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Hotel/Resort Directory p219-226_JHTA Directory 05/22/06 2:02 PM Page 219 2 ARDENNE ROAD, KINGSTON 10, JAMAICA, W.I. Tel: (876) 926-3635, 926-3636, 926-2796•Fax: (876) 929-1054•E-mail: [email protected] The Jamaica Hotel & Tourist Association many guest-related services to its members, like staff training (JHTA) is one of the two major national and enhancement programs.Among its other activities, the JHTA organizations in Jamaica which safeguards keeps the Jamaican public informed about hotel and tourism the interests of the tourism sector as well as developments and the importance of the visitor.The Association those of you, the visitor; the other is the statuto- works with the Jamaica Tourist Board, airlines, tour operators ry Jamaica Tourist Board. and travel-related organizations, both locally and in your coun- The membership comprises over 100 hotels including, of try, in the marketing of Jamaica’s tourism attractions. course, all major properties and several allied organizations. The JHTA wishes you a very happy vacation and sincerely Apart from being a very influential trade association, it offers hopes that you will make it Jamaica again. 2005/2006 OFFICERS & COUNCILLORS President: Horace Peterkin Fourth Vice President: Judy Schoenbein First Vice President: Richard Whitfield Immediate Past President: Godfrey Dyer Second Vice President: Evelyn Smith Executive Director: Camille Needham Third Vice President: Donahue Jarrett Deputy Executive Director: Thelma Williams KINGSTON: Nicola Madden-Greig,* Kevin Hendrickson, Frank Rosheuvel OCHO RIOS/RUNAWAY BAY: Vana Taylor,* Michael Gayle, Gary Stephens, MANDEVILLE/SOUTH COAST: Judy Schoenbein,* Kory South Michael Darby MONTEGO BAY: Dermot Connolly, Patrick Drake, Josef Forstmayr, ALLIED: Ewart Russell, Kumar Samtani, Judy Schoenbein,* Vana Taylor, Horace Peterkin,* Richard Whitfield Desmond Tomlinson NEGRIL: Wayne Cummings, Evelyn Smith,* Carolyn Wright SMALL HOTELS: Donahue Jarrett, Doris Morgan PORT ANTONIO: Shireen Aga, Barbara Walker* COUNCILLORS EMERITUS: Heinz Simonitsch, CD (Hon), Lionel Reid * Area Chairperson JHTA Hotel/Resort Members .com; General Manager: Frank Rosheuvel; Meeting Bromfield; Operations Manager: Dulcie Spencer; KINGSTON Facilities: 6 rooms with 16,000 sq. ft. of meeting Meeting Facilities: 10 rooms, capacity 16-350. 25 space. Capacity: up to 850 banquet-style, 1,500 the- air-conditioned rooms. Satellite TV. Restaurant, ALTAMONT COURT HOTEL 1-3 Altamont Terrace, atre-style. First-class business hotel with 315 rooms. bar. Kingston 5, Jamaica, W.I. (876) 929-0189/4497- Minutes away from shopping, government and busi- 8/5931; Fax: (876) 929-2118; E-mail: altamont ness center. 2 restaurants, 3 bars. MORGAN’S HARBOUR HOTEL Port Royal, @n5.com.jm; Web: www.altamontcourt.com; Kingston 1, Jamaica, W.I. (876) 967-8030/ 37/40/60; Managing Director: Terence Jarrett; Operations JAMAICA PEGASUS HOTEL 81 Knutsford Boulevard, Fax: (876) 967-8073; E-mail: mharbour@- Manager: Donahue Jarrett; Meeting Facilities: P. O. Box 333, Kingston 5, Jamaica, W.I. (876) 926- kasnet.com; General Manager: Janice Blackwood. capacity 20-200. 