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At Couples Tower Isle, Jamaica'(TM)s original all-inclusive, adult couples-only resort, scenes of natural beauty intermingle with exquisitely appointed rooms and endless amenities to transport you to a world that is equal parts Jamaican paradise and (TM)50s Hollywood hangout. Here, everything is at the guest(TM)s disposal; spacious, stylish rooms and suites with unparalleled ocean views, sparkling white-sand beaches, fine dining, and unforgettable off-site excursions and adventures. Best of all, this all-inclusive resort takes care of the details, so pack your bathing suit and prepare to escape to a sensual and warm paradise. At Couples Ocho Rios guests encounter infinite reasons to fall in love with the resort, with Jamaica, and with one another.
Couples Tower Isle
PO Box 330 Tower Isle
Ocho Rios, Jamaica
Nearest Airport: MBJ
It's was an amazing experience capturing these beautiful memories of this wedding day
GoPlaces36155477317 - Montego Bay, Jamaica
We had a wonderful time at this resort. Very attentive staff, great food, amazing drinks, and fun excursions. We are already at planning our next trip to here. The entire staff was incredible and friendly. Stephen was like a rum ninja quietly moving all over the resort with drinks for you. You look up by the pool and he is there handing you a drink. You walk into the piano bar and he is there with a smile to mix you a martini. I had trouble deciding what to drink so I just started at the top of the menu and ordered them all. I did not find any I disliked. The restaurant menus change for different days so make sure to check the menus in the main hallway. Bayside and 8 Rivers are nice romantic evenings. We did Bayside at 6:15. It was perfect to see the sunset while dining over the water. We did the free snorkeling trip and booked a sunset cruise with Captain Roneil and Zeus. You can tell both love Jamaica and teaching the guests about the island. The snorkeling trip was safe and enjoyable. Zeus was in the water making sure the guests were safe and saw as much sea life as possible. He was swimming down and pointing out things we would have all missed. Roneil and Zeus made sure the sunset cruise was fun and romantic. They made sure our glasses were never empty while pointing out different places and teaching us the history of the island. The entertainment staff puts on incredible shows. We actually cancelled dinner reservations at the 2 fancier restaurants to enjoy the shows that were being put on. This crew goes all in every night. Garth, Khalil, “Buggah” & Britney will make sure you have a great time. They will not allow you to frown on their watch. The shopping trip gives you a nice guided look of the local area. We went to 3 locations. All had the same basic souvenirs at comparable prices. Save your money for the local craft vendors. That was our last stop and it puts the money straight into the locals hands. If you don’t want to leave the resort the shirts and souvenirs in the resort gift shop are priced to match the prices in town. Make sure to check which night they do the Jamaican buffet spread. The show will make you regret missing it. The piano bar is a great place to hang out, get some drinks & do a sing along. It also offered 2 nights of Karaoke. The Lounge is a great place to get your dancing shoes moving. The music was great & they also have a bar there.
Todd609 - Middletown, Connecticut
This was my first all inclusive resort and the experience was amazing. The hotel provides free transportation to and from the airport. The hotel staff are so nice and attentive and really cater to you. The resort is beach front and the views are amazing. There is a private nude island that you can venture off to. I enjoyed my daily breakfast and visiting the coffee shop where you can order almost any drink including matcha.
