails and a restaurant led by chef James Wambui." - Laura Begley Bloom
"Perched on a 23-acre peninsula jutting into the Atlantic, this historic, century-old resort blends its original architecture with a 2022 overhaul by Dovetail + Co: 86 whimsical, tropical-style pink cottages now feature private outdoor seating areas, private entrances, and water views. I appreciate that the property offers four private beaches (rare for Bermuda), a redesigned pool area, spa, and four restaurants and bars—including The Sunken Harbor Club—and that golf carts help guests navigate the spread, though the resort is a few miles from Bermuda’s busier spots." - Lydia Mansel Lydia Mansel Lydia Mansel is a writer with more than eight years of experience editing and writing for both brands and online publications—with a particular focus on travel, fashion, and lifestyle. She’s also the founder of the travel site justpacked.com. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines