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We don't have a full review for this property yet, but it has been recommended and inspected by our Caribbean expert James Henderson, an independent travel journalist writing for the Telegraph and the Financial Times, including its luxury magazine How to Spend it, as well as being series editor of the Definitive Caribbean Guides.
Beach Life
Families
Restaurant
Fishing
Sights nearby
Safari
Birdwatching
Yoga
Rooms with balcony/terrace
Free wifi
Cooking classes
Art Classes
Eco
Family Suites
Windsurfing
Sailing
Snorkelling
Sit-out Terrace
Watersports
Spa
Self catering to rent
Great walks
On the beach
Boutique
Cycling
Chic
Child friendly
Rafting
Beach nearby
Kayaking
Disabled access
Contemporary
Scuba course
Rooms
49 rooms in this hotelRestaurant
Two restaurants serving locally sourced food with an emphasis on the catch of the dayBar
The Pelican Bar is Jamaica's coolest and a 40 min boatride out to sea!Free wifi
Safe
Family Suites
Sit-out Terrace
Bicycles available
Rooms with balcony/terrace
Massage
Library
Spa
Self catering to rent
Swimming Pool
Garden
Wifi
Child friendly
Disabled access
Fishing
Sights nearby
Safari
Birdwatching
Yoga
Snorkelling
Cooking classes
Art Classes
Sailing
Watersports
Great walks
Cycling
Rafting
Kayaking
Windsurfing
Scuba course
Jakes is a low-key and very stylish independent hotel. It exudes an air of tropical calm, and its spa and pretty gardens, make it seem a world away from the island’s high-pressure resort towns.
Originally published by The Telegraph
The dinner is run by Jakes, one of the most progressive hotels in the Caribbean (though non-guests can attend) and is one of several local-community projects it supports. The boutique hotel in the fishing village of Treasure Beach might cultivate a shabby-chic vibe and have supermodels and New York hipsters lounging around its beachside pool, but it is firmly rooted in the local community.
Originally published by The Guardian
The most glamorous set of beach shacks in the Caribbean, Jake's is on Treasure Beach on the south of the island. It was opened initially in 1991 as a restaurant, and rooms have been added gradually. Each has a different feel but all are awash with colour. There's every type of room, from simple to deeply chic. You won't get TVs or phones but you'll find oodles of romance, from guttering candles to beds covered with mosquito nets. The 45 rooms range from the budget-minded Tiki to the three-bedroom Mussels.
Originally published by The Daily Mail
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