Saint David's Island Fishing Holidays

Place is wonderful!

Spectacular ocean views, friendly staff, spacious and extremely comfortable accommodations. Highly recommend.

Staff were top notch. So professional and courteous

The resort was very nice but not overly opulent which was what we were looking for as we wanted something to fit the culture of Bermuda. The staff were all extremely kind, helpful and courteous. The beauty and the views were priceless.

First off, the rooms at The Loren are large, beautifully appointed, and the bathrooms spacious and well lit. The ocean views from the 2nd floor rooms are as good as promised - we stayed in the main building and the waves crashing on the beach were literally 20 feet away. The main cocktail bar is a bit of a disappointment; it felt like it was an afterthought by the architect. It's tucked away in a corner on a floor below reception and above the restaurant. Sadly, it's not an inviting location to have a drink. The front desk crew are pleasant and willing to help but they seemed ill trained and uncertain as to what to do when we asked for assistance with a couple of issues. One simple task that never made it to the right person - despite being written down and passed along - was booking a taxi for our trip to the airport the next day. We had learned to double check on requests run thru the front desk... and sure enough the bellman was never informed of our "confirmed" request for a taxi. Note - we stayed in room 203, in the main building. The penthouse is above this and the other rooms on the floor. There was a family with young children staying there for our last 2 nights, and every morning, afternoon, and early evening it sounded like a herd of elephants had been set free. If you get assigned a 2nd floor suite in this section make sure to inquire about who, if anyone, is staying in the penthouse. Please, no kids.

It was a lovely, clean and very private nice hotel with a great service. We definitely will be back.

First off, the rooms at The Loren are large, beautifully appointed, and the bathrooms spacious and well lit. The ocean views from the 2nd floor rooms are as good as promised - we stayed in the main building and the waves crashing on the beach were literally 20 feet away. The main cocktail bar is a bit of a disappointment; it felt like it was an afterthought by the architect. It's tucked away in a corner on a floor below reception and above the restaurant. Sadly, it's not an inviting location to have a drink. The front desk crew are pleasant and willing to help but they seemed ill trained and uncertain as to what to do when we asked for assistance with a couple of issues. One simple task that never made it to the right person - despite being written down and passed along - was booking a taxi for our trip to the airport the next day. We had learned to double check on requests run thru the front desk... and sure enough the bellman was never informed of our "confirmed" request for a taxi. Note - we stayed in room 203, in the main building. The penthouse is above this and the other rooms on the floor. There was a family with young children staying there for our last 2 nights, and every morning, afternoon, and early evening it sounded like a herd of elephants had been set free. If you get assigned a 2nd floor suite in this section make sure to inquire about who, if anyone, is staying in the penthouse. Please, no kids.

My husband and I spent 5 nights here in late July. If I could sum it up in one word, that would be disappointing. We’ve travelled globally, I admit I’m quite particular, but it didn’t meet my expectation for what we paid. First of all, come prepared to spend! Typical of an island, everything is more costly, but in addition to the nightly rate, you’ll be charged the hotel occupancy tax of 7.25%, the tourism authority fee of 4.5%, the accommodation service charge of 7%, and the resort fee of $45.00. I get the taxes, but the accommodation charge and the resort fee?!? For what? Next issue is the food. Typical bland room service menu, and only ONE restaurant. The same restaurant for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, though at dinner it turns into the BLT steak. All were average. Achilles next door is good. Otherwise you head into St. George, no dining options worth mentioning, and we ate at two. To get to St. George there is a shuttle but it doesn’t start until 3pm, so if you want lunch out you’re either walking or taking a taxi. Check in wasn’t great, a 30 minute process, we were given our room keys and that’s it. I find out later there is a booklet with info and QR codes, we had to go back to the desk and ask for one. The charge for incidentals is 300 per day. My husband played the golf course at the cost of $235 for the round. A steep price for an average round of golf. Pool and ocean were nice, bed was comfy. People in Bermuda are lovely. Ultimately can’t recommend St Regis.