Jamaica Inn 5* rests along a sheltered stretch of coastline, where gentle surf meets a crescent of pale sand, and the scent of warm sea salt carries through the open-air corridors. Its architecture blends tradition with island charm, balancing airy verandahs, shaded courtyards, and soft, cool interiors. 

Beyond this sanctuary, Jamaica offers a rich tapestry of experiences. Dunn’s River Falls tumbles through limestone terraces, while Mystic Mountain offers rainforest vistas stretching far across the Caribbean Sea. Ocho Rios town hums with music, spice and handcrafted treasures, and the nearby gardens at Shaw Park showcase the island’s tropical abundance.

The Superior Balcony Suites occupy the Main and East Wings, offering sweeping views over the croquet lawn to the beach, Caribbean Sea, and distant mountains. From your generous balcony, feel the warm sea breeze, watch the sun sink into the turquoise horizon, and savour a moment of serene, effortless contentment.

Step into a sanctuary where soft Caribbean breezes drift across your private verandah, scented with frangipani and the warm sea air. Polished mahogany furnishings frame a king-size bed, while the gentle murmur of waves and distant treefrogs create a soothing soundtrack. Here, the golden sand and turquoise sea stretch beyond, inviting calm and quiet reflection.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

The Ocean Spa combines natural textures and ocean air, creating the perfect backdrop for treatments enriched with Jamaican plant extracts. The saltwater sea bath, edged by rugged rock, offers a refreshing pause that cools the skin and clears the mind. Yoga sessions invite mindful stretching to the sound of waves, grounding guests in the gentle rhythm of the coast.

Between moments of calm, guests can enjoy unhurried swims in the pool or the sea, letting the warmth of the day melt tension and restore an unforced sense of ease.

Stay connected on the move with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your included eSIM and enjoy connection wherever you go. Easily share your internet connection with friends and family without limits.

Please note: 3GB of internet data represents around 30 hours of web browsing/audio streaming or 3 to 4 hours of video streaming/social networking/video calls.

Embark on the Cool Runnings Dunn's River Day Cruise in Ocho Rios for a complete adventure combining catamaran sailing, reef snorkelling, climbing Dunn's River Falls and an open bar for an unforgettable day in Jamaica.

Discover Jamaican reggae culture by visiting Bob Marley's birthplace in Nine Mile, his museum, a Rastafarian church and enjoying a traditional jerk meal for a complete cultural immersion in Jamaica.

Enjoy a spectacular sunset in Negril, with its reggae atmosphere, cliff diving for the more daring, and relaxation overlooking the Caribbean Sea.

For a seamless holiday experience, take advantage of the assistance service available to contact throughout your stay.

Welcome to Jamaica

Sun-drenched beaches, misty Blue Mountains, and the irresistible rhythms of reggae—Jamaica is the heart and soul of the Caribbean. From the pulsing streets of Kingston to the serene shores of Negril, this island nation delivers a heady mix of natural beauty, rich history, and infectious energy. Whether you’re chasing waterfalls, exploring colonial-era towns, or just soaking up the easygoing island atmosphere, Jamaica is a place that seeps into your soul.

Don’t miss:

• The beaches: Powdery sands and turquoise waters await at Seven Mile Beach, Frenchman’s Cove, and Treasure Beach.
• Dunn’s River Falls: A dazzling natural staircase of cascading water near Ocho Rios.
• The Blue Mountains: Hike through misty peaks, visit coffee plantations, and discover Jamaica’s wilder side.
• Kingston’s cultural scene: The Bob Marley Museum, Trench Town, and the National Gallery offer deep insight into Jamaica’s musical and artistic legacy.

Culinary culture

The smoky scent of jerk chicken sizzling over pimento wood fills the air at roadside stands, while rich oxtail stew and curried goat are staples of home-style cooking. Ackee and saltfish, the national dish, blends buttery fruit with salted cod for a uniquely Jamaican flavour. Wash it all down with a Red Stripe beer, fresh coconut water, or a shot of overproof rum—preferably while watching the sun dip below the horizon.

Dive deeper

Beyond the beaches, Jamaica has a layered cultural identity shaped by its African roots, colonial past, and fiercely independent spirit. Maroon communities still preserve their traditions in remote mountain villages. Meanwhile, Rastafari culture, with its philosophy of unity and natural living, extends far beyond the music of Bob Marley. If you’re lucky, you might stumble upon a Nyabinghi drum circle, where deep bass beats echo long into the night.

Good to know

Jamaica uses the Jamaican dollar (JMD), though US dollars are widely accepted. The island enjoys a tropical climate, with the dry season running from December to April—ideal for beachgoers. Getting around is easiest by route taxis or private drivers, but for a true local experience, hop on a brightly painted ‘coaster’ bus and hold on tight.