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8 Best Hotels in Jamaica, From Kingston to Montego Bay

By Matthew Lynch
November 15, 2024
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Jamaica, with its stunning beaches, rich culture, and vibrant music scene, offers a wide array of accommodation options. Here are the 8 best hotels across the island, from the bustling capital of Kingston to the tourist haven of Montego Bay:

  1. The Cliff Hotel, Negril: Luxury boutique hotel with breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea.
  2. GoldenEye, Oracabessa Bay: Once Ian Fleming’s estate, now an exclusive resort with private beaches and lagoons.
  3. S Hotel Jamaica, Montego Bay: Modern and chic, offering a perfect blend of urban sophistication and laid-back island vibes.
  4. Jamaica Inn, Ocho Rios: A timeless elegant resort known for its impeccable service and secluded beach.
  5. Terra Nova All Suite Hotel, Kingston: An urban oasis in the heart of Kingston, ideal for business travelers and those exploring the capital.
  6. Round Hill Hotel and Villas, Montego Bay: Historic property offering both hotel rooms and private villas, favored by celebrities.
  7. Geejam, Port Antonio: A hidden gem on the less-touristy northeast coast, featuring unique treehouse-style accommodations.
  8. Sandals Royal Caribbean, Montego Bay: All-inclusive luxury with overwater bungalows and a private offshore island.

When choosing your Jamaican getaway, consider the location, amenities, and the type of experience you’re after – whether it’s a secluded romantic retreat or a family-friendly resort with plenty of activities.

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