The Reefs Resort and Club

First vacation in 10 years; first trip to Bermuda. My wife & I were looking for a resort that offered everything (fine dining, a beautiful and easily accessible beach, upscale accommodations, scenic views) so we did not have to leave the resort. We wanted this to be a relaxing, stress-free experience. It surpassed our expectations. We are already planning our return trip

Just returned from our very first trip to Bermuda. We fell in love with the island and The Reefs Resort. The positive: this small, family owned and operated resort is top notch. We met David, Sr the owner, during check in and then again at dinner. He is the nicest man, who obviously cares about the resort and its guests. We stayed in one of the cliff junior suites. Unobstructed view of the ocean is incredible. I could sit all day on the balcony just listening to the ocean. Cliff rooms are steps away from the beach and the Coconuts restaurant, which makes it a perfect location. Rooms are clean and spacious. Bed is very comfortable. The pull out couch is ok for a child not super comfortable for older teens or adults. The food: OMG!! THE FOOD!! As a foodie, I don’t usually have high expectations for resort food. Not so at the Reefs!! Both (newly redesigned) Solaris and Coconuts were outstanding!! The food is pricey, I highly recommend getting the meal plan. Best deal on the island!! Breakfast (full buffet and a la carte options available) is scrumptious! Afternoons tea with sandwiches and pastries is a great touch. (All meals except lunch are included in the meal plan). The pool is clean but small. I imagine it gets very crowded during high season. The private beach is gorgeous. Beach staff sets up chairs and umbrellas every morning. Complementary rentals of Kayaks, snorkeling masks, etc available for guests. And finally huge shoutout to the staff!! Especially Wyman, Ryan and Oleksandr at the Solaris and Coconuts!!! Staff is who make this resort great: always friendly, attentive and eager to please. The only downside of the Reefs is that it’s not close to anything. To get anywhere, you need a taxi (expensive) or a public bus (great option but takes a while). You can rent a 2-person scooter if you are comfortable driving on the wrong side of the road 😀 One suggestion for owners to consider: if you could provide a shuttle for guests to main attractions (dockyard, Hamilton, the caves) even if once a day, that would be a tremendous selling point.

The Reefs is fortunate to have a spectacular location and it seems all rooms have a beautiful view. In addition, the staff across the property is second to none. Food is excellent (as is the view while eating) and no more expensive than elsewhere on the island. We had a fabulous time and look forward to returning soon.