Aunt Nea's Inn at Hillcrest

Frommer's Review

The only true B&B inn in historic St. George, this inviting place is now better than ever following a major overhaul, in 1998, and annual improvements since then. The early-18th-century house stands on a hill off Old Maid's Lane. In 1804, the Irish poet Thomas Moore roomed here for several weeks. He developed a passion for Nea Tucker next door and wrote several romantic verses for her.

Owners Delaey Robinson and Andrea Dismont have given the rooms names such as "Green Turtle" and "Queen Conch," which represent many of the natural treasures of Bermuda. Each room is uniquely furnished, with four-poster beds constructed of tropical hardwoods or wrought iron, and complementary armoires and accent pieces. Four rooms have whirlpools; the others come with shower units. Smoking is not allowed. Three beaches with great watersports are within 10 minutes on foot.

Facilities:
Nonsmoking rooms

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