Negril Beach Club Hotel

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... br>After using TripAdvisor for basic research and viewing the resort website, I settled on Citronella for our trip. We're excited about our upcoming trip.<br><br>Citronella on TripAdvisor<br>Citronella website<br>

... index there was a little steep, so as soon as the DJ arrived with his police siren sound effects and ruined the atmosphere we generally wandered elsewhere...<br><br>Jamaicans are without doubt the friendliest people we have met on this trip. So many times people just came up and shook your hands and just wanted to chat. There were never any hassles, we never felt threatened, and most conversations ended with them asking if we wanted a taxi, bangles ...

... what I expected. Expansive pools with the water park/slides on the side. A larger RedLane Spa than Sandals Negril (nice, very nice). 9 treatment rooms + a couples massage room. They also offer a very nice 2nd floor waiting room for couples. <br><br>The property currently is awaiting a new GM so I didn't get to meet one. <br><br>The kids club could be a bit larger as it ...

1 night at Rose Hall Resort &amp;Spa, a Hilton Resort just wasn't enough. Located in the ever so busy Montego Bay, Jamaica Rose Hall Resort &amp; Spa offers something for everyone. <br><br>With a host of dining options sure to please even the most discriminating palate, there are nine savory restaurants, bars, and grills. You can enjoy an intimate meal at the elegant Three Palms, which by the way offers an amazing mahi mahi, sample Northern Italian cuisine at Luna di ...

... personable and has many contacts in Jamaica. If you want something special, he will provide you with it. He currently has no email so you must contact him via phone.<br><br><br><br>Sandals Negril Resort &amp; Spa<br><br>Check- in was as I expected at Sandals &#8211; Rum punch on arrival and met at the door by a friendly face. The front desk was busy preparing our paperwork. We were nicely seated in the lobby ...

I spent almost a week in Negril, a long stretch of beaches along the western tip of Jamaica. Very popular with tourists. I walked the beach several times and I've been annoyed by the "farmers" and the like on a regular basis. They are sometimes aggressive. Better to walk along the road than the beach at night to/from the restaurant for obvious reasons. Nice sunsets.

... and peas(Jamaicans call them peas, but they're actually beans) and marinated tomatoes. The Red Stripe beer was flowing freely; tourist-guests and locals were milling about. Because I don't drink beer, I purchased a mickey of "Q" of rum (most of which went home with me). The cheering in the bar was deafening when the underdog NY Giants defeated the New England Patriots. It was a loud and rather tipsy group that made their way back to their accommodations for the night.

... from Alabama who were there for the honeymoon also. The Alabama couple were both insurance adjusters who were working in Mississippi after Katrina. The guy was from Fayetteville, and happened to hear us say we were from North Carolina. There was live entertainment with a steel band, singing, dancers, contortionists, and fire breathers. Skippy and the others on the entertainment crew were dressed as pirates and really worked the crowd. It was a great way to end our days at Couples.

... MORE laundry (it never stops, it's so frustrating to be clean), clean my house AGAIN (see above!), go to the airport, pick up my 'rents and bro, have a kick A** New Years Party somewhere in MoBay, hang out with my Family, go to the airport again, do MORE laundry, then back to work. I'll update on the 9th as to how accurate my prediction was...