Bermuda's railway line opened in 1931 and was the most expensive ever built. It was closed in 1948 and sold to Guyana, together with its engine, Old Rattle and Shake. The old line is now a nature trail.
Located within the boundaries of the hotel district and just a few blocks away from the financial center, shopping malls and the city’s main attractions. Its 72 deluxe rooms, junior suites and its presidential suite can provide you the best comfort money can buy.
The Libertador Café, serving local and international dishes, is the right spot to have a sip of the great Honduran rum. There are also five business halls full equipped with secretary service and online connection.
With an exquisite decoration and architecture, this is the city’s only hotel featuring art galleries with original and permanent exhibits, paintings, sculptures and ceramics.
Bermuda's railway line opened in 1931 and was the most expensive ever built. It was closed in 1948 and sold to Guyana, together with its engine, Old Rattle and Shake. The old line is now a nature trail.
