Stayed with friends, who occupied several other rooms. The rooms were what I'd expect from a really old inn. The bathrooms had tiny showers with iffy water pressure & temperature. Be careful of the cleaning servers - they turn off your room air conditioner (the old in-window type, no central A/C here) and, if you've gone for the day, you're... more

My wife and I have been to Bermuda 15 times in the past thirty years. In fact, two of the resorts we visited have been, or are in the process of being torn down (Holiday Inn at St. George's, Sonesta Beach, Southampton). Our plan was to stay this year 8/22-29/2009 at St. George's Club (time share) and celebrate our 25th... more

I can’t say enough great things about St. George! What a charming and quaint area of the island. My boyfriend went to Bermuda for business and I got to accompany him for a few days. We decided to fly in a day before he actually had to work so that we could have some time together so were therefore responsible... more

This was the first time my wife and I have been to Bermuda. We had the best time of our lives. Bermuda is (surprisingly) affordable, even with a weak Canadian dollar. The transit system makes navigation of the island a cinch, and the people are great!!! Aunt Nea's Inn is a great place to stay - when you compare apples... more

a little buggy & antique furnishings, fairly clean , no window screens & port old a/c's. friendly hostess & minimal cont. breakfast.not for summer fun but nearly half as $$ in cost. lovely historic town location, quiet except for roosters in a.m.,friendly & safe but long way from many attractions. buses are cheap,clean & everywhere but somewhat uncomfortable due to... more

Most visitors to Bermuda tend to stay near Hamilton. Although that is a nice modern city with good shopping, I find the historic part of Bermuda, St. George's Island, to be far more interesting. But there are not all that many hotels there. Aunt Nea's Inn is a real find: an unusually helpful staff, home-like individually designed rooms, very clean,... more

I had only two night's stay in Bermuda, but I think that Aunt Nea's played a large part in making it a wonderful experience. The Inn is close to the shops, bus stop, and scooter rentals of old St George, yet just far enough up the hill to be quiet and serene. I was greeted by the dog Skye and... more

We thought we would save a few bucks for two nights to stay at this inn and see this end of the Island. Not worth it. Room was small and musty. Bathtub outside the bathroom, a foot from our bed with white plastic shower curtain hanging down. Weird. Lots of ants. Lobby was not airconditioned or ventilated and made for... more

Aunt Nea's was exactley what we were looking for. I was also pleasantly surprised with the grounds as well as the room (Wild Hog). St. George's is a quite, quaint, romantic town and Aunt Nea's fits right in. There is plenty to do in walking distance and the buses are very easy to ride. The people are extremely pleasant and... more