Royal Palms

Bermuda


Sitting amid lush landscaped gardens, filled with banana and citrus trees and fragrant with blooming oleander and frangipani, the two 19th-century manor buildings are full of Old World charm. Contemporary touches include iPod docks in rooms, tear-shaped pool, and facilities for business travelers. Rooms are bright and airy, with high ceilings, and there's an excellent restaurant on-site.


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1. Queen Elizabeth Park

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2. Bermuda Historical Society Museum

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3. Bermuda National Gallery

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4. City Hall & Arts Centre

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5. Holy Trinity Cathedral

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6. Sessions House

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7. Fort Hamilton

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