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LUXURY HOTELS IN JAMAICA UNVEIL REFRESHED EXPERIENCES


2020-05-28T00:00:00-04:00
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May 28, 2020

 

Master Living Room in a Villa Suite Photo Credit Round Hill Hotel & Villas

Many of Jamaica’s most beloved opulent retreats are using this downtime to refresh and come up with new perks and surprises to delight even their most loyal guests. From clear waters to lush tropical mountainsides, Jamaica brings the ultimate luxury experiences for travellers seeking to relax, rejuvenate and indulge.  These iconic favourites nestled in every part of the destination are poised to receive guests when the time is right to visit again.

Half Moon (Montego Bay) – The property has created a stunning new luxury resort experience with Eclipse at Half Moon, ready to greet visitors when travel restrictions are lifted. Featuring 57 luxurious and spacious accommodations, Eclipse introduces one of the most anticipated suites in the Caribbean: The Great House Ocean Suite, overlooking the Grand Lawn and featuring breathtaking vantage points for both sunrise and sunset. Guests can also enjoy world class samplings from seven new restaurants such as Lester’s Bar, inspired by Michael Lester’s painting Junkanoo, and North Pointe Bar and Grill.

Geejam Hotel (Port Antonio) – This tropical mountain hideaway has expanded to include 12 new rooms called the Marumba Studios. Geejam’s sought-after exclusivity will extend to the new 550 square-foot luxury rooms with a modern, creative design and sweeping views of the mountain and sea. For luxury travellers looking for inspiration, the new Marumba Studios have access to the on-site recording studio to create melodies.

Photo Credit Geejam Hotel

Round Hill Hotel and Villas (Montego Bay) – The award-winning Round Hill Hotel and Villas in beautiful Montego Bay brings new dining flavours to excite the taste buds of travellers. “Wright Life” is a new eatery at the property, serving fruits and vegetables in their original, uncooked state. Food and juices are prepared with organic fruits and vegetables to bring the best of health and wellness to guests, such as healthful protein shakes for a post-workout refreshment or a plant-based pizza for a late-night snack.

The Tryall Club (Montego Bay) – The Tryall Club’s new luxury Beach Club is a dream retreat like no other. The property’s secluded beachfront has been transformed into a new destination for guests to relax, dine and socialize in a stunning oceanfront setting. The new Beach Club features an expanded private beach, new infinity pool and lounge area, Beach Bar & Grill.

The Tryall Club is home to a 18-hole, 6836-yard course Credit Tryall Club

Know that when the time is right, Jamaica will be ready to welcome travellers again to its shores.

About Jamaica Tourist Boardâ?¯

The Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB), founded in 1955, is Jamaica’s national tourism agency based in the capital city of Kingston. JTB offices are also located in Montego Bay, Miami, Toronto and London. Representative offices are located in Berlin, Barcelona, Rome, Amsterdam and Mumbai.â?¯â?¯

TripAdvisor® ranked Jamaica as the #1 Caribbean Destination and #14 Best Destination in the World in 2019. Also this year, the International Council of the Pacific Area Travel Writers Association (PATWA) named Jamaica the Destination of the Year and TravAlliance Media named JTB Best Tourism Board, and Jamaica as Best Culinary Destination, Best Wedding Destination and Best Honeymoon Destination. Additionally, the JTB has been declared the Caribbean’s Leading Tourist Board by the World Travel Awards (WTA) for thirteen consecutive years between 2006 and 2019. Jamaica also earned the WTA’s award for the Caribbean’s Leading Destination, World’s Leading Cruise Destination and World’s Leading Family Destination. Jamaica is home to some of the world’s best accommodations, attractions and service providers that have won several awards throughout the years.

For details on upcoming special events, attractions and accommodations in Jamaica go to the JTB’s Website at www.visitjamaica.com or call the Jamaica Tourist Board at 1-800-JAMAICA (1-800-526-2422). Follow the JTB on FacebookTwitterInstagramPinterest and YouTube. View the JTB blog at www.islandbuzzjamaica.com.