Strawberry Hill -

Strawberry Hill è una destinazione di lusso che offre una varietà di servizi e strutture per soddisfare le esigenze di ogni ospite. Con un'ubicazione invidiabile a Irish Town, New Castle Road, Giamaica, questo resort si trova in una posizione privilegiata per esplorare la bellezza naturale e la cultura unica della Giamaica.

Come hotel, Strawberry Hill offre sistemazioni di lusso con vista mozzafiato sulla campagna circostante. Le camere sono arredate con gusto e offrono tutti i comfort moderni, tra cui aria condizionata, TV a schermo piatto e connessione Wi-Fi.

Questo resort è anche una boutique che offre una selezione unica di prodotti locali e internazionali. Gli ospiti possono trovare souvenir unici, abbigliamento alla moda e accessori per la casa.

Strawberry Hill è anche un hotel resort che offre una varietà di attività e servizi per gli ospiti. Ci sono due piscine all'aperto, una palestra completamente attrezzata, un campo da tennis e un centro benessere completo. Il resort offre anche escursioni guidate, birdwatching e altre attività all'aperto.

Il ristorante del resort offre una cucina gourmet che utilizza ingredienti locali freschi. Gli ospiti possono gustare piatti tradizionali giamaicani e internazionali mentre ammirano la vista spettacolare sulla campagna circostante.

Strawberry Hill è anche un centro per ritiri spirituali che offre programmi di meditazione, yoga e altre attività per il benessere mentale e fisico. Il resort offre anche servizi di coaching personale e seminari sulla consapevolezza e la crescita personale.

Come albergo benessere, Strawberry Hill offre una varietà di trattamenti per il corpo e la mente. Il centro benessere offre massaggi, trattamenti per il viso, idroterapia e altri servizi per rilassare e rigenerare il corpo.

Il resort ha ricevuto un totale di 810 recensioni su Google My Business, con una media delle opinioni di 4.3/5. Gli ospiti hanno elogiato la bellezza del resort, la cortesia del personale e la varietà di attività e servizi offerti.

Recensioni di Strawberry Hill

Grand Master C

Ogni volta che io vengo in Giamaica non posso fare a meno di fermarmi in questo favoloso Hotel dove ho potuto vivere momenti da sogno. ||Il personale è fantastico, premuroso gentile e sempre sorridente.||Ia loro cucina Giamaicana è vibrante come il suono di un tamburo||sciamanico.||Un caro saluto e congratulazioni al magnifico Direttore del Strawberry Hill||di questo splendido Hotel paradisiaco.

Giovanni D

Hotel affascinante sulle blu montain,noi avevamo una villa con due camere enorme.con una vista davvero incredibile.materassi riscaldabili e un terrazzo stupendo.struttura cmq non impeccabile,meriterebbe ,visto lo standard e il costo ,una rimodernata.il ristorante molto bello ma carissimo ma assolutamente non all altezza del costo.la colazione compresa nella camera era del tipo continentale veramente scarna e ripetitiva.ll personale per nulla cordiale .la zona piscina e giardino davvero splendida anche se l acqua della stessa era fredda.bello il trail con rasta dave Number 1!isolatissimo merita una visita di 1-2gg per i panorami incredibili

Andrea A

Albergo molto bello non tanto per le camere (niente di esaltante) ma per la vista del panorama veramente spettacolare.|Hotel molto caro nel complesso ma sicuramente mi ha lasciato un gran bel ricordo.|Si vede la città dall'alto che si agita a suon di sound. Love it

Lauren M

Incredibly relaxing setting. The greenery is so lush and the views to Kingston and the surrounding mountains are incredible. My husband and I loved having coffee on our private patio, and lounging by the pool was great. The spa services were amazing. If you want to relax and unwind this is the place for you. This seems like a honeymoon place for sure!

