The Caves

The Caves Jamaica was designed by Bertram and Greer-Ann Saulter, a Rastafarian couple with Rastafarian roots. As a consequence, you'll find a hand-carved, creative refuge that's authentically Jamaican. Visitors are immediately immersed in nature in a breathtaking location once they pass through the gate. The resort is built above a series of spectacular grottoes on a dramatic cliff (hence its name, The Caves).

There are 12 individual cottages and suites that are understated and exquisite. The suites are shabby-chic and bohemian in design, with bright hues and creative details like batik bedspread. There are also sitting spaces in all of the rooms. The hotel utilizes surroundings to aid set the romantic tone outside the rooms. Breakfast and lunch are served under a palapa that is open to the air. While there is no beach, there are stairs that go down the cliffside to the turquoise-colored ocean below. A saltwater pool and hot tub, as well as a small spa offering massages, are among the other amenities.