From the economy to luxury accomodations, here is a list of some hotels and resorts in Jamaica.
There is far more to Jamaica than cruise ports and tourist-infected attractions. In fact, the best parts of this 4,400-square-mile island nation are those that relatively few visitors ever see, including some of the most beautiful and exclusive resorts in the world. From the James Bond classic Live and Let Die to How Stella Got Her Groove Back, Jamaica's resorts have often stepped in when Hollywo…
Jamaica is home to more all-inclusive resorts than any other island in the Caribbean, from budget properties like the FDR resorts to the tony Grand Lidos. There are about 30 pay-one-price resorts in all, situated in major resort areas like Montego Bay, Negril, Runaway Bay, and Trelawny. Some cater to families, some to couples only, and some -- like the Hedonism resorts -- to the naughty at heart.…
Chris Santilli has visited Hedonism II resort in Jamaica 34 times and written the highly entertaining The Naked Truth About Hedonism II. In it she uncloaks the myths about this infamous nude resort. Chris recently gave this exclusive interview to Honeymoons/Romantic Getaways from About.
This regional luxury resort chain has a property in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic as well as in the Cancun region of Mexico. A fourth resort is slated to open in Oyster Bay, Jamaica, in 2009.
Family friendly all-inclusive resort features a pool with corkscrew waterslide, banana-boat rides, and an X-Box gaming center. Adults will enjoy the excellent dive program, tennis, the pools, and dining at a choice of Caribbean, Italian, Tex-Mex, and barbecue eateries.
This is Sandals' most unique resort in Jamaica, located on the island's quieter south coast amid a 500-acre nature preserve. Despite its presidential name, this deluxe, Disneyesque resort is actually an homage to Europe, with French, Italian, and Dutch themed villages.
SuperClubs offers all-inclusives for every budget and lifestyle, from the family friendly Breezes resorts in Curacao and the Dominican Republic to upscale Grand Lido properties and the naughty, adults-only Hedonism resorts.
The first major hotel to open in Kingston in 40 years debuted in June 2009, bringing 107 upscale rooms to the Jamaican capital. Amenities include a fitness center, meeting rooms, spa services, and lap pool. Located in New Kingston.
Ec-friendly resort in Jamaica's Blue Mountains is located near enough to Port Antonio and the beaches but secluded enough to offer a sense of the Jamaican backcountry, the Tainos' "land of wood and water."
Located in Westmoreland, Jamaica, this intimate resort offers a quiet retreat in the Jamaican backcountry. Local cuisine is featured at the Peppermill Restaurant and the Lemon Grass Spa offers Reiki treatments and foot baths as well as more typical aromatherapy and massages, many informed by indigenous Jamaican culture.
Located on a working coffee plantation in the Blue Mountains, this Jamaican resort has guest cottages in a lush setting and offers a unique opportunity to interact with locals and revel in the natural beauty of the region.
Part of the SuperClubs chain, the Breezes Rio Bueno is Jamaica's only AAA Four Diamond rated all-inclusive resort.
Located far from ther touristy coastline, this Blue Mountains resort features a dozen Georgian-style cottages and a luxury Aveda spa, on a mountaintop perch overlooking Kingston.
The former home of 007 author Ian Fleming is now one of Jamaica's most luxurious and exclusive resorts.
This well-known all-inclusive chain has four midpriced resorts in Jamaica: Couples Negril, Couples Ocho Rios, Couples Swept Away, and Couples San Souci.
Trio of adults-only, all-inclusive resorts cater to couples looking to explore the wild side of the Caribbean.