Helen S

I was torn how many stars to give because the staff were amazing and lovely. Even when we had a mix up with our taxi they tripped over themselves to sort things out. The staff were friendly, courteous and helpful.||The views are amazing, breathtaking and beautiful. Whether it be the sunset, the early morning dew or cracks of lighting over the mountains everyday brought a new vista.||Unfortunately that's the sum total of the hotel. There's little to do, which in some ways is a good thing because it forces you to slow down and relax. That said for the price you want something more than just scenery.||The pool is more photogenic than anything else. You get some great reflections of the night sky and you can pretend to walk on water. Its bottom is covered in some nasty grey gravely stuff which makes it look dank and uninviting. It's not a true infinity pool is the see through glass type. It just has a waterfall effect edge but it's underwhelming.||Once you've walked around the grounds. Looked at the aged gold record collection and photos, which are only impressive to those of a certain age, all of which can be done in 30 minutes, you're done. The only other activity is the spa and it's extremely expensive.||This place is ok for a couple of nights or a special day out (which seems to be it's main use) but even then the costs are questionable. As they charge non guests $20 to get in and the money for a room per night seems far too steep for what you get. If you could see where it's being invested then fair enough but the place is tired and needs updating but given this has been a constant criticism for years and they haven't bothered then it's unlikely they will. They know people will keep coming for the view (which as I said is stunning) so there's little incentive to improve which is sad because the staff who were all lovely deserve better. By investing in the property you are investing in them as they are the visible ones who have to face visitors and I'm sure they have had to endure the brunt of criticisms over this place.||Rooms|We were in Highgate. The first impression taken with the sumptuous view is that this is 5 star luxury. Then realise that although aesthetically it looks the part on close inspection the fixtures and fittings are tired, badly installed and shabby and not 5 star luxury. Shame as the room has massives of potential and all it would take is regular maintenance and an attention to detail. Also annoying as this has been pointed out on numerous reviews for over 10 years. The toiletries are lovely and you get free coffee, tea, milk and water (plus a fridge freezer) though the kitchen is very tired. The best thing though is the view which is breathtaking. That is 5 stars.||Nearby activities|Craighton Estate Blue Mountain Coffee Tour is a short walk away. Go in the early morning when it's cooler. Getting to the plantation requires going on a long steep walk so it's not for those with accessibility or fitness issues. You can organise a tour of Kingston through the hotel which was great as we saw loads. You can also organise walking tours which we wanted to do but didn't in the end have time.||Safety|You're literally in the middle of nowhere so you feel very safe. In keeping with hotels in Jamaica there's full security.||Walkability|If you are not a fan of heights or twisting tight roads going up a mountain then close your eyes on the journey up! The road that leads directly to the hotel was probably the worst part of the journey as it's totally eroded. The hotel really needs to get it fixed up as the rest of the road from Kingston upon was for the most part in perfect condition. The vehicle slipped because there's no grip and it's quite scary.||Food & drinks|If you look on TripAdvisor going back to 2005 food has been an issue. The first evening we wanted to weep as the food was bad. The Ochi sausage was a frankfurter, the pork chops were tough and came with an inedible bright red sauce and dull rice. However the cocktail "a lickle spice" was delicious. The breakfast the next day was just as bad with scrambled eggs that looked and tasted like the powdered variety and brown decaying pineapple. That said the free continental breakfast is worth it as it's sizable. We didn't have high hopes for that evening's dinner but things took a surprising turn....the food was good. No idea if it was a different chef but everyone's food was on point and this continued including breakfast- though we still had brown decaying pineapple until the last morning. They also inexplicably didn't have basics such as plantain which given it grows readily in the Blue Mountains and across Jamaica is odd. I think they must rely on a very limited delivery of food; at a guess maybe once a week.||Noteworthy details|I had my birthday there and the staff were brilliant. They sang happy birthday and made me feel special. I was booked into the spa for my birthday treat. It is very expensive so under utilised which is sad because there's not much to do at the hotel and secondly the beautician/masseuse was amazing. She deserves more clients because she is exceptional.||Hotel highlights|Great view, Romantic, Quiet

Lee Milla

3/5

I went here for my birthday and the reason why I chose here was because of the scenery and I wanted to take pictures beside the pool anyways upon arrival we were told by your supervisor that we couldn’t take any pictures there because it was for guests only I was taken aback because aren’t we guest didn’t we pay money to get into the property.. I’ve seen persons go after us and had taken pictures there I’m really upset because if that’s the case and we weren’t and aren’t allowed to take pictures by the pool that should have been in the description so I would have the option to not have come there I’m very disappointed.

