Hotels & Resorts in Montego Bay. Jamaica
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Hotels & Resorts in Montego Bay. Jamaica |
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| Welcome to our Montego Bay directory of Hotels and Resorts in the area. From 5 star luxury all inclusive resorts in Montego Bay area to budget hotels and guest houses, Our independent reviews speak as it is, good and bad. Exclusive Travel are not booking agents, we are independent tourism consultants, with a mission to provide honest information and advice for our visitors. Don't forget to click that 'Write a review' button to let others know of your experiences and what to expect when staying in Jamaica. |
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Welcome to Montego Bay! Known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality, Montego Bay is a popular tourist destination in Jamaica. Here are some must-visit locations in Montego Bay: Doctor's Cave Beach: One of the most famous beaches in Montego Bay, Doctor's Cave Beach is known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and white sand. It's a great spot for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing under the sun. Rose Hall Great House: Explore the Rose Hall Great House, an 18th-century plantation mansion with a fascinating history and rumored ghost stories. Take a guided tour to learn about the house's past and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding area. Montego Bay Marine Park: If you're interested in marine life and snorkeling, head to the Montego Bay Marine Park. This protected area offers stunning coral reefs, diverse fish species, and underwater caves to explore. Hip Strip: Visit Montego Bay's famous Hip Strip, officially known as Gloucester Avenue. It's a lively street lined with shops, restaurants, bars, and clubs. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, shop for souvenirs, and sample delicious Jamaican cuisine. Croydon Plantation: Take a tour of the Croydon Plantation, located in the picturesque Catadupa Mountains. This working plantation offers visitors an opportunity to see and taste a variety of tropical fruits, such as pineapples, coconuts, and citrus fruits. Rocklands Bird Sanctuary: Nature lovers should not miss the Rocklands Bird Sanctuary, where you can spot a wide array of colorful birds, including Jamaica's national bird, the Doctor Bird (Red-billed Streamertail). Enjoy the serene surroundings and even feed the birds from your hand. Montego Bay Cultural Centre: Delve into Jamaican art and history at the Montego Bay Cultural Centre. This museum showcases local art exhibitions, cultural artifacts, and interactive displays that provide insights into the rich heritage of Montego Bay and Jamaica. Greenwood Great House: Visit the Greenwood Great House, a beautifully preserved Georgian mansion that offers a glimpse into Jamaica's colonial past. Explore the antique furniture, period costumes, and historical artifacts while enjoying panoramic views of the countryside. Martha Brae River: Embark on a relaxing bamboo rafting adventure along the Martha Brae River. Sit back and let your skilled raftsman guide you through the lush tropical scenery while sharing interesting stories about the area. Sam Sharpe Square: Pay a visit to Sam Sharpe Square, a historic square named after one of Jamaica's national heroes. It features a statue of Sam Sharpe, who played a significant role in the abolition of slavery in Jamaica. The square also has a vibrant market where you can buy local crafts and goods. These are just a few highlights of what Montego Bay has to offer. Enjoy your visit and immerse yourself in the rich culture, stunning natural beauty, and warm hospitality of this charming Jamaican city! |
| What to expect from hotels and resorts in Jamaica. Its important to remember that every country has its own cultural ideas and standards which applies equally to accommodation. Jamaica is quite unique in that it has a little of everything for tourists when it comes to accommodation with many varied types and standards, so will suit a wide spectrum of visitors, rich or not - nature or party lover. We hope our site will help you avoid the all too common mistake of false expectations when booking your vacation, often caused by glossy pictures and fabulous descriptions enticing you to book. If your a global traveler and prefer top resorts in Seychelles, Indonesia and the likes, then your main choice in Jamaica would possibly be somewhere like Sandals. If however, your looking for something a little less luxurious and affordable and can live without the Butler service, the choice is immense. In general, like many less developed countries, some accommodation in Jamaica may seem a little 'tired' through lack of maintenance. Having said that, it may well be in the most wonderful location, of which there are plenty in Jamaica. Obviously Montego Bay, Ocho Rios and Negril are the accommodation hot spots for tourism, but there are many hidden gems in the surrounding areas. Also bear in mind, hotel and resort star ratings differ widely from country to country. A four star resort in Jamaica would struggle to achieve three stars in some other top resort countries. Exclusive Travel give their own star rating for each place based not on what the glossy pages say, but upon the important things like value for money, amenities, service, location, and most importantly what guests themselves are saying about the accommodation. NOTE: If you chose right, your in for a wonderful experience in Jamaica and it wont break your bank! So read our guest reviews and hotel details carefully and make the right decision. |
Looking for something more on a budget? Then check out our directory listings of Guest Houses or B&B in Montego Bay |
Must see places in Jamaica.... 7 Mile Beach | Aqua Sol | Blue Hole | Boston Beach | Doctors Cave | Hellshire Beach | Dolphin Cove | Glistening Waters | Green Grotto Caves | Kingston | Mammee Bay | Heroes Park | Rio Grande | Reggae Beach | Royal Palms | Sandals | Winnifred Beach | YS Falls
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"Very disappointing. Resort is old"
"Pleasant. The bathrooms were really small. Rooms outdated"
