Wednesday, September 2, 2026

The Best Hotels Near STUSH in the BUSH, by the Record

  1. Rooms have no televisions and no alarm clocks, which tells you most of what you need to know about Jamaica Inn. This family-run resort in Ocho Rios leans into a quietly retro elegance at a moment when much of the island has gone the louder, all-inclusive route. The calm Caribbean is right there for kayaking or just staring at, and most evenings end with live reggae under the stars until eleven, which is when the idea of never leaving starts to feel reasonable.


  2. Mahogany four-poster beds draped in muslin, a pool with a view straight down to Kingston, and rum cake in the minibar: this Blue Mountains resort was built by Chris Blackwell as a salon for friends like Bob Marley, and it still draws a creative crowd happy to debate all night before retreating to heated sheets. The bungalows are built to nineteenth-century spec, the Aveda spa is there when the conversation gets too much, and the verandah sunsets do their part.


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