Rosewood Set to Relaunch in Bermuda

By: - March 24th, 2018
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Bermuda.

By the Caribbean Journal staff

Luxury hotel brand Rosewood is set to unveil the results of a dramatic reimagination of the former Rosewood Tucker’s Point.

The relaunched property, now known as Rosewood Bermuda, is in the final stages of a $25 million renovation project that includes a complete redesign of the hotel’s guest rooms.

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The renovation is also upgrading Rosewood Bermuda’s beach club, golf clubhouse and Sense spa, along with an enhanced meeting space and new food and beverage concepts.

The property is slated to reopen in April, according to the Bermuda Tourism Authority.

Rosewood Bermuda has long been one of the top hotels in Bermuda.

— CJ

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