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Guesthouses
Guesthouses offer informal, yet friendly travel experiences at lower budget prices. Search below to learn more about Jamaica's various guesthouse options.
Nestled in a tropical garden on the ridge of the hills of Montego Bay, Jamaica, Ridgeway Guest House is a cozy family owned and operated haven, offering a panoramic view of the area and the Caribbean Sea. > Learn More
| Ten minutes from Ocho Rios, St. Ann and Boscobel, St. Mary, Rockaway Inn is a recently opened guesthouse specializing in offering personalized accommodation of the highest caliber. The staff offers quality and reliable services is happy to accommodate your needs. > Learn More
| The historic Ivanhoe’s Guest House is one of the oldest family run hotels in Portland. Perched on Tichfield Hill, Ivanhoe offers splendid views of one of Jamaica’s most beautiful parishes. > Learn More
| Golden Shore resort is a beach-front property consisting of 27 Rooms, a Gazebo Bar, and Restaurant. It is nestled in the cool, relaxing parish of St. Thomas, which is at the Eastern end of the Island, and approximately one hour's drive from Norman Manley International Airport, and one hour and twenty minutes from Kingston, the capital of Jamaica. The resort is located in a secluded neighbourhood, free from the hustle and bustle of everyday living. > Learn More
| This historic villa now operates as a boutique hotel accommodating up to ten people in it's 5 spacious guest rooms and offers a venue for Gala dinners, corporate retreats and special events. > Learn More
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First Coconut tree in Jamaica:
A stone monument on the Palisadoes near to Port Royal records that “the first coconut tree was planted March 4, 1869 by John Norton Esquire Superintendent of the General Penitentiary”. Within 20 years 20,000 trees had been planted and flourished for a while, an ambitious project aimed at covering the Palisadoes in Coconut trees. Eventually disease destroyed them leaving only the stone monument.
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