Recommended place to stay: Sandals Royal Plantation



Sandals Royal Plantation says
A Leading Small Hotel of the World, originally built in the glamorous 1950s, this charming and gracious resort sits on a bluff above the shimmering Caribbean, with glorious views from each of the suites.
Sandals Royal Plantation remains one of Jamaica’s most secluded hotels with outstanding facilities and unrivalled service, exclusively for couples.
There are just 74 luxurious ocean view suites, each offering personal butler service and a pillow menu.
Facilities include a choice of three gourmet restaurants, including Le Papillon, our hallmark restaurant specialising in fresh local Jamaican and French cuisine, as well as the island’s only Champagne & Caviar Bar where you can enjoy the finest Russian and Romanian caviar accompanied by Veuve Cliquot champagne (extra cost).
Our more active guests can enjoy a selection of land and water sports, including complimentary scuba diving for certified divers, as well as a free shuttle and complimentary green fees at the nearby Sandals Golf Club.
Alternatively, simply relax on the two white sand beaches or spoil yourself with a massage or treatment using local Caribbean products at the chic Red Lane® Spa.
Exclusive extras included in your holiday include daily afternoon tea on The Terrace accompanied by Jamaican treats such as banana bread and rum cake; Mangosas, chilled towels, rosewater face misting and cucumber eye cooling every morning by the beach; complimentary cigar rolling demonstrations.
This resort is ideal for couples looking for seclusion and beachfront luxury, but close to the many attractions of Ocho Rios.
Click here for more about the Sandals Royal Plantation, Ocho Rios and our latest special offers, which currently include up to 35% off (book by 31 January 2012)

Famed for its gorgeous beaches, Jamaica is also a funky, friendly island with lush mountains, fascinating history and world-class hotels, not least the Sandals Royal Plantation which is tucked away on a pair of secluded private coves near the lively resort of Ocho Rios.

