Hotel Mandeville

Hotel Mandeville

Mandeville is located in South Coast, Jamaica Costa Surt. The hotel is located in the centre of Jamaica, high in the cool mountains of Manchester. It is just a 5-minute drive from the centre of Mandeville, 2 hours from Kingston and 3 hours from the tourist centre of Montego Bay. Local attractions include YS falls, Treasure Beach, Blue Fields for swimming, Lover's Leap, Alligator Pond, Black River Safaris, Milk River Mineral Spa, the Appleton Estate, Oxford Caves and Marshall's Pen Great House for tours. Norman Manley International Airport at Kingston is approximately 103 km from the hotel and Donald Sangster International Airport is also around 2 hours away. The property is conveniently located in Mendeville's town centre and comprises a total of 65 rooms and a private garden. This city hotel is a great base for travellers hoping to explore not just the South Coast, but the entire island. Facilities on offer include an entrance hall with 24-hour reception, a currency exchange facility, a café, a bar, a restaurant, room service and, for a small additional fee, a laundry service. Parking is also provided for those arriving by car. There are six room categories, including standard and moderate rooms, studios, superior suites, and deluxe suites, as well as self-contained two and three-bedroom apartments, also available for families. Each room comes with an en suite bathroom with hot and cold water, as well as a direct dial telephone, a cable TV, an ironing set, and either a balcony or a terrace. There are special facilities such as ramps and room fittings for guests with disabilities, and all rooms are either air-conditioned or have fans provided. There is an outdoor swimming pool on the hotel grounds, with a children's paddling section and poolside snack bar. Sun loungers and parasols are laid out beside the pool ready for use. There is also an entertainment programme provided for guests of all ages. There are opportunities for horse riding, bird watching, tennis and golf nearby.

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