Round Hill Hotel is one of the most distinguished hotel resorts in the Caribbean. The immaculately kept estate (formerly a pineapple plantation until 1953), situated in a spectacular location on a peninsula, comprises a hotel with 36 rooms and 27 separate villas of which 22 have their own pool. Because of its excellent reputation this unusually beautiful holiday resort has attracted many prominent people - Grace Kelly, Jacqueline and John F. Kennedy, Steven Spielberg, Paul McCartney and Demi Moore, to name only a few. American designer Ralph Lauren was so impressed that he bought a villa. He was also responsible for much of the design and decoration throughout the resort.

Parents who bring their children are well catered for. In summer, while adults may indulge themselves in free snorkelling, diving, sailing and windsurfing activities, children can be entertained at the childcare facility. Breakfast is served in the villas, while other meals can be enjoyed either in the hotel restaurant, on the Almond Tree Terrace or in the privacy of your vacation villa. Formal dress is mandatory in the restaurant and for official hotel occasions. Breakfast is included. Half- or Full Board or an all-inclusive package can also be booked. Rates form 342 EUR/day

At a glance:
baby bed/cot: on request - electric iron - CD-Player - hair dryer - pets: NOT allowed - internet: in business-center - air condition - shared pool - safe box - tennis court - air fans

Located in the Caribbean, Jamaica is an independent, English speaking state within the Commonwealth of Nations and belongs to the Greater Antilles. The tropical climate, with an average temperature of 28°C turns the island into a favourite year-round destination. However, the Caribbean is also known for its rain- and hurricane season. The inland is mountainous and humid compared to the even and dry coast area. This contradiction however offers a habitat for various and unique plants and animal species where some of them only occur in Jamaica. The world-famous and exclusive coffee Blue Mountain grows on the correspondent mountain range on the island. Waterfalls, like the Dunns River Falls, orange groves and the many broad fields give distinction to Jamaicas scenery. The culture of the island and its population is also versatile. Jamaicas identity is music and dance. The most common style of music is Reggae. At night there are many different shows and performances on the streets or in various bars. Ricks Café is also a popular meeting point for both tourists and locals. It is known for its great view over the beautiful sunset. Hot spices and sauces and influences from Europe, Asia and Africa coin the Jamaican cuisine. Just as well, Jamaica is popular for its rum, the Rasta and the laid-back way of life. In the bigger cities like the capitol Kingston with its unique natural harbour, tourists and inhabitants cavort and enjoy the sights and shopping facilities. The neighbouring city Spanish Town with its impressive buildings is also worth a visit. Montego Bay features Jamaicas biggest export harbour. Port Antonio is an insider tip. The idyllic port is far apart from mass tourism and offers scenic beaches and untouched nature. The Blue Lagoon also procures a breathtaking atmosphere with its three shades of blue and the introspective location. Besides many hotels the island offers numerous holiday homes and villas, some of them right at the water, which exhibit a unique ambience for a luxurious vacation. Jamaicas airports are situated in Kingston, Negril, Port Antonio, Montego Bay and Ocho Rios.