1 Nea’s Alley, St George’s, GE 05, Bermuda
Aunt Nea’s Inn is an East End delight. It’s hidden on the outskirts of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of St. George. The guest house features 9 rooms equipped with high speed WiFi and plush bedroom and bathroom amenities. Famed for its stunning harbor views and recreational grounds, the property most notably boasts easy access to a wealth of nearby beaches and cultural activities.
The range of nearby beaches, restaurants, and cultural activities makes Aunt Nea’s Inn the perfect place for families to explore Bermuda’s East End, while maintaining excellent transportation links to the City of Hamilton 30 minutes away.
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The colonial architecture, historical charm, boutique, and friendly setting make Aunt Nea’s Inn one of the most unique accommodations Bermuda has to offer. Located in the heart of St. George’s, guests can take a short stroll almost anywhere. Beaches, shops, restaurants, the bus stop, historic sites, and grocery stores are all within a 5-15 minute walk from the Inn.
Aunt Nea’s Inn underwent a complete restoration inside and out, a few years ago. Rooms are modernly furnished, yet still, retain old world charm and style. Each room includes air conditioning, complimentary WiFi, a mini-refrigerator, and bathroom toiletries. Additionally, there are lovely and spacious grounds with chairs, tables, and hammocks for lounging.
Each morning you’ll wake up to the smell of coffee brewing and fresh pastries baking. You’ll be happy to know this is all offered as part of the complimentary breakfast each day. Because of the boutique nature of the Inn, you can expect wonderful staff and attentive service. Next time you’re planning a vacation with your family, friends, or with your spouse consider Aunt Nea’s Inn, you’ll be in for a treat.
The Green Turtle room offers you a separate bedroom and living area with kitchenette. The bathroom features include a rain shower located off of the bedroom with a separate powder room in the living area which is stocked with Basic Earth Botanicals amenities.
Max Occupancy: 2
Size: 378 sq. ft.
For rates and availability feel free to contact us by email info@thinkingofbermuda.com or by phone 855-777-2038
The Longtail rooms feature a queen size bed and blue accents throughout the room with an ensuite bathroom stocked with Basic Earth Botanicals.
Max Occupancy: 2
Size: 203 sq. ft.
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The Sand Dollar Room is a warm and inviting room. There is a king size bed and ensuite bathroom stocked with Basic Earth Botanicals amenities and plenty of charm to spare.
Max Occupancy: 2
Size: 311 sq. ft.
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The spacious family friendly Ocean Breeze Room has two double beds and an ensuite bathroom with Basic Earth Botanicals amenities. You’ll feel the ocean breeze in this room.
Max Occupancy: 4
Size: 291 sq. ft.
For rates and availability feel free to contact us by email info@thinkingofbermuda.com or by phone 855-777-2038
This is the perfect couples’ suite. Your getaway staying in the Cedar Tree Suite offers you a plush king size bed with crisp white linens and an ensuite bathroom that has a jetted tub and shower.
Max Occupancy: 2
Size: 273 sq. ft.
For rates and availability feel free to contact us by email info@thinkingofbermuda.com or by phone 855-777-2038
The Sea Glass room is a bright, quiet haven with crisp white linens and plenty of room to relax. Enjoy a plush king-sized bed and ensuite bathroom with Basic Earth Botanicals amenities.
Max Occupancy: 2
Size: 218 sq. ft.
For rates and availability feel free to contact us by email info@thinkingofbermuda.com or by phone 855-777-2038
The spacious Lighthouse Suite offers you a separate living area from the bedroom along with your own private balcony space to relax outside. The bedroom has a plush king size bed and an ensuite bathroom with Basic Earth Botanicals amenities.
Max Occupancy: 2
Size: 550 sq. ft.
For rates and availability feel free to contact us by email info@thinkingofbermuda.com or by phone 855-777-2038
Truly feel at home in the Coral Room with a separate entrance. The ensuite bathroom features a tub and shower stocked with Basic Earth Botanicals amenities.
Max Occupancy: 2
Size: 200 sq. ft.
For rates and availability feel free to contact us by email info@thinkingofbermuda.com or by phone 855-777-2038
The spacious Bermudiana Suite offers guests a perfect couples getaway with a separate living area from the bedroom and a private balcony area to relax outside viewing St. Georges Harbor. The bedroom has a plush king size bed and an ensuite bathroom stocked with Basic Earth Botanicals amenities and featuring a jetted tub and shower.
