HAMILTON, Bermuda, Aug. 26, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Serbian Royal couple HRH Crown Prince Alexander and HRH Crown Princess Katherine are on a four-day vacation in Bermuda, staying at The Fairmont Hamilton Princess, the historical harbourfront hotel named after Princess Louise who visited Bermuda in 1883 and called the island "a place of eternal spring."
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The couple – who are only having one vacation this year – chose Bermuda because it is like "arriving in another world" and because of the friendships they have formed with Bermudians over a number of years, including the late Sir David Gibbons and Lady Lully Gibbons as well as the illustrious Peter Green, a former owner of Claridge's, The Connaught and The Berkeley, who now owns, along with his sons, The Fairmont Hamilton Princess and resides in Bermuda on a private island.
"We are delighted to welcome such distinguished guests to the hotel," says Allan Federer, general manager of The Fairmont Hamilton Princess. "Crown Prince Alexander and his wife are incredibly warm people and one or two of our guests have enjoyed meeting them over breakfast or as they move about the hotel. I understand that they are having a lovely time on the island."
ABOUT THE FAIRMONT HAMILTON PRINCESS
Since 1885, The Fairmont Hamilton Princess has reigned as Bermuda's "Grande Dame" and has been a symbol of all that Bermudians hold dear—courtesy, hospitality and quality with an unequalled sense of style. An architectural treasure on Hamilton's harbourfront for more than 125 years, the hotel continues to host royalty, world leaders and dignitaries, celebrities, business travellers and visitors from around the world. The recently renovated Fairmont Hamilton Princess offers 410 elegant guestrooms, including 43 suites, and more than 30,000 square feet of versatile indoor and outdoor reception and meeting rooms in a peaceful paradise. For more information, please visit fairmont.com/hamilton.
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