Jamaica Inn

 About Jamaica Inn

There are 55 spacious suites, cottages and beach bungalows, which all offer air conditioning, ceiling fans and a large, comfortably-furnished balcony or verandah. Balcony Suites are located on the upper floor of the Main or East Wing with a balcony and spectacular sea views, whilst the Deluxe Verandah Suites are located on the ground floor, overlooking the gardens, beach and sea. Premier Verandah Suites are located on the water’s edge or on the beach. The Cowdray Suite is located upstairs on the East Wing with rear views of the property, sea and mountains. The spacious Beach Bungalow Suites are located on a tranquil cove adjacent to the Ocean Spa; Bungalow guests have exclusive access to the outdoor and beach areas. The White Suite is located on a private peninsula, with a large verandah and dramatic ocean views. Cottages 1-6 sit on a bluff above the northern beach, with breathtaking sea views, their own private plunge pool and direct access to the sea. Recently-renovated Cottage 7 is now Jamaica Inn’s premier suite with fabulous panoramic ocean views. Blue Cottage is located on the beach with a large shuttered verandah and dramatic ocean views.

Set on a beautiful, private, sandy cove, there’s a great elegance and sense of style about this charming hotel. This is no more evident than in the excellent dining, impeccable service and warm welcome that you’ll receive from General Manager Kyle Mais and the Jamaica Inn team. You’ll love the refined furnishings and unique open-air lounge/terraces which all the suites offer, and the fabulous Ocean Spa is reason enough to choose this hotel as your base.

   

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Best Time to Travel to Jamaica Inn

Jamaica, a vibrant Caribbean island known for its reggae music, beautiful beaches, and lush landscapes, offers travelers a year-round escape to tropical paradise.

**Dry Season (November to mid-December, mid-January to April):** The dry season in Jamaica is the most popular time to visit. From November to mid-December and mid-January to April, the weather is sunny and dry, making it ideal for beach lovers and outdoor activities. Explore the stunning beaches of Negril, visit the historic sites of Kingston, or go hiking in the Blue Mountains. This season also hosts various music and cultural festivals.

**Rainy Season (mid-December to mid-January, May to October):** The rainy season in Jamaica brings occasional rain showers, particularly from mid-December to mid-January and from May to October. However, it's still possible to visit, and this season offers lush green landscapes, lower prices, and fewer crowds. It's an excellent time for experiencing Jamaican culture and enjoying traditional music and dance.

Whether you're relaxing on the golden shores of Montego Bay, exploring the natural wonders of Dunn's River Falls, or savoring local dishes like jerk chicken and patties, Jamaica promises a laid-back and colorful escape year-round. Discover the charm of this Caribbean gem and create lasting memories in this tropical haven.

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