Max Occupancy: 1
Size: 550 sq. ft.
For rates and availability feel free to contact us by email info@thinkingofbermuda.com or by phone 855-777-2038
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Aunt Nea’s Inn’s idyllic grounds and proximity to St. George’s boutique shopping, dining, and picturesque beaches make it an ideal choice for small families.
This historic guest house compliments the relaxed, ambling pace of St. George, and is the perfect getaway for couples looking to unwind. It will be home away from home.
While you are in the East End, there is still easy access to transportation links, shopping, dining and a wealth of rich heritage. This is what makes Aunt Nea’s Inn recommended for solo travelers.
Despite its ideal location in a hub of rich history, fine dining and calm beaches, Aunt Nea’s Inn offers competitive rates for a range of visitors.
0.6 miles/ 950 meters |
At Tobacco Bay, you’ll find all the amenities you’ll need to explore this Bermuda paradise in St. Georges. Rent chairs, umbrellas, or snorkeling equipment and buy food or alcohol and soft drinks from the bar/restaurant there. Explore the picturesque rock formations that surround the bay. It is a small beach, and full of people and activity, but if you are in the east end, it is worth checking out, even if for a few drinks.
Categories: For Families | Beaches with Facilities | Good for Snorkeling
0.9 miles/ 1.4 kilometers | A quiet beach that’s optimal for swimming, St. Catherine’s is worth the short walk from Tobacco Bay. Check out the fish around the reefs and rocks near the old pier and fort. Keep your eyes open for sea glass, but be careful not the take any away from the beach.
0.9 miles/ 1.5 kilometers | One of Bermuda’s best-kept secrets, Achilles’ Bay offers amazing rock formations and water that’s perfect for snorkeling. One of a few Bermuda beaches with a bar.
0.9 miles/ 1.5 kilometers | This sea glass paradise has many treasures to offer, including an 1860s fort open to the public and a cave to explore. Make sure to not take the sea glass with you.
4.5 miles/ 7.2 kilometers | This family-friendly beach offers tranquil blue waters for water paddling or canoeing and white sand for sunbathing. Lounge under the Casuarina trees or take the whole family to the playground and scenic picnic spots.
4.9 miles/ 7.8 kilometers | This unspoiled paradise is a relaxing 12-acre destination with trails, beaches, and spectacular views. Look for killifish, sea birds and crabs at the salt Marsh and spot whales (March to April) and migratory birds at the Wildlife Observation Tower. There are a few beaches here in the Nature Preserve, and you can snorkel off any of them to see some of the island’s best snorkeling off a beach.
Thinking of Bermuda offers private island tours with various themes; Full Island Tours, Eco-Tours, Garden Tours, Beach Tours, Cave Tours, & Cliff Jumping Tours – with pickups and drop-offs from your hotel or anywhere else on the island.
0.1 miles/0.2 km East – Essential oils are blended and bottled by hand on-site by perfumer Isabelle Ramsay-Brackstone, who creates Lili Bermuda brand fragrances that evoke the beauty of Bermuda. Only available in Bermuda or online, these carefully developed creations bottle the essence of Bermuda, from the fresh, salty ocean air to Bermuda cedarwood to delicious loquats. Take the quiz to find your ideal scent.
0.1 miles/0.2 km South – Long Story Short is a fun, quirky gift shop that doubles as a tour center. Hop aboard a bicycle and explore St. George’s historic forts, charming cobblestone alleyways, and gorgeous beaches and bays. Sample food from three restaurants during the three-hour tour. Walking and minivan tours are also available.
0.1 miles/0.2 km South – This 1750s-era house was once the residence of Henry Tucker, a famous and influential Bermudian who served as president of the Governor’s Council from 1775-1807. See how he would have lived day to day in this beautifully preserved home, which includes household items that the Tuckers used, such as china, furniture crafted from English mahogany and Bermudian cedar, and impressive hand-sewn quilts.
0.2 miles/0.3 km East – An important stop in the African Diaspora Heritage Trail, this museum features the social, political, and cultural achievements of black Bermudians. Highlights include the 1959 Theatre Boycott, which led to the end of segregation on the island, and Cup Match, the annual two-day cricket game and celebration. The building is the former lodge of a Good Samaritans chapter that assisted black people after emancipation.
