“You can do better”

We stayed in one of the courtyard rooms, which was very small. Simple things could have made this a better experience. There were missing or burnt out light bulbs. All light sconces on the ceiling fan were missing. No breakfast is provided here, in our definition of breakfast. A bowl of apples and oranges was set out each morning, that is all. The window a/c is a foot from the bed, so one side of you froze while the other was sweaty. There is quite a bit of deferred maintenance here. We have stayed in other bed and breakfasts before, and this is nowhere close to what we expected. The owners are very nice, but for what the room cost was (we paid for all 5 nights in advance, so going somewhere else was not an option) we can get nice and a decent facility elsewhere. After spending that much time on Bermuda, there are lots of places to choose from. We wouldn't recommend this one.

“stay at aunt nea's inn”

Very expensive for what you get ! Would rather stay next in a resort a bit more expensive but with a view and a swimming pool

“Love this place”

Charmant, accueil chaleureux incluant Skye le chien de l'auberge, très propre et très bien situé. Excellent rapport qualité prix. À recommander sans faute.

“A beautiful start to a perfect week”

Charming and quaint with a comfortable room for the rate. A true British B&B. Each room has a differnet layout and decor. The room we had was smaller but we did not request a larger room on purpose. We had a huge tub and shower combination that was very nice to soak into at night. Grounds are well kept and Skyee the dog was amiable. Staff is only on site in the morning, so if you need something the first afternoon you arrive be sure to call them to advise prior to your arrival. Staff was very accomodating and helpful. The breakfast provided is sparse; coffee, tea, whole fruit and granola bar. We had a refrigerator put in our room and purchased foods from the local store for our snacks and breakfast. As the restaurants in the town of St. George's does not serve food after 9:30pm.

“Just what you'd hope for in a cozy inn”

Great location if you want a relaxed, quiet stay in Bermuda. Just what you'd want in an inexpensive little inn without a lot of amenities: pleasant, helpful staff, clean, comfortable and cozy.

“It's ok”

The staff was nice and pleasant, but the room was so small and the shower is literally next to the bed. The wall needed painting and the needed dusting. It wasn't what I expected. Pros is that they have cable tv. But the island is beautiful.

“Inadequate for the rates”

For the per night rate the hotel is distinctly shabby, the room (The Palm Suite) was disappointing and not really as advertised on their website - photos look as though they were taken 20 years ago; the queen sized bed was worn and very soft. "Breakfast" consisted of tea, coffee, apples and, occasionally, energy bars......not even describable as "Continental". Having said all that St. George's is a beautiful place in a wonderful island - it's too bad there is no other competition except the St. George's Club.

“Good value”

The staff was very friendly. This B & B is old, we had a separate cottage. It could use some updating, but was a good value for what we paid. Close to bus stop. 10 minute taxi ride from airport.

“Friendly and Informal”

Whether or not you will like Aunt Nea's depends on how casual you are. If you the type who keeps your windows open at night, enjoys awakening to roosters crowing before dawn, and explores the neighborhood, you'll like Aunt Nea's. If you are the air conditioned, orderly, type of person who feels uneasy with casual, informal settings, you may have different expectations. Aunt Nea's has been a Bermuda fixture for decades. It's a bit worn, but it has a resident friendly dog and a wonderful manager who has enjoyed meeting and helping guests for almost twenty years. So what if the shower isn't quite hot enough or the TV is too small? You came here to experience the local way of living--and this is it.