The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-04

guarded that it is said people never die
of disease.
The American House in Hamilton is one
of the la gest hotels i'm the Islands since the
addition ct "a large new wing. which was
made necessary by the increased demands
for accommodations. Whatever tn, Ber-
muda hotel proprietor does he does as
well as il can be done The new section
of the American House might be taken
on the inside for part of any one of
the first class New York hotels. for its
rooms. decorations and furnishings are
equally as attractive
Victoria Lodge is one of the important
and always popular larger boarding
houses of Hamilton. 1t is delightfully."-
located in close proximity to the Hamilton
Hotel and directly overlooking Victoria
Park. II is in "A retired location despite
tn. fact that it liz in such close touch
with the business and general portions
Of Hamilton.
The Hotel Belmont. which stands in
its own twenty acre park at the summit
Of the heights overlooking the harbor Of
Hamilton. Is a house Of unfailing popu-
larity with the American tourist and
winter resident The hotel has its own
shore front, pier and bathing beach. as
we'll as III. finest clay tennis courts in
the islands. which make IL "A rend' zvous
Of the sport lovers. The Belmont is am
other hotel which boasts its own vcge-
| table and poultry farms from which the
table liz supplied. The gardens Of the
Belmont. with their o.anders hibiscus.
ponsctta and lily fields. are among the
most alluring spots in all the islands.
The Hotel Iuverurie, directly on the
waterfront opposite Hamilton. with its
white walls and roof and surrounding
tropical vegetation. has every appearance
Of well kept Moorish villa. and during
| the season II is a place much sought by
visitors. There is no view in all bermuda
more interesting than the one from here
of the island dotted harbor with its blue
| waters and tn. white oriental looking
| city Of Hamilton rising on its hill, be-
yond. The Inverurie has tennis courts.
| croQuct lawns and golf course for the
use Of its patrons. besides a beach for
| excellent still water bathing Maintained
| in connection with the h"tcl ar" a number
Of cottages. all well appointed and fur
nished with especial car" To the needs OF
the winter visitor.
1 Harrington Sound, on whose shores the
Hotel Frascati is located. is called tn.
| inland sea. and as work of natural
beauty is unsurpassed in bermuda The
| Frascati is located AT the narrow en-
| trance to the sound. through which the
water PUSHES in and out with the tides
| in miniature rapids and whirlpools
forming a most enhancing picture,
| The Sound itself IL n fish.rman's para.
| disc. while the quiet calm waters are an
ideal place for canoeing, sailing and swim
| ming. on all sides of the hotel ar. other
| famous natural sp.ctaCles--the great
| caves, with their stalactites and stalag
mites the Devils Hole. with its thousands
| of color changing fish and beautiful walks
and drives through great natural s,on,
arches and over hills rich in story and
| romance. No hotel in Bermuda gives
greater opportunity than does the Frascat
| for enjoyment of the life and recrea tions
| of the colony.
i Visitors to the Point Pleasant Hote
| enjoy location which Is unsurpassed In
| the islands This house stands on =