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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.
Forres Park Guest House provides the ideal base for exploring the Blue Mountains, being situated within an hour's drive of Kingston's international airport and yet at an elevation of 2,500 feet blessed by the mountain ambience of cool starry nights, bright sunny days and awe inspiring dawn views of the Peak itself. > Learn More
| Please contact Milk River Spa & Hotel for further information. > Learn More
| Palm View Guesthouse is ideally situated between the Sangster’s International Airport and the world famous Doctor’s Cave Beach. It is also within walking distance of many restaurants, beaches, entertainment and shopping areas. > Learn More
| An intimate resort with a non-hotel feel ideal for families, singles and couples. An excellent choice for the traveller who values the charm of a family owned and managed resort > Learn More
| A small boutique hotel located in the sleepy fishing village of Treasure Beach on Jamaica's South Coast. Jake's has been dubbed the chic-est shack in the Caribbean by Travel & Leisure Magazine. Created by theatrical designer Sally Henzell and influenced by architect, Antonio Gaudi, Jake's stands out as a unique piece of art. > Learn More
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Splendid houses built on a bet:
Four wealthy Kingston merchants once took a bet to see who could build the most splendid town residence, only to secure affections from Teresia Constantia. Only one of the houses survived, Headquarters House on Duke Street built by Thomas Hibbert in the 1750’s and known originally as Hibbert House. The other houses were Constantine House on Higholborn Street and Bull and Harmony Hall on Hanover Street.
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