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Lovers of all things luxurious have a new place to get pampered in Bermuda. The Spa at Elbow Beach this week unveiled its latest addition to its serene setting — five new poolside spa cabanas and a poolside “finishing touches suite”. Guests of the s...

Elbow Beach Resort has closed its on-site laundry facilities resulting in seven employees being made redundant. According to a company spokesperson, the 98-bed cottage colony was still operating the laundry facility that serviced the resort when the ...

Elbow Beach is to sponsor the Middle-to-End Cycle of the annual Catlin End-to-End. The South Shore resort is promising a dramatic Tour-de-Bermuda-style start to the May 5 competition. Cyclists will line the resort’s driveway before the race begins at...

Elbow Beach Hotel’s new general manager Edward Shapard is betting on a bright future for the 50-acre resort by focusing on its old-world charm and history. “As the guy with three weeks in, I’m amazed, I can walk on the beach here and people are nost...

While some of us are snuggled warmly in bed early on December 25, scores of expatriates journey to Elbow Beach to celebrate a different kind of Christmas. Residents like Jesse Haldeman, originally from upstate New York, are up at 6.30am to watch the ...

Anyone who considers Bermuda's dish the authentic fish chowder, will likely have a shock on first trying New England's version. There are no sherry peppers in it; its base is made predominantly of cream. Once you get over the difference, there's a lo...

Tourism veteran Frank Stocek who heads up the Elbow Beach Resort is leaving the Island after more than ten years. Mr Stocek, who is well known for promoting Bermuda’s tourism industry, has been transferred to another Mandarin Oriental property in Mal...

Elbow Beach has announced the winners of their first Colleague Photography Competition. Staff from four different departments at the South Shore hotel Human Resources, IT, Sales & Marketing and Security and Engineering submitted pictures over a two-m...

Long-serving Bermuda Lawn Tennis Association (BLTA) president David Lambert has revealed he will step down from his position next month. He is expected to be succeeded by Coleridge Place who has served as a BLTA vice-president for the last four years...