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GOLDENEYE 2020 RATES Oracabessa, Jamaica GOLDENEYE 2020 RATES Oracabessa, Jamaica DEC 20 2019 – JAN 4 2020 – APR 14 2020 – NOV 1 2020 – ROOM CATEGORY TERMS & CONDITIONS JAN 3 2020 APR 13 2020 OCT 31 2020 DEC 19 2020 • All rates are listed in US Dollars. • Rates are based on double occupancy in all one bedroom ONE BEDROOM BEACH HUT $850 $715 $480 $575 accommodations. All two bedroom accommodations are based on four adults. The three bedroom ONE BEDROOM TALL BEACH HUT $900 $780 $515 $625 accommodations are based on six adults. Fleming Villa is based on ten adults. ONE BEDROOM BEACH HUT • Each extra child/adult is $75 per person, per night. $965 $805 $530 $710 WITH OPEN-AIR DUNE ROOM This supplement includes daily full breakfast. The extra person will be accommodated on a crib, an extra ONE BEDROOM LAGOON HUT $1,145 $905 $595 $795 rollaway bed or a sofa bed. WITH LOUNGE • Meal plans are available upon request. • A 10% service charge and 10% Government tax plus TWO BEDROOM BEACH HUT $1,210 $1,010 $685 $895 a $2.00 accommodation tax per bedroom, per night are not included. ONE BEDROOM LAGOON COTTAGE $1,445 $1,075 $725 $945 • Three-night deposit or 50% of total reservation (whichever is greater) is required upon making a ONE BEDROOM OCEAN FRONT VILLA $1,755 $1,305 $930 $1,090 booking. Final payment is due in full 30 days prior to arrival date. ONE BEDROOM BEACH OR LAGOON VILLA $2,310 $1,740 $1,135 $1,360 • Easter and Thanksgiving policy: 3-night minimum stay. Festive policy: 7-night minimum stay. TWO BEDROOM BEACH OR LAGOON VILLA $3,010 $2,260 $1,470 $1,765 • Festive Season Policy (December 20 – January 3): Three-night non-refundable deposit or 50% of total reservation (whichever is greater) is required upon THREE BEDROOM OCEAN FRONT VILLA $4,700 $3,475 $2,320 $2,785 making a booking. Final payment is due in full 90 days prior to arrival date. FLEMING VILLA (FIVE BEDROOMS) $10,605 $8,685 $6,365 $7,640 • Full property buy-out rates available upon request. Alternate terms and conditions apply. Half Board & Fully Inclusive rates available upon request. • Rates, taxes and promotions are subject to change. CANCELLATION POLICY BLACKOUT DATES • No charge for cancellations outside of 30 days prior to arrival. Easter 9-13 Apr Cancellations within 30 days prior to arrival, no shows and unexpected departures 4th July Weekend 1-5 Jul will be charged 100% penalty on the entire stay with applicable taxes. Thanksgiving 25-29 Nov • Festive season policy (December 20 – January 3): deposit is non-refundable at any time Festive 20 Dec-3 Jan Cancellations within 90 days prior to arrival, no shows and unexpected departures will be charged 100% penalty on the entire stay with applicable taxes. • A reservation will not be considered cancelled until a cancellation number has been received from an Island Outpost representative. Tel: +1 876-622-9007 [email protected] www.goldeneye.com www.islandoutpost.com Reservations: +1 800-OUTPOST (US & Canada) +1 876-622-9009 (all other countries) [email protected] GOLDENEYE 2020 FAQ Oracabessa, Jamaica ROOM CATEGORY INVENTORY SIZE (SQ FT) SIZE (SQ M) DINING The Gazebo (dinner), Bizot Bar KIDS Arts and craft classes, dollmaking, (beach bistro serving breakfast, lunch and scavenger hunts, yoga classes, sailing dinner), Shabeen (poolside bar), Bamboo lessons and special family activities during ONE BEDROOM BEACH HUT 17 425 39 Grill (beachside rum bar), Private In-room/ Festive. Nanny service available. Outdoor Dining and mini bar. TECH All accommodations feature a ONE BEDROOM TALL BEACH HUT 4 425 39 d BEACHES + SWIMMING Low Cay flat screen television with Apple TV ONE BEDROOM BEACH HUT Beach, Fleming Beach, Button Beach, the and international cable, personal music 3 1020 95 WITH OPEN-AIR DUNE ROOM lagoon, fresh and saltwater swimming player with specially curated playlists, pools. complimentary high speed Wi-Fi TWO BEDROOM BEACH HUT 2 1050 98 SPA The FieldSpa at GoldenEye features throughout the property. open air treatment rooms and therapies TRANSFERS Sangster International Airport ONE BEDROOM LAGOON HUT made with locally sourced healing flowers (MBJ) Montego Bay, $165 each way for up to 1 1075 100 WITH LOUNGE and herbs as well as daily wellness four people. $30 for each additional person. classes. Norman Manley International Airport (KIN) ONE BEDROOM LAGOON COTTAGE 8 720 67 ACTIVITIES Swimming, snorkeling, Kingston, $200 each way for up to four scuba diving, kayaking, sailing, stand- people. $30 for each additional person. ONE BEDROOM OCEAN FRONT VILLA 1 1121 104 up paddleboarding, deep-sea fishing, SPECIAL ARRIVALS Ian Fleming turtle watching (seasonal), nature walks, International Airport (private aviation, 6 ONE BEDROOM BEACH OR LAGOON VILLA 5/1 1100 102 morning fishing trips, glass bottom boat minutes away), helicopter pad. tours, tennis, sunrise/sunset yoga, fitness SPECIAL EVENTS Full moon BBQs, TWO BEDROOM BEACH OR LAGOON VILLA 4/1 1711 159 classes. cocktails at Firefly, private outdoor candle-lit DISCOVER Inside Outpost signature dinners, Oracabessa Bay Marlin Tournament, THREE BEDROOM OCEAN FRONT VILLA 1 2541 236 experiences - Noel Coward’s Firefly, Blue holiday brunches. Hole, Port Antonio Rafting, Dunn’s River VERY SPECIAL Overnight stay at FLEMING VILLA (FIVE BEDROOMS) 1 5566 517 Falls, Mystic Mountain, river tubing, Pantrepant, Island Outpost’s exclusive horseback riding, Blue Mountain Coffee working cattle farm. tours, Stush in the Bush, Ocho Rios, Kingston and more. Tel: +1 876-622-9007 [email protected] www.goldeneye.com www.islandoutpost.com Reservations: +1 800-OUTPOST (US & Canada) +1 876-622-9009 (all other countries) [email protected].
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