Couples Negril
Couples Negril
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概述
This hotel lies on the northwestern coast of Jamaica, approximately a 10-minute drive from the center of Negril. It's a 50-minute drive from Mayfield, a 90-minute drive from Black River, and similarly, 90 minutes from Montego Bay's airport. Spread over more than seven hectares, this luxurious hotel complex offers a unique and pleasurable experience. Stylish design elements are evident throughout, from the laid-back pool bar to the in-room hot tubs. In addition to 234 beautifully furnished rooms, the hotel boasts three restaurants, four bars, and a nightclub. Guests enjoy a 24-hour reception, a safe, currency exchange, and a hair salon. Room and laundry services are available, as well as parking. The exquisitely decorated rooms feature centrally regulated air conditioning, king-size beds, and en suite bathrooms. Amenities include a hairdryer, telephone, radio/CD player, satellite TV, coffee machine, iron and ironing board, minibar, safe, and a balcony or terrace. Guests can relax by the outdoor pool, enjoy the poolside snack bar and hot tub, or unwind on the sun loungers. Spa treatments and massages are also available. For the active guest, there's a gym offering aerobics and aqua aerobics classes. The hotel provides diving equipment, water skis, and canoes, and guests can enjoy sailing, windsurfing, beach volleyball, basketball, tennis, and billiards. A golf course is located nearby. Evening entertainment, catamaran sailing trips, and shopping excursions to Negril are also offered. Stay five or more nights and receive a 50% discount on transportation from Kingston.
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When to stay at Couples Negril
AI overviewAcross Jamaica, 5-star rates are lowest from September to December, with March offering the highest prices.
- Lowest-priced months: 九月, 十月, 十一月, 十二月
- Most expensive month: 三月
- Typical saving between low and peak: about 34%
Across Jamaica, 5-star rates tend to be lowest from September through December during the low season, then rise through the winter and spring months as demand peaks, before declining again toward late summer.