In the Press
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This Historic Bermuda Hotel Got a Makeover in Time for Its 100th Birthday in 2023
tripsavvy | October 11, 2022
"It’s set on a 23-acre peninsula jutting into the Atlantic Ocean, giving it not one but four private beaches for guests."
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The Times | September 22, 2022
"Cambridge Beaches has a unique, Alice in Wonderland-esque charm. The ultra-chic resort is made up entirely of cottage-style accommodation — some of which are over 100 years old — so you get the feel of an intimate boutique hotel but with all the benefits of staying at a resort."
The Sunken Harbor Club Heads to Bermuda
Food & Wine | September 1, 2022
"It may seem ironic to bring a faux-tropical bar to a tropical island, but on Friday, September 2, an outpost of Brooklyn's Sunken Harbor Club – the acclaimed tiki bar on the upper level of Gage & Tollner – will open in Bermuda's Cambridge Beaches hotel."
This Iconic Bermuda Resort With 4 Private Beaches Now Has Stunning Ocean-view Villas and a Brooklyn-imported Cocktail Bar
Travel + Leisure | July 25, 2022
"Bermuda's Cambridge Beaches resort dates back to the 17th century, but it just got a major redesign, including two new restaurants and the Bermudian chapter of Brooklyn's Sunken Harbor Club."
Cambridge Beaches, a One-of-a-Kind Resort Arrives on Bermuda
Women's Wear Daily | July 23, 2022
"Cambridge Beaches is truly the last Bermuda-style resort on the island — the architecture, beaches, coves and gardens all tell a story about Bermuda that is unique and special.”
The rebirth of Hotel Chelsea – and three other legendary hotels
Financial Times | May 22, 2022
"Bermuda without Cambridge Beaches is, for many, unimaginable. The gracious 99-year-old resort, with four stretches of pinkish-white sand, two private coves and sweet guest cottages (a few of them dating back to the 17th century) dotting a 23-acre peninsula, embodies the charms of the island like almost no other address on it."