Long Bay Hotel Guide - Beach Hotels in Long Bay, Portland

"Friendly staff...nice grounds...very nice room with an awesome view. "

"I love the lush vegetation around the property especially the variety of flora."

"Beautiful place, great customer service."

"My stay at Sea Cliff was relaxing. It's a beautiful property with relaxing views of the ocean from almost all the rooms. The bed was large and comfortable. The food was good we had breakfast included with our stay. The staff was warm and friendly. I felt like I was staying at a friend's house instead of a resort. "

"The great huts is the best experience in my Jamaica trip . The owner and the stuffs are super nice "

"Always wanted to stay there. Property and pool was amazing. Rooms are ok, could use a little work. Breakfast was decent. Would return for a short stay"

"Enchanting! This is a beautiful unique property with stunning views and magnificent gardens - a real labour of Love. Staff are delightful, welcoming & helpful, the food fresh & delicious - we were extremely well looked after! Like other hotels & restaurants outside of Montego Bay & Kingston, advance booking is required for meal service but this was no bother to us. The villas are comfortable, well designed & built, authentic to their era which only adds to the charming, mystical atmosphere. A true slice of Heaven for nature lovers like us! Our mistake was to only book a few nights .... we will return every year if we can. "

"This place has certainly gone down hill like a horror movie from the 70s scene dated furniture blood on curtain splatters from misquote swatting along with greece stains the bathroom had rusty facutes with missing cover plates oxidation on the door handles bathroom mixed matched tiles. Great location but this place needs a serious overall bottom line.For a big property like this it should have more amenities such as a pool and decent restaurant "

"The owners were attentive to our needs and provided us with authentic Jamaican meals, referrals to local sights, and history and current events of Jamaica. We felt like we were visiting relatives."