56 air-conditioned rooms in an 3100-8/3690-9; (800) 225-5843; Fax: (876) 968- Meeting Facilities: capacity 50. Hotel/marina with ideal location with satellite TV, telephone. Fax ser- 4582/5855; E-mail: [email protected]; 45 rooms, offering deep-sea fishing, scuba and vice. Courteous staff. Family-owned and operat- Web: www.jamaicapegasus.com; General watersports. Air-conditioning and cable TV. ed. Pool. Restaurant, bar. Manager: Eldon Bremner; Group Sales Executive: Restaurant. Khorie Ann Robb. Meeting Facilities: 9 rooms, BATH FOUNTAIN HOTEL & SPA BATH P.O. St. including ballroom, 10-1,000 capacity. 4-star hotel STRAWBERRY HILL Irish Town, P.O. Box 590, Thomas Tel: (876) 703-4345 / 4154 Fax: (876) 703- with 350 rooms in heart of banking district. 2 tennis Liguanea P.O., St. Andrew, Jamaica, W.I. (876) 944- 4405 General Manager: Mr Desmond Blair e-mail: courts. Business center with secretarial services. 8400; Fax: (876) 944-8408; E-mail: strawberry@cwja- [email protected]. Facilities for handicapped. 2 restaurants, 2 bars. maica.com; Web: www.islandoutpost.com; Hotel Manager: Carole Fullerton; Meeting Facilities: COURTLEIGH HOTEL & SUITES 85 Knutsford KNUTSFORD COURT HOTEL 16 Chelsea Avenue, capacity 40 theater-style. 12 villas totaling 18 bed- Boulevard, Kingston 5, Jamaica, W.I. (876) 929-9000; Kingston 5, JA (876) 929-1000/ 3407; Fax: (876) 960- rooms. Small plunge-pool, sauna, sunbathing deck. Fax: (876) 926-7744; E-mail: courtleigh@cwjamaica. 7373; E-mail: [email protected]; Web: Restaurant, bar. com; General Manager: Kevin Hendrickson; www.knuts fordcourt.com; Managing Director: Assistant General Manager: Jackie Hendrickson; Kevin Hendrickson, Marketing & Sales Manager: TERRA NOVA ALL SUITE HOTEL 17 Waterloo Road, Meeting Facilities: 4 banquet/meeting rooms Nicola Madden-Greig. 177 newly redecorated Kingston 10, JA (876) 926-2211-3/9334-9; (800) 742- (largest room seats 80 for dinner). Charming hotel rooms and suites featuring standard rooms, supe- 4276; Fax: (876) 929-4933; E-mail: info@terranova- in the heart of New Kingston with 88 deluxe rooms, rior rooms, junior suites, one and two bedroom jamaica.com; Web: www.terranovajamaica.com; 38 one-bedroom suites, and a luxury 4-bedroom suites. All rooms are air conditioned and include Managing Director: Michelle Hussey. Meeting suite with views of the lush Blue Mountains or direct-dial telephones with voice mail, hot and cold Facilities: 7 conference rooms, capacity 200. Caribbean Sea, 2 customized office suites. water, electronic key-access, view ports, remote Midtown location, 35 rooms. Seclusion, quiet ele- Restaurant, Mingles Pub. controlled colour cable television, in-room safe, gance. Swimming pool. 2 restaurants, bar. private balcony, Swimming pool. Restaurant, bar. HOTEL FOUR SEASONS 18 Ruthven Road, P.O. Box 190, Kingston 10, Jamaica, W.I. (876) 926- MAYFAIR HOTEL 4 West Kings House Close, MANDEVILLE & SOUTH COAST 0682/8805, 929-7655-7; Fax: (876) 929-5964; E-mail: Kingston 10, Jamaica, W.I. (876) 926-1610-2; RESV: info@hotel fourseasonsja.com; Web:www.hotel 929-3703; Fax: (876) 926-7741; Managing Director: THE ASTRA COUNTRY INN & RESTAURANT 62 four-seasonsja.com; Cable: Toycoud; Managing Fouad Marzouca; Meeting Facilities: capacity 50. Ward Avenue, P.O. Box 60, Mandeville, Director: Helga Stoeckert; Co-Manager: Christa 32 bedrooms in 8 houses, each in own garden set- Manchester, Jamaica, W.I. (876) 962-7758; (800) Lundh. Full-service hotel with 76 air-conditioned ting. Moderate rates. Jamaican and continental JAMAICA; Fax: (876) 962-1461; E-mail: coun- rooms. German spoken. Satellite TV. Tropical gar- food. Poolside buffet Wednesday and Saturday. [email protected]; Web: www.accessja.