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Jamaica's long tradition of innkeeping dates back to Victorian times, when visitors arrived by banana boat. You'll still find lots of classic small hotels on the island's north coast, but they're outnumbered these days by the huge, all-inclusive resorts in the western areas around Negril and Montego Bay (called MoBay here). Ocho Rios, on the north-central coast, also has a high concentration of hotels (both high-rise and intimate), but these days it bustles with hundreds of day-trippers from cruise ships. Vacationers longing for peace and quiet should head for Port Antonio in the northeast, or the south coast around Treasure Beach.
"Clear turquoise water and the softest, cleanest sand" await guests of this Seven Mile Beach all-inclusive. Rustic rooms have "dark-wood louvers so you can...more
This is one of Jamaica's class acts. During high season, most men wear jackets to dinner—not because they have to, but because the seaside terrace with...more
This 10-room inn, on a quiet hillside 600 feet above the shoreline, reminds many guests of a family-run New England B&B (although one that's been...more
Its driveway seems to be longer, its porte cochere grander than at other Jamaican resorts, and a brigade of doormen leap to swing open the big bronze-and-glass...more
Set on the cliffs at the west end of Seven Mile Beach, this charming collection of thatch-roofed, timber-and-stone villas is one of the best values on the...more
Glamour is the watchword at this former pineapple plantation, which reopened as a resort in 1953. Like a mini-Mustique, the property (it occupies a...more
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