All Inclusive Hotels and Resorts in RioNuoya

"One of the best places to stay in the Caribbean. The staff especially are superb. The location is wonderful. It occasionally rains - otherwise it’s perfect "

"Overall a great resort with the friendliest staff! Small enough to feel intimate but has enough to do between the different restaurants, pools, and excursions. Some of the rooms seem to have been recently upgraded with new furniture. Take the nature walk with Alfred, he's the best!"

"This place was awesome!!! Great property, great service, great all inclusive activities like kayaking, min catamarans , paddle boarding, water tricycles, ect ect ect . Water slide a ton of pools. Dauphin enclosure u can play and swim with dolphins at on site .. u name it they have and not much of the activity’s cost extra except the dolphins and excursions of course.. 24 hr room service, bottles of booze in room as well as a stocked fridge. Food was amazing in all restaurants and beach stands . If you don’t book here your making a mistake if your paying anywhere near the same price elsewhere. "

"Staff were courteous! Enjoyed my stay there. Great entertainment!"

"Room was very clean. Bed very comfortable. Staff was exceptional especially Omar who serves. Food was good especially the Jamaican cuisine. Would visit again"

"This property is my favorite hotel in the Ocho Rios area. It is laid back offering a chill vibe. Clean rooms, great breakfast included, nice staff and awesome views with the upper level rooms. On Sundays you can hear singing from a church that is close by...just sets a wonderful tone with this beautiful island."

"Clean room, friendly staff, beautiful views. Wish i was staying the entire time."

"Beautiful perfectly maintained grounds but lots of stairs. Could use more railings etc. Food staff and activities very nice. "

"Great value in the heart of Ocho, but not an all inclusive, this hotel suits white and black people who are confident enough to walk about a secure Jamaican resort town and engage with locals on occassion and not so much for the timid holiday goer."