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Guesthouses
Guesthouses offer informal, yet friendly travel experiences at lower budget prices. Search below to learn more about Jamaica's various guesthouse options.
Cannon Villas consists of six cottages situated on an exquisite white sand beach. Each villa has three air-conditioned bedrooms each with own bath, living and dining areas, satellite TV, a fully-equipped kitchen and covered patios where you can relax or dine > Learn More
| Warm Caribbean breezes, tropical rhythms and a room with a view. These are the things that great vacations are made of, and you can have it all at Pastel Villa. > Learn More
| Please contact Ashanti Inn for further information. > Learn More
| For a quiet vacation, discover Salem Resort, St. Ann on Jamaica's beautiful North Coast. There you will find a relaxing and refreshing atmosphere that's hard to beat. The property boasts twenty four (24) luxurious rooms, all air conditioned with satellite TV and private balconies overlooking a secluded sandy beach. > Learn More
| Golden Shore resort is a beach-front property consisting of 27 Rooms, a Gazebo Bar, and Restaurant. It is nestled in the cool, relaxing parish of St. Thomas, which is at the Eastern end of the Island, and approximately one hour's drive from Norman Manley International Airport, and one hour and twenty minutes from Kingston, the capital of Jamaica. The resort is located in a secluded neighbourhood, free from the hustle and bustle of everyday living. > Learn More
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Spelling Jamaica:
The spelling of “Jamaica” was not standardized until well after the English conquest. Englishmen wrote the word as it sounded: thus we have Gemecoe, Gemegoe, Jamico, Jammaca and Mamecah. It was often spelled Xaymaca. The first map on which Jamaica appears was made by Bartolome Colombo, Christopher's younger brother, to illustrate the Admiral's fourth voyage. He spelled it Jamaicha.
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