0.2 miles/0.3 km South – The Globe Hotel, one of Bermuda’s oldest stone buildings, now houses a museum with a unique look at the island’s history. The gift shop and video presentation on the main floor lead to the permanent second-floor exhibit focusing on Bermuda’s role in the American Civil War. Let the National Trust Museum be the centerpiece of your visit to St. George’s, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
0.2 miles/0.3 km West – This minimalist cafe is a popular destination for cyclists looking to refuel with an espresso. Delicious coffee and European-style treats are on the menu. Stop by this trendy destination to enjoy the water view in person or have treats and drinks delivered to your yacht or tender at nearby Penno’s Wharf.
0.2 miles/0.3 km East – Travel through the early days of Bermuda at this museum, which is located in the town of St. George, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The museum is inside Mitchell House, which still looks much like it did when it was built in the 1730s, including period furniture and a colonial-era kitchen. Other documents and artifacts include a printing demonstration with a Gutenberg-style printing press.
0.2 miles/0.4 km South – Kick off a walking tour of St. George’s at King’s Square, a popular local gathering place surrounded with colonial-era buildings, including the 1782 town hall and the Bermuda National Trust Museum. The building that now houses the Bank of Butterfield served as a mess hall during the American Revolution in 1776. Check out the replica ducking stool by the waterfront – it’s often the site of colonial reenactments.
0.2 miles/0.4 km South – See Bermuda from every angle with air and sea adventures by KS Watersports. Explore the ocean aboard a jet ski, join a small group on an adventure powered by the Wildcat, or enjoy a bird’s eye view of the island while parasailing. If you’d rather chart your own course, rent a boat, kayak, or paddle board and hit the water.
0.2 miles/0.4 km East – This elegant St. George’s Town structure is an important landmark. Construction started in 1874 and the church was intended to replace St. Peter’s Church after a storm damaged that church beyond repair, but it was never finished due to funding problems and a split within the church. A hurricane destroyed the nascent Gothic structure in 1926, leaving behind ruins that are now a protected historic monument, which also serves as a popular wedding location.
0.3 miles/0.4 km East – This calm green park is free and open daily. A relaxing place to take a break, Somers Garden is named after Sir George Somers, the colonial founder of Bermuda. A modest tomb pays tribute to him. A large fountain and a moongate (an architectural feature considered to be good luck for newlyweds who walk through it) are also featured on the grounds.
0.6 miles/1 km East – For a unique view of Bermuda’s trails, coastline, and beaches, hop aboard the back of one of Moran Meadows’ friendly horses for a 60- to 90-minute ride. Step off the beaten path for unbeatable views of the island and ocean vistas. You can even venture into the water with your horse if you’d like.
1 miles/1.6 km North – Bordered by St. Catherine Beach and Achilles Bay, Fort St. Catherine is one of the most impressive forts in Bermuda. The exhibits and artifacts in the museum, including an antique weapon collection and dioramas of Bermudian history, are an interesting way to spend an afternoon. For a memorable experience, try the guided lantern tour on Thursday evenings.
1 miles/1.7 km Southeast – This former fort dates from the 1860s and still has one of the nine guns that were mounted there, as well as two emplacements for modern guns that you can still climb up to enjoy the view. Nearby Building Bay beach is a popular destination for colorful sea glass.
1.1 miles/1.8 km East – Explore the historic charm of St. George’s with a horse-drawn carriage tour by Bronco Stables. Snap photos as you make your way along the coast, where you’ll see colonial-era homes, tropical gardens, a working dairy farm and the sweeping ocean views awaiting you at Gates Fort. Keep your eyes peeled for sea glass during a stop at Buildings Bay Beach.
2.9 miles/4.6 km Southwest – Built by the British in 1688, this fort once defended against enemy ships and allowed the supervision of illegal sea trading. Face Smith’s Parish from the ruins to spot the former support structure for Bermuda Railways.
2.9 miles/4.7 km South – Carter House is one of the oldest homes in Bermuda. Sturdy Bermuda stone and classic architecture house four centuries of St. David’s history and culture, including 17th-century tools and a look at what life was like back then. A recreated settlers’ hut features an original cooking fireplace and an old tavern table.
3.8 miles/6.1 km Southwest – Also known as Blue Hole Park, Tom Moore’s Jungle is a 12-acre reserve that offers the best of wild Bermudian habitats. It’s named after the Irish poet who loved to write in the area. Stroll the forest trails to spot mangrove trees, several species of birds, and swimming grottos, including the Blue Hole. The park also includes interesting underground caves.
