Rose Hall Resort And Country Club

An introduction to Rose Hall Resort And Country Club

A rose by any other name just isn't the Rose Hall. Chic, classy and full of charm, this deluxe beachfront hotel was once a well-known 18th-century sugar plantation, and still evokes the island's historic allure. Sitting right on the shores of the Caribbean Sea – it's cocooned among four hundred acres of tropical grounds. But it's not just the setting that'll whip your breath away – its newly furbished look has most definitely got the wow factor. Cool and contemporary, the chic new decor is really something to write home about. We're talking bedrooms with coffee and cream palettes, white-tiled flooring and flat-screen televisions. Bathrooms with granite counters, limestone tiles and spa features. And a stylish lobby with dark hardwood furnishings, sophisticated sofas and attractive art pieces.

Style aside, the Rose Hall is impressive in every other way, too. Starting with Lilliput Beach, which isn't as small as it sounds - this stretch of porcelain-white sands is right on your doorstep. And what's more – it's owned by the hotel, so you're guaranteed your own private piece of paradise. It's hard to resist the watersports on offer here too, from snorkelling and windsurfing to kayaking and sailing. When you fancy some sand-free fun, pad back up to base and head for Sugar Mill Falls, the Caribbean's largest waterpark, which resides here. Flit your way between the three terraced lagoon pools, float past waterfalls, or shoot down the waterslides. And when you need to refuel, there are two swim-up pool bars where you can grab a frost-cold drink.

Of course, you might want to take advantage of the first-class facilities while you're here. How about hitting the links of the Rose Hall's 18-hole championship Cinnamon Hill Ocean Golf Course? Designed by Robert Von Hagge, it's one of Jamaica's top courses. Maybe a workout at the Fitness and Aerobic Centre is more up your street? In which case there's a state-of-the-art gym and loads of classes to choose from here. Or perhaps you'll join in the daily activity programme which could include anything from nature walks to volleyball? Decisions, decisions. Eating here is a delight too and there's a world of flavours to choose from when it comes to both dishes and eateries. From sumptuous dining areas decorated in rich colours to romantic, open-air courtyards to opulent restaurants reminiscent of a Georgian manor house, it's all down to a matter of taste. And now there's the new village square-style La Brasserie to try, with cuisine from around the globe. The ultimate Caribbean getaway – come try this tropical treasure for size.

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Rose Hall Resort And Country Club reviews - what customers thought

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Based on 7 reviews

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Written on 01/02/2005, Anonymous said...

The Wyndham Rose Hotel was a wonderful experience. Food first class and loads of choice, something for everyone, With ice cold lemonade in barrels round the pools free to help yourself from. The only niggle was the room, even though we paid extra... more on this review

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Rose Hall Resort And Country Club details

Hotel features

Swimming pool

2 interconnecting swimming pools
2 swim-up bars
3 whirlpool baths
Waterpark with slides and lazy river ride on-site
Sun terraces
Beach towels

Meals

The Terrace outdoor buffet restaurant (breakfast and dinner only)
Luna di Mare Italian and Three Palms a la carte restaurants - guests may dine once per stay (open 6 nights a week, reservations and dress code apply)
Pool grill
Please note: there may be queues at peak times in the main dining room and bars
Restaurant opening times are at hotel management's discretion

All inclusive option

Full board (restrictions will apply)
Selected alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks (restrictions will apply)
All facilities listed under Activities
All items listed under Entertainment
Weekly beach barbecue dinner and Caribbean Carnival themed dinner
Facilities that do not form part of your All Inclusive package may incur extra local charges - please see the A-Z Guide

Entertainment

Low-key evening entertainment including live music and dancing
Cricket Club Nightclub (over 18s only)

Activities

Fitness centre
Keep-fit
Daytime tennis
Daily activities including volleyball‚ aerobics and sailing lessons
Windsurfing, snorkelling, kayaking and sailing

Location

Beside Lilliput Beach
8km from shops, bars and restaurants
12km from Montego Bay, next to shopping centre at Rose Hall

Room facilities

Rooms are newly renovated and have
2 queen-size beds or king-size bed
Satellite TV
Telephone
Radio
Hairdryer
Tea/coffee-making facilities
Iron and ironing board
Air-conditioning
Maximum occupancy of rooms is either 3 adults, or 2 adults and 2 children (2 children will share the queen beds and space may feel limited)
Garden rooms available
Some rooms have interconnecting doors

No. of rooms

488

Other facilities

Some premium food items on the menu at the Luna di Mare
Three Palms a la carte restaurant
Premium brand liquors
Green fees, mandatory caddies and cart hire at nearby golf course (special green fee packages are available in resort)
Motorised watersports
Sailing lesson with captain
Tennis equipment hire and floodlights for evening play
Slot machines
Hairdressing salon
Shopping arcade
Safety deposit boxes
Laundry
On-site teen centre
Food and drink in the golf course club house
Room service (time restrictions apply)
These facilities do not form part of your All Inclusive package - please see the A-Z Guide