Kebra J
We have just returned from a Honeymoon stay at Couples Tower Isle and overall had a fantastic holiday. There is so much to love about this resort, and with a few improvements it could be exceptional. After over 12 hours of travelling, it was lovely to be greeted with cold refreshing towels and a glass of prosecco, which was a really nice start to our holiday. The biggest asset this hotel has is without a doubt its staff. The vast majority were warm, friendly and genuinely wanted guests to have a wonderful holiday, and they really are a credit to the resort. However, we did encounter a small number of staff who seemed quite miserable or came across as though we were an inconvenience. We completely appreciate that everyone can have an off day, or perhaps they had been dealing with difficult guests beforehand, but it was noticeable on a few occasions. Thankfully, these interactions were very much the exception rather than the rule, and the kindness of so many others more than made up for it. The grounds are absolutely beautiful and immaculately maintained. We loved the complimentary garden tour, which gave us an even greater appreciation of the work that goes into keeping everything looking so stunning. We also noticed how hard the staff worked every day clearing the seaweed from the beach, which couldn’t have been an easy task. Our room was cleaned to a very high standard every day, with housekeeping regularly checking if we needed fresh towels or more ice. The beds were incredibly comfortable – some of the comfiest we’ve ever slept in on holiday! The food was consistently good, with Eight Rivers being our favourite restaurant. The soups were absolutely amazing and are a must-try. The coffee bar also became one of our favourite places to visit each day and was definitely one of the highlights of our stay. We really appreciated how many complimentary activities were included. The water sports were excellent, and the yoga sessions were brilliant too. That said, there are a few things we feel could be improved. The hotel itself is starting to look a little tired in places and would benefit from some refurbishment. While everything was spotlessly clean, the décor is dated and our shower wasn’t particularly powerful. It took around 3 days for the team to realise we were on honeymoon, despite it being on our booking. We got a free massage with being on honeymoon but there was constant attempts to try to get us to upgrade at additional cost. The spa is quite expensive. The Wi-Fi wasn’t very reliable during our stay, and the air conditioning in the gym really struggled to keep the space cool. One disappointment was that there was never any fresh mint available for mojitos at the bars, which seemed surprising for a Caribbean resort. We also would have loved to see a greater variety of fish on the menus. Snapper was frequently offered as the “catch of the day” and, although it was always well cooked, it did become repetitive over the course of a two-week stay. Having a wider selection of local fish would have been a welcome addition. We had requested dairy-free milk before arriving and then asked several times after checking in, but unfortunately it never arrived during our stay. After such a long journey, this wasn’t the best first impression. Similarly, despite asking on several occasions, we didn’t receive the complimentary branded reusable water bottles until our final day, while many other guests already had theirs. Breakfast could also be a little chaotic around the egg station. Damoy worked really hard trying to organise guests by asking them to stand to one side after ordering, but not everyone listened. A simple sign explaining where to wait would probably make things run much more smoothly. One of the jacuzzis was out of service for the entire two weeks, which was a shame. There was also some renovation work taking place towards the back of the resort. Plaster and concrete debris remained on the ground for several days and, although it was taped off initially, the barriers were later removed while the mess was still there. It didn’t feel particularly safe with guests walking through the area. The evening entertainment wasn’t really for us. The main show lasted around an hour before moving into either a piano singalong, karaoke or dancing in the lounge bar. We appreciate that this style of entertainment suits many of the hotel’s regular guests, but we think it would be a good idea to have a two-week entertainment programme, as guests staying longer than a week end up watching the same shows again. Finally, a few more parasols around the pool and beach would make a big difference. The Jamaican sun is incredibly strong and shaded loungers were often difficult to find. Despite these comments, we genuinely had a wonderful holiday. The friendliness of the staff, beautiful gardens, comfortable beds, excellent food and relaxed atmosphere far outweighed the negatives. We’d certainly consider returning and hope to see some of these small improvements in the future. Special mentions and thank yous: A huge thank you to the staff who made our holiday so memorable: * Ajay – Bayside * Kacey – Coffee Bar * Alfred & David – Gardening Team * Radino – Eight Rivers * Jahavon & Asanya – Verandah * Icco & Audrey – Spa * Sanjay, Danavan & Santana – Bar Staff You were all wonderful and are a real credit to Couples Tower Isle. Thank you for making our holiday so special!
ijdmmm - Leicester, United Kingdom
Check-in was prolonged. We were told to go eat and we would have a room when we got back. When we got back people we knew who arrived after us were on their way to their rooms, but they did not have a room ready for us. Getting a room took longer than an hour. Room was ok nothing great, but nothing really bad. The bed was below average. Food was poor. Even the upscale restaurants were not very good. I could always find something to eat but eating their food for a week was hard. Drinks were not good. I tried multiple drinks and none were very good. Some people were saying they were watered down...not sure about that. Pools were fine to good. Beach was uninspiring. Island was nice with a small pool and swim up bar. One day they put up a red flag and would not take people to the island. It seemed a little BS. Water was not that bad. I am a boat captain and boat in the gulf of Mexico. On that day we wanted to go to another Couples and were told only on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. It was Sunday so we were stuck. Scuba. I have been diving for 30+ years and talked to the dive personnel and was told that the hurricane took out most of the coral and there was really nothing to see. This is not their fault , but don't go to Jamaica for the diving. I appreciate that the dive staff were nice and honest about it. We did have fun on our week and maybe it is cheaper than other places (not sure wife booked), so if this is what fits your budget is is ok. We will go back to Sandals if wee go back to Jamaica. The employees were very nice and tried to make you stay as good as possible.
Rich B
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