Geejam Hotel

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"What began as a rainforest recording compound near Port Antonio has been transformed into an effortlessly cool hotel that keeps strong music-and-creative roots: the studio attracted artists like The Rolling Stones, Alicia Keys, and Drake. I appreciate the mix of accommodations—from treetop cabins and jungle-chic rooms to villas with private chefs and staff—and the hub of the property, Bushbar, which pairs an infinity pool with a high-quality sound system and Jamaican-fusion fare; nearby Geejam Bay is also notable for wildlife including turtles and rays." - Ruth C. White

"This tiny hideaway overlooking the sea near Port Antonio originally served as a live-in recording studio for performers such as No Doubt, Alicia Keys, and Amy Winehouse. Although recording sessions still go on, Geejam is now a seven-room hotel, its guests often honeymooning couples acting out fantasies having nothing to do with rock and roll. Geejam’s cabins, especially, are very private, and guests sometimes spend days taking meals on their veranda and splashing in their outdoor Jacuzzi without being seen by anyone but the staff, who appear only when called. Of course, who wants to stay hidden forever when the Bushbar restaurant promises convivial chitchat, an occasional game of pool, and even live music? Not to mention that the hotel beach, in a cove across a road at the bottom of the property, promises four-poster sunbeds and, yes, Wi-Fi."

"This tiny hideaway overlooking the sea near Port Antonio originally served as a live-in recording studio for performers such as No Doubt, Alicia Keys, and Amy Winehouse. Although recording sessions still go on, Geejam is now a seven-room hotel, its guests often honeymooning couples acting out fantasies having nothing to do with rock and roll. Geejam’s cabins, especially, are very private, and guests sometimes spend days taking meals on their veranda and splashing in their outdoor Jacuzzi without being seen by anyone but the staff, who appear only when called. Of course, who wants to stay hidden forever when the Bushbar restaurant promises convivial chitchat, an occasional game of pool, and even live music? Not to mention that the hotel beach, in a cove across a road at the bottom of the property, promises four-poster sunbeds and, yes, Wi-Fi."

"For the four-day extravaganza the stylist chose to stay at the boutique Geejam Hotel in Port Antonio, Jamaica."

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"A boutique base in Port Antonio where I gathered family and friends for a four-day birthday celebration; we stayed in rooms where I left custom gift bags for each guest." - Christina Liao