Jamaica Inn

From the minute we walked in, you could feel the soul of the place. It’s family-run, full of history, and has that effortless old-school elegance you just don’t see anymore. No surprise that Winston Churchill and Marilyn Monroe used to escape here in their jet-set days. Our suite opened straight over the Caribbean — proper postcard views — and we had hummingbirds flicking around outside the room. When we arrived, the team were already in full hurricane mode: boarding up windows, shifting furniture, securing everything around the 70-year-old property. But even with a storm on the doorstep, the staff were calm, organised, and genuinely kind. The Morrow family and their team were exceptional. From the managers to the frontline staff, everyone showed proper warmth, professionalism, and heart. They turned what should’ve been a stressful, slightly hairy few days into something unforgettable — and for all the right reasons. We can’t thank them enough. Jamaica Inn isn’t just a stunning, historic hotel — it’s a place run by people who genuinely care. We’ll be back when the sun’s shining and the sea’s calm again

Jamaica inn was a beacon of light during a very dark time after category 5 hurricane Mellissa whipped through Jamaica . They were opened within days of the hurricanes passing with impeccable service .

Jamaica Inn is totally unique, with an old world romantic sophistication, the most spectacular aspect being the staff who are really committed to providing first class service. The grounds are stunning, with a beautiful beach and a truly relaxing atmosphere. We were on site during Hurricane Melissa, they have a well structured and rehearsed response for these events. A very impressive establishment. We shall return.

I have not written a review for Jamaica Inn previously because there have been so many accurate and complete accounts in the past, and I didn't feel that I could add any new information or insight. But after our recent (seventh) visit, I feel that I really must confirm all that has been written before in such glowing terms. The staff, food and drink, rooms and the spectacular beach really are top notch. The service provided has been of a very high standard consistently over the years and you really have to experience the laid back vibe which permeates the whole property. For us, the high point of the day is the evening dinner on the Terrace – delicious food, smart, friendly and efficient service, and very appropriate Caribbean music played by a live band. Quite a few guests seem to have room service, but in my opinion , you can't beat that Terrace. It always a pleasure to see familiar staff members such as Alvin, Patrick and the warm and friendly Patrice. Two new faces we met this year were the effervescent Ashalene and the chilled Samantha who looked after during the long lazy days. You come home from Jamaica Inn feeling refreshed and renewed, which of course, is the whole point of a holiday. We can't wait to return in 2026, knowing that consistency will be assured. Thank you Jamaica Inn.

An amazing hotel, with beyond first class service. This has to be the gem of Jamaica, if not the whole of the Carribbean. The grounds are well laid out with all variations of local trees and herbs spread throughout the gardens. The establishment is permiated with rich history. Ian Fleming, Noel Coward, Arthur Millar, Martin Monroe and Winston Churchill are just a few of the many characters to relax on the terrace, drink in the bar or eat in the restaurant. But what makes this establishment so impressive is the people who work here, first class service, a willing need to provide assistance and a great humour which is all the more inspiring as this ethos never waivered during hurricane Mellisa. We shall be back, frequently we hope.