Nestled in the hills, this elegant hotel boasts stunning views, a pool, and a spa, making it the perfect retreat for relaxation seekers.
"Having hosted such greats as Mick Jagger and Grace Jones, Strawberry Hill is a haven of Jamaican casual sophistication and elegance. Leisurely weekend lunches are the move here, where traditional fretwork and batik prints provide the perfect backdrop to a menu of new Jamaican cuisine, like steamed whole local fish or the duo of curry goat and oxtail. Go for lunch and stay to watch the sun set lazily over the city, a Blackwell rum punch in hand." - Leisha Wong
"Though the original Georgian house on Strawberry Hill was destroyed in the hurricane of 1988, the new building maintains a traditional feel." - Sophie Friedman
"I'm giving my Bob Marley-obsessed father a print from the legendary Strawberry Hill Hotel (where the Stones also recorded)—hopefully, the two of us will be up in those Blue Mountains one day soon."
"This Georgian-style hotel in the mountains was built on a coffee plantation that belonged to the British royal family in the eighteenth century. Original antiques, canopied beds, and hand-carved fretwork dec- orate the cottages—"and those views...wow!" Using ingredients grown on the grounds and a stone grill on the main lawn, chefs prepare local dishes with traditional pimiento-infused techniques. "Jamaica definitely isn't just for beach vacations. It was spectacular being up in the mountains where my favorite kind of coffee comes from." The infinity pool overlooks the city and offers a 40-mile view."
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