Josephine D

Came here to celebrate my birthday. This was our first hotel from the three we stayed in during our tour of Jamaica. |This is the hotel that will stay in my memories forever. |This was our first trip to Jamaica and we decided to hire a car which was the best decision we ever made. If you’re a sensible driver you’ll have no problem. Recommend island car rental. We mainly did this due to the $100 taxi fare one way from Kingston airport to the hotel and given we had another two hotels to get to we would have spent ridiculous amounts. The drive from Kingston to the hotel was completely safe, even at night when we drove. We stuck to Google maps and it safely navigated us through. The Mountain road was absolutely fine just take your time and enjoy the view and the animal noises. Listen out for water tank lorries beeping before every hair pin during the day give them plenty of room. The worst part of the road was the 100m to the hotel. It’s obviously a shared drive but I’d recommend the hotel to make this slightly less worse ?||Every single cabin had a different view you can choose between, canopy view (good for bird watchers), Kingston view ( gaze over the light of the city at night), blue Mountain View ( which I what I requested) and many others just ring up to ask the options are for your room type. ||We had the studio suite ‘Mountain View 1’. Boy it was the most amazing place I have ever stayed I’ve got major holiday blues just thinking about it.||| Firstly the walk from the car park? We came at night, it felt like you were straight into the jungle walking up the steps to the peak of the hotel where you were greeted by the most amazing view over Kingston and the lit up lawn plaza and gardens of the hotel. Through a private entrance gate we came down some steps to our cabin. Waking up in the morning was like landing in paradise. the view from the very large balcony overlooking purely the blue mountains and mountain perched homes was breathtaking. The room was plenty big enough for two and outfitted in the exact style I would design a hotel. The style is colonial, rustic, charming and antique. Whites and browns, shingle roofs everything all entirely made from wood. The bathroom was fantastic with wooden blinds that would open up into the jungle felt like I was showering in nature every time. | |I’d recommend exploring the gardens as much as possible it did feel like we were the only ones who did at the time. For example we came across the plunge pool which was completely unused and private and so so so tranquil. Perfect after my aloe Vera wrap treatment at the spa. |Activities- plenty of walks, coffee tour which was the highlight of my trip just up the road, resting at the hotel pool watching the humming birds. 3 nights just weren’t enough for this paradise. I am utterly in love with and will hopefully be lucky enough to return. ||Food- all food was exquisite, I found the staff were excellent and most importantly consistent in their serving techniques especially at breakfast time when the continental included a selection of courses. ||The rooms were spot on with price in my opinion. Like others have mentioned the food is expensive compared to other hotels we stayed ( Jamaica inn & rock house hotel) but perhaps that’s because of the practicality of lugging it up the mountain. The only negative I can think of is that the whole hotel needs a bit of a touch up of paint on the outside. And perhaps some drains cleaning. But it only added to the rustic charm and I hope the hotel stays in great condition and doesn’t degrade for my return in the future! Pool was again absolutely amazing I love the dark surface it’s lined with giving the effect of a natural pool rather than those awful light blue alternatives. Bravo what a place. ?

A RICARTE

4/5

Looking out from the hilltop onto Kingston, well above the extremely hot Caribbean Summer temperatures, this small hotel has all the features for a pleasant stay (restaurant, spa and pool etc), good quality accommodation and mild weather. However, everything is pricey, from the rates charged for accommodation to food and massage; there’s little flexibility to the rules, and if there is no rule they will create one (like a $100 surcharge for a late checkout).