I have no idea what happened to this place since the other review posted here, but as of May 2003 - run. Run fast. The room was filthy - an ocean view means nothing if the windows are too dirty to look out of and won't open. The pots and pans were sitting in a pile of dirt. There were dead bugs everywhere and the air conditioner was broken. The room reeked of this sickly sweet air freshener. We didn't think the sheets had been changed from the last guests. I actually did not want to touch the couch. On top of that, the management was crazy - literally. When we went to ask for a better (e.g., clean) room, we weren't able to get a straight answer out of them. We decided to go back to the room and make a go of it, but when we got back to our room we found out that they told the maid (who wasn't very clean herself) to go to our room and pack up our stuff - without telling us. she basically threw our things into bags at random. We left as soon as a cab would take us away - and at least 4 other rooms did the same arrival and turn around while we were there. We ended up at Munro beach which was about the same price but could have been on a different planet. We almost cried when we saw how clean the room there was.

My wife and I stayed one week at Clear View in October 2002. This hotel is beautifully situated on Bermuda's north shore between Hamilton and St. George. Our spacious room had a balcony overlooking the ocean, from which we enjoyed some beautiful sunsets. We had a stove with an oven, refrigerator, and cable tv. We found the staff to be friendly and helpful. The atmosphere was decidedly layed back. The Bermuda Railway Trail ran through the property, great for walks. Ther was a well stocked supermarket less than a mile away. There were two pools, but no beach. The nearest beach was Shelly Bay, about a mile west. There was a very attractive restaurant called the Landfall, but alas, the food was less than spectacular and over-priced, even for Bermuda.