- den. Activities. Restaurant, bar. Restaurant, bar. com/countrystyle; Managing Director: Diana McIntyre-Pike; Meeting Facilities: capacity 20-200. HILTON KINGSTON HOTEL 77 Knutsford Boulevard, MEDALLION HALL HOTEL 53 Hope Road, 22 double rooms with private bath, telephone. P. O. Box 112, Kingston 5, Jamaica, W.I. (876) 926- Kingston 6, Jamaica, W.I. (876) 927-5721/ Bed & Breakfast package. Natural health program. 5430-7/5511-7; (800) 445-8667; Fax: (876) 929-7439; E- 5866/6116; Fax: (876) 946-2189; E-mail: medal- Country-style Village Tours. Pool. Sauna. Daycare mail: [email protected]; Web: www.hilton [email protected]; Managing Director: Glen center. Restaurant, bar. Destination Jamaica 2006/07 • 219 p219-226_JHTA Directory 05/22/06 2:02 PM Page 220 1 GOLF VIEW APARTMENTS 5 /2 Caledonia Road, Montego Bay, Jamaica, W.I. (876) 952-5445-6; (800) (fax) 020-8876-2980; (e-mail) windowtel@btin- P. O. Box 189, Mandeville, Jamaica, W.I. (876) 962- 74-CHARMS; Fax: (876) 952-8930; E-mail: rob- ternet.com; Managing Director: Richard Whit 4471/77; Fax: (876) 962-4471/ 74; E-mail: gviewrosi@ [email protected]; Web: www.fly.to/jamaica; field; General Manager: Aram Zerunian.Meeting cwjamaica.com; Web: www.thegolfviewhotel.com. Owner: Robert Garth; General Manager: Claire C. Facilities: 14 conference rooms, capacity 1,100. Managing Director: Roland James; Meeting Garth; Meeting Facilities: capacity 40. 24 rooms. 419 rooms set amidst 400 acres. Land & water- Facilities: 2 conference rooms, capacity 100-800. Specialized attention for individuals and small sports. 4 squash courts. 6 restaurants, 6 bars. 53 51 rooms, some air-conditioned, some with fans. groups. Restaurant, 2 bars. pools. Satellite TV. Adjoins and overlooks golf course. Pool, basketball court. Central dining area. CASA BLANCA HOTEL Adjoining Doctors Cave HOLIDAY INN SUNSPREE RESORT P. O . Box 480, Restaurant, bar. Beach, P.O. Box 469, Montego Bay, Jamaica, Montego Bay # 1 P.O., Jamaica, W.I. (876) 953-2485- W.I. (876) 952-0720/4866; Fax (876) 952-1424; E- 9/ 2499; (800) 352-0731; Fax: (876) 953-2840/9480; INVERCAULD GREAT HOUSE 66 High Street, P.O. mail: [email protected], Managing E-mail: [email protected]; Web: www.ichotels- Box 12, Black River, St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, W.I. Director: Norman Puschell; General Manager: group.com; General Manager: Michael Hoek nud- (876) 965-2750-1; Fax: (876) 965-2751; E-mail: inver- Lorraine Locking-Puschell; Meeting Facilities: son; Assistant General Manager: Klaus Peter; [email protected]; Web: www.invercauld capacity 140. 79 oceanfront rooms and suites Meeting Facilities: 3 meeting rooms, capacity 600 .com; Chairman: Trevor Hamilton; General with 4-poster beds. Private white-sand beach,
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