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9 Beaches set for $80 million redevelopment

david — Sat, 15 May 2010 18:13:17 +0000

9 Beaches will not open for the 2010 season.

Yesterday Premier Ewart Brown announced the Sandys Parish resort will undergo an $80 million dollar redevelopment and reopen in May 2011.

He said, “This development is yet another step on the path to revitalizing Bermuda’s tourism product to ensure we regain our reputation as a first class resort destination. This new development is also going to provide jobs during the re-development as well as additional jobs once the resort re-opens in 2011.”

Summer hotel discounts

david — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 11:02:54 +0000

Bermuda is turning up the heat with its new Sizzling Summer Promotion, offering up to $600 in resort credit based on room nights booked. Guests receive a $600 credit when booking a six night stay, $500 credit when booking a five-night stay and $400 credit when booking a four-night stay.

The Department of Tourism teamed up with the Bermuda Hotel Association for this exclusive promotion, available for booking April 1 – 30 for travel May 1 – October 31, 2010.

Participating hotels include: Cambridge Beaches, Coco Reef, Elbow Beach, Fairmont Hamilton Princess, Fairmont Southampton, Grape Bay Beach Hotel, Grotto Bay, Newstead Belmont Hills, 9 Beaches, Pompano, Reefs, Rosedon, Royal Palms, St. George’s Club, Surf Side, Tucker’s Point and Willowbank.

9 Beaches named top eco resort

david — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 14:42:25 +0000

9 Beaches has received a glowing recommendation from a top US travel magazine.

The resort in Sandys Parish took first place in a list of the 10 Best Coast Eco-Resorts, published in the April 2009 edition of Coastal Living magazine.

One of the resort’s unique cabanas was featured on the cover and an article praised the main restaurant, Hi Tide, saying it ‘turns out some of the best meals on the island.’