Jamaica - Jamaica Inn
"Lets get away, far away..."
 
OVERVIEW
47 rooms, 2 floors
With all the hoopla over all-inclusive resorts and
spring-break shenanigans, it's easy to forget there was a kinder,
gentler time in Jamaican tourism -- with places like the Jamaica
Inn that ooze old-school charm and low-key sophistication.
Mellowness comes with maturity, and this hotel's
been around since the days when Harry Belafonte (rather than Bob
Marley) was this island's most celebrated singer. Nearly everyone
who passed through Ocho Rios in those days slept, ate (or drank)
at Jamaica Inn -- Errol Flynn, Winston Churchill, Katherine Hepburn
and Claudette Colbert, just to name a few. But the hotel also has
its modern-day habitués, jet-setters like supermodel Kate
Moss who leave their party face at home in favor of a laid-back
Jamaican sojourn.
For those seeking a little more privacy, Jamaica
Inn also has Cottages that are set on a bluff with stunning views
of the Sea. They are tastefully decorated in a blend of Jamaican
and Indonesian styles. These Cottages are private, yet steps away
from the Inn and all of its amenities.
 
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HOTEL AMENITIES
- Fitness Center
- Fine Dining Nearby
- Executive Retreat
- Banquets & Meetings
- Fine Dining on Site
- Spa Facility
- Pool, Outdoor
- Concierge Service
AVAILABLE ACTIVITIES
- Golfing
- Horseback Riding
- Scuba Diving
- Ecological Tourism
- Sailing
- Beach
- Biking, Mountain
- Shopping
- Biking, Touring
- Theatre & Museums
- Windsurfing
- Tennis Courts Nearby
- Boating
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ACCOMODATIONS
All suites are set on a coral bluff above the sea,
with French doors and louvered windows that open onto expansive
sea views and a glimmering white-sand beach. All around are spacious
lawns and lush tropical gardens, and hammocks strung here and there,
giving the feel of a posh private estate. The decor is a modern
take on the Edwardian colonial popular in Jamaica before World War
Two -- with most everything fashioned from sturdy cane or tropical
hardwood against a backdrop of white linen and cream-colored walls.
Rooms are thoroughly unplugged -- no electronic gizmos to hinder
your tranquillity -- although air conditioning is at your fingertips.
The crowning glory of each suite is a spacious balcony or patio
outfitted with everything you need to while away a languid day:
breakfast table, nap-size sofa and even a writing desk for would-be
Noël Cowards. The cottages ramp up the pampering to a whole
different level, especially the superexclusive Cottage Three, which
has its own wet bar, outdoor shower, infinity pool and beach access.
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DINING & RESTAURANTS
Voted as the Best Kept Secret for Breakfast in The
Jamaica Observer, breakfast may be had on the Restaurant Terrace
overlooking the bay or on the Verandah of each suite. Lunch boasts
an extraordinary offering, from freshly made soups, salads and breads,
to light bites, sandwiches and burgers and an "Around the World"
section. Lunch is served at the Seaside Restaurant, on the beach
or in your suite. Start the evening with complimentary hors d'oeuvres
then have a 6-Course Flavorful Gourmet Dinner under the stars while
listening to a live band. The dinner menu at Jamaica Inn changes
every night. Every Saturday night is the famous lobster night. Dinner
is available in a romantic outside setting overlooking the sea or
in the privacy of your own suite on your balcony/verandah.
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The Jamaica Inn offers many different
packages.
Please contact Shauna Hall or Nancy Converse
for more information on Destination Wedding Packages.
Contact
Shauna or Nancy
at Quality Travel Services, Inc.
703-556-9010
or 1-800-331-5601
E-mail: shauna@qualitytravelservices.com
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