Negril Tree House Resort

Top Beach Hotel

Pros: The water and beach was breathtaking. Resort was clean staff was friendly and all accommodating.

Cons: The people on beach who constantly harass you for all the Ganja, horse back riding, crafts, fruit they want to sell to you, non stop all day everyday. getting out of the sea taking a swim they ...

Pros: Everything, from sunrise to sunset. The staff goes over and above to ensure your stay is over the top. Please, do not miss the jerk chicken on the beach cooked to perfection.

Great for Negril first timers

Pros: Amazing beach, great free breakfast, staff was amazing. Our room had a fridge/stove/microwave (many don't) and that was great. Big room, comfy bed, giant shower.

Cons: To get the (excellent) free breakfast and beach towels/lounge chairs, you have to wear an armband your whole stay - which makes you stand out as a tourist if you like venturing to town or off the beaten path. I felt like this made us a bigger target for locals who want to hassle you/sell you something/ask for money. So there's certainly a big trade off there.

Pros: Delicious hot coffee, fresh fruit and sweet breads were delicious. The omelettes and waffles were also very tasty!

Cons: I can't think of anything that would have made it better. The staff were also so cheery and efficient. Great breakfast!

High value, beautifully maintained, great location

Pros: Treehouse resort has it all! I would surely stay there again. We enjoyed delicious breakfasts full of options/ jamaican dishes, a very comfortable (albeit small) well-equipped room- and to my delight- an outdoor rope chair for each room. The bed was quite cozy and the room A/C as frigid as you'd want to make it! I thought I would be disappointed with a "garden view" room opposed to ocean view- but the garden and grounds are so lovely and well kept, it was like being in the jungle right next to the beach! I especially loved waking up to groomed sand and well-kept beach loungers that are set out each morning. The staff were friendly and not overbearing, however it is diffucult sometimes to know who actually works there vs. who "says" they work there...

Cons: I am not a well seasoned international traveler, with this being my first trip out of the US. Admittedly, it took me many days to acclimate to the Jamaican way of "sales". I am used to approaching someone/a business for a service when I'm interested in it, but here, as with all other places I visited in Negril, the service providers chronically approached me and I needed to interact and politely decline, each day. This went for taxi, massage services, the restaurant, the gift shop, etc.