The Best Spa Hotels to Book in Bermuda

This luxury hotel features world-class gym and wellness facilities, as well as two different pools. The Palm Court Pool provides great views of the surrounding area, while the Castle Harbour Pool overlooks the turquoise waters of St George’s Parish. Those same waters make for an excellent snorkeling spot if you wish to explore the sea – so dive in and see if you can spot some blue parrotfish or moray eels.

You won’t need to worry about accidentally missing leg day at the Loren. This hotel features a 24-hour gym – stocked with the latest facilities – so fitness fanatics can get in their workout sessions at whatever time is most convenient to them. Guests can also attend morning or evening yoga sessions on top of the Loren’s rooftop terrace – and even book a private one-to-one session with the resort’s resident yoga master.

La Serena – the in-house facility at the Reefs Hotel and Club – was declared the best on the islands by Bermudan Magazine in 2013 and 2014. The treatments here are a little different from other spas in Bermuda as they use exclusive products from Shankara – a wellness brand that blends herbs and oils from the west and the east. Guests can relax in one of eight spacious treatment rooms.

There aren’t many places where you walk past an original Pablo Picasso on your way to a full body massage, but Hamilton Princess & and Beach Club isn’t like most resorts. The hotel considers itself an alternative art space and features a constantly changing collection of works from some of the biggest names in modern art. When you’re done marveling at the masterpieces, you can check out the fitness center or take a stroll to the nearby Princess Marina.

What could be better for the mind, body and soul than a range of wellness treatments in your own private lagoon? The Natura Spa in Grotto Bay is situated inside a tranquil, unaltered cave – where you can enjoy massages and yoga classes in a natural environment. The dripping waters of the cave soothes the senses and heightens relaxation and if you take a peer at the waters below, you might even see a passing school of fish.

Golf is a sport that lets its players appreciate the surrounding scenery. If you’re staying at the Newstead Belmont Hills resort, you’ll get a free round at the hotel’s top-class course, so you can take in some stunning views while working on your swing. After you’ve finished your game, stop by the wellness center for a range of treatments. You can brag to your masseuse about your eagle on hole 13 if you like – the staff will be polite enough to believe you.

Spa del Sol at Pompano Beach Club overlooks the resort’s scenic waterfront. After you’ve been suitably relaxed by a range of treatments, head down to that same waterfront and soak up some rays. This resort’s private beach contains a heated oceanfront pool as well as three jacuzzis. If you’re after something more active, check out the game room and tennis courts, or play some pickleball – which is essentially tennis for people who can’t play tennis.

The rooftop garden at the Azura Bermuda has a perfect view of the hotel’s private beach, making it a great location for a yoga session. However, if you’d rather stay out of the sun, you can also use the yoga mats in the Azura Studio – a workout center located next to the hotel’s gym facility. Once you’re done working out, you can get in some sunbathing at the private beach, or wander down to Elbow Beach or Horseshoe Bay – which are both nearby.