3.8 miles/6.1 km Southwest – Also known as Tom Moore’s Jungle and Walsingham Nature Preserve, this popular park spreads over 12 acres. Explore trails and paths to see a variety of natural attractions, including caves with stalactites, natural pools, and the clear blue mangrove pond that the park is named for.
4 miles/6.4 km Southwest – Daily one- and two-tank dives offer a chance to explore Bermuda’s many reefs and wrecks in a valet-style small group environment. Take a PADI diving course or try the Discover Scuba Dive experience, a popular option for divers who can only spare a few hours. The dive boat, Bottom Time, visits a shallow reef for snorkeling every afternoon.
4.1 miles/6.6 km Southwest – Unforgettable underground sights await in this popular attraction. Deep pools of clear blue water are surrounded by crystal formations of all shapes and sizes, from big chandeliers to thin soda straws.
4.5 miles/7.2 km Southeast – St. David’s Lighthouse perches on the highest point of the island’s eastern tip and beams light 20 miles over the ocean. It dates back to 1879 but still serves as a beacon today, as well as the finish line for major Trans-Atlantic yacht races. Visit in April or May to see humpback whales migrating past Bermuda or climb the 85 steps to the top for views of the countryside and water.
4.5 miles/7.3 km Southwest – The twin pontoons and pedal-driven propeller keep these fun watercrafts stable so you can cruise across the water as easily as you’d ride a bike on land. Built-in coolers, storage, and drink holders make it easy to pack a lunch and drinks and pedal to a secluded beach. Alternatively, two adults and two kids can share a paddle boat.
4.7 miles/7.6 km Southeast – This unspoiled paradise is a relaxing 12-acre destination with trails, beaches and spectacular views. Look for killifish, sea birds and crabs at the salt marsh and spot whales (March to April) and migratory birds at the Wildlife Observation Tower.
7.4 miles/12 km Southwest – The animal habitat exhibits at this seven-acre Flatts Village destination focus on oceanic island species, including more than 200 species of fish and marine invertebrates and over 300 birds, reptiles and mammals. It is popular with both kids and adults.
0.14 miles/230 meters – International bistro variations on local favorite dishes served in a warm, rustic former military warehouse. Dinner from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday and Wednesday-Saturday. Lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Sunday, noon to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday. Casual. Cuisine: International/Bistro.
0.2 miles/250 meters – Stunning waterfront view that will enhance your lunch or dinner experience. Treat yourself to homemade pizzas, jambalaya, or fresh local seafood. Enjoy your meal in their spacious dining room or out on the patio. Lunch and Dinner. Cuisine: Seafood, Pizza, Bermudian.
0.2 miles/260 meters – One of St. George’s most exceptional waterfront eateries. The menu offers daily specials, local Bermudian favorites, and homemade desserts. Full bar menu with expertly crafted unique cocktails. Lunch and dinner. Cuisine: Contemporary American.
0.2 miles/280 meters – Local seafood and pizza at the St. George’s Club gorgeous dining room. Freshly made pasta dishes round out this already impressive menu. Casual attire is welcome. Lunch and Dinner. Cuisine: Seafood, Pizza.
0.2 miles/350 meters – Relaxed and fun pub atmosphere at this local favorite. Choose from an island pulled pork sandwich, conch fritters, and fresh bruschetta. Known for their delicious and hearty fish sandwiches. Lunch and Dinner. Cuisine: Pub fare.
4.0 miles/6.5 kilometers – Swizzle Inn’s elevated pub fare presents tavern-style classics in a new light, from conch fritters to a crab claw sandwich. Both locations open 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. daily. Smart Casual. Cuisine: British/Bermudian.
4.8 miles/7.7 kilometers – Bermuda’s oldest restaurant has been serving Bermudians since 1652. Fine dining cuisine is served in an elegant, 160-seater dining room. Veal loin, rack of lamb, and jumbo sea scallops are all available on this elegant menu. Dinner. Cuisine: Fine dining.
4.0 miles/ 6.4 kilometers – Sitting on the water’s edge in Bermuda’s Bailey’s Bay, Bayside Grill offers an excellent surf & turf lunch selection. Enjoy the chef’s selected fish tacos, one of the Bayside Grill’s signature Blend Burgers, or select from one of their premium mouthwatering dinner options. After you are done eating grab one of Bayside’s tropical cocktails and enjoy music from their local entertainment. The Bayside Grill and Bar is open during high season only (May-October). (Cuisine: Mediterranean) Hours 12:00pm-4:30pm
