Because my family is from Bermuda we used to go almost every year, now since they came up with the stupid rule that you can't bring children during certain months we have not gone nearly as often. Because in my family we have two very well behaved children, and whenever we go no children have ever caused a disturbance we find it very hard to fathom why they would not allow children through certain months. None the less it is a amazing hotel that we keep returning to.

My husband and I stayed at the Cambridge in January 2012 for six days for our honeymoon. The Cambridge resort is pretty and private, and the view from our cottage was gorgeous, but the negative aspects of the Cambridge and its price outweighed the good.

The two aspects of the Cambridge that I enjoyed were the lovely, private cottage (we stayed at the Sunset: good-sized private pool, spacious sitting area, and wonderful bathroom) and the friendly breakfast and cottage service staff. However, the rest of the service we received was below my expectations. The management staff did nothing when I got food poisoning from their food except try to deflect blame. (For the two days before I got violently sick, I had only eaten food prepared in the Cambridge kitchen.) The housekeeping service was average to inadequate. We walked into our cottage one day to find that the housekeeping staff had broken a wine glass. Two days later, my husband stepped on a big piece of glass. Housekeeping never replenished the toiletries, even when we asked, in person, three times. Lastly, Cambridge is far away from any of the sights or activities in Bermuda, which is great for privacy, but difficult for sightseeing (which you'd think was relatively easy on a 2 mile by 21 mile island). I thought the hotel would arrange shuttle tours or some other coordinated transportation or events, but when I asked the front desk, they offered no such help or advice. I would only recommend Cambridge to people who do not plan to leave their hotel for the duration of their trip and who are not overly concerned with value. I loved that cottage, but I don't think the whole experience is worth the price.

The staff make a big contribution to enjoyment of this place. It's a lovely location with nice rooms and suites. Parts of the resort are tired and desperately in need of an uplift. For a 4 star hotel some of the furnishings and equipment in the rooms are cheap and faulty. The New Year's gala was appallingly overpriced and very third rate, however.

An overall nice stay in the company of nice people and staff

most excellent setting with discrete cottage accomodation. The 9 beaches and 2 pools provide wonderful clear safe swimming -also fishing. the service is excellent and there is a plesant village within easy walking distance with pub and restaurants. not a place for children. we shall return