They call this a boutique hotel for a reason. Do not expect to have your feet rubbed or have food rushed to your room. This is a low key, classy and quiet resort and is suited as such. The beach is the nicest I've ever stayed on, rivaling Turks and Caicos. While other beaches this month are experiencing seaweed, including Horseshoe Bay, Elbow Beach has been widely unaffected. The food was delicious, the workers attentive and caring. They are building a beach bar which will eliminate the walk up to the restaurant for a frozen drink, but waiter service was available on the beach with a bit of a wait. The rooms were super clean, pool and grounds impeccable. And the location close to Hamilton ideal! You save money on taxis. (Walk to Lido restaurant one building down if you can for nightlife) If you want to stay at the St Regis, go for it $$$$. For far less you will have one of the most relaxing vacations of your life right on their beach. I'd give it a 5 star if they had water stations and ice availability, along with small lobby purchases available for customers. (water, Advil, sun lotion etc) Like most waterfront hotels in Bermuda, not exactly ADA compliant. Expect the uphill walk. Bu our room was set up for us as we used the beach upon check in so we didn't need to roll our luggage and groceries down the hill and up the stairs. It was a nice touch. I'd go back again in a minute. Work on that water and ice please!