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Hotels
From all-inclusive glamour to old-word rustic charm, Jamaican hotels can suit all of your holiday desires. So search below to find a hotel that matches your vacation theme.
Located in beautiful Runaway Bay, only 30 minutes from Ocho Rios, Tamarind Tree Resort Hotel is deceptively simple. The hotel provides a balance between an extraordinary tropical vacation that will leave you feeling reborn, and a level of comfort could only exist at home. > Learn More
| Tensing Pen is located on the western tip of Negril, Jamaica, and is the ultimate destination for the discerning traveller. Founded in the early seventies to provide a secluded getaway; Tensing Pen has evolved into a unique resort with a collection of wood, thatch and cut stone cottages of varying sizes and increasing luxuries for the perfectly relaxing vacation. Tensing Pen an idyllic location to relax and unwind… > Learn More
| Indulge in the ‘hideaway’ setting of the trendy all-inclusive Sunset at the Palms, featuring 65 guest rooms, superb beach and sensational sunsets in the Jamaican capital of cool, Negril. A design praised by Architectural Digest, the exotic ‘tree house-style’ guestrooms sit on stilts among the palms. > Learn More
| Cotton Tree Place consists of 35 sea-front rooms, with balcony, hot and cold bath, air conditioning and ceiling fan. Cable television in all rooms and room service is also available. Our rooms carry single beds, double beds and queen-size beds, all designed for comfort to our guests. > Learn More
| Rondel village is an exclusive beachfront resort! A unique family owned hotel on Negril's famous seven mile beach. Spacious, elegant accommodations, villas and rooms, amid lush tropical gardens. This enchanting paradise offers personalized service and is an environmentally friendly hotel. > Learn More
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Falmouth families:
At one time the entire coasted area between Falmouth and Montego Bay was owned by two families - "The Barretts took from Little River to Falmouth, the Lawrences from Little River to Montego Bay". The first Barretts came to Jamaica with the English army of conquest in 1655 and obtained extensive land grants in the area. Lawrence descendants at one time owned estates which included Ironshore, Running Gut (Half Moon estate) and Fairfield.
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