After a couple days in Ocho Rios (and a failed attempt to see Dunn's River Falls) we left the Jewel and headed towards Montego Bay.
Probably one of our most labour intensive days, we saw no less than 5 resorts in a 6 hour time span. All of the resorts in Mo'Bay are close to the town - where partying, drinking and attractions are at one's fingertips.
Probably one of our most labour intensive days, we saw no less than 5 resorts in a 6 hour time span. All of the resorts in Mo'Bay are close to the town - where partying, drinking and attractions are at one's fingertips.
Iberostar Rosehall Complex
*3 resorts in one. Depending on which you stay at you can access facilities at one, two or all three
*5 star accomodations, restaurants
Iberostar Rose Hall Beach
*all ages *large beach *no access to other resorts oat the complex
Iberostar Rose Hall Suites
*all suite accomodations *good for families *lazy river *stay here, play at Suites and Beaches
Iberostar Grand
*adults only * stay here, access all 3 resorts *jacuzzi in every room *first class luxury service
Rose Hall Hilton
*medium sized resort *great for families *massive water park with lazy river *award winning bartender and chef on site *great for conferences
Sunset Jamaica Beach
*3.5/4 star hotel *great for families *Sunquest guests get special inclusions *large waterpark, lazy river
Grand Palladium
*5 star resort *family friendly though not much for kids to do *large rooms, all suites *2 sides - Jamaica and Lady Hamilton *huge pool
Grand Palladium
*5 star resort *family friendly though not much for kids to do *large rooms, all suites *2 sides - Jamaica and Lady Hamilton *huge pool
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