Bermuda Tipping and Gratuities

Tipping standards in Bermuda will sound familiar to many vacationers

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Most hotels and restaurants add a service charge to the bill; make sure this is not the case before leaving an additional tip.

These kinds of charges are meant to be a convenience, replacing the need to tip individual concierges, valets, bellhops, waiters, maids, and servers. As a result, tip discreetly if you wish to leave an additional tip for exceptional service. Some establishments are strict about over-tipping.

If a service charge is not a part of the bill, 15 percent is the standard for gratuities in restaurants, hotels, and bars. For taxi cabs, 10 to 15 percent, depending on circumstance, is the norm.

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