Luxury Redefined at the Rockhouse Hotel in Negril

Perched on the rugged cliffs of Negril’s West End, the award-winning Rockhouse Hotel & Spa stands as a breathtaking beacon of luxury and tranquility in the westernmost corner of Jamaica. A stark departure from conventional resorts, Rockhouse boasts 40 individually designed villas and rooms stretched along the cliffside. This intimate retreat has become synonymous with unparalleled beauty, spectacular sunsets and a seamless integration of nature and fine architecture, earning it a spot on my list of Jamaica’s best boutique hotels. I was super excited for this stay, having booked it months in advance for a birthday surprise! Rockhouse met exceeded my expectations, so I thought it fitting to share my review on Adventures from Elle.

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8 Best Places to Watch Sunset in Jamaica

The sun rises and sets at roughly the same time in Jamaica each day, give and take a few minutes. This constant supply of golden sunshine is guaranteed because of our close proximity to the Equator at 18 degrees North, and is the reason behind the golden stripe on the Jamaican flag. That being said, we don’t always appreciate the beauty of the sunset in the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, with buildings, billboards and rush hour traffic blocking the view. When you get a chance to slow down and admire a Jamaican sunset, here are the eight best places to do it.

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Negril, Westmoreland

Negril is a resort town in the westernmost end of Jamaica, home to luxurious powdery-soft white-sand beaches and craggy picturesque cliffs. Negril’s Seven Miles Beach has been rated as one of the top ten beaches in the world by several travel magazines for years. Similar to my Dunn’s River Falls post from last April, I may potentially get my Jamaican card revoked by revealing that this was my first time visiting Negril but that’s okay. There’s a first time for everything and I thoroughly enjoyed this daytrip. Not even a flat tire on the way back after falling into one of Jamaica’s infamous potholes could ruin the mood. It was also my first time going parasailing, an experience I’m excited to share with you, my readers.

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