Hotel

The Ritz Carlton at Rose Hall, Montego Bay, is set within private beaches of pristine sand, and beautifully remodelled in hues reflective of the tropics. The Ritz Carlton perfectly combines old-world charm with modern-day conveniences.

Unwind in this luxurious Caribbean retreat with piano playing at breakfast, and with fine dining and authentic Caribbean flavours at the five Ritz Carlton restaurants.

Gallery

Ritz Carlton Rose Hall Aerial View

Lobby

Garden View Guestroom

Ocean View Guestroom

Executive Club Suite

Mangos Restaurant

White Witch Restaurant

Swimming Pool

White Witch Golf Course

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Ritz Carlton Rose Hall Aerial View

Guest Rooms

All 427 guestrooms and suites are newly renovated, each with a private balcony or terrace offering garden or ocean views. Guestrooms feature high specification amenities, including 37-inch high-definition, LCD television, Complimentary high speed internet access, Coffee maker, Evening turndown.

Garden View / Ocean View Rooms (480ft² / 44m²) Choice of one king bed or two double beds, White marble bathrooms, Separate tub and shower, Double sinks, Private balcony.

The Ritz-Carlton Club Level (480ft² / 44m²) Club Level offers an extra degree of luxury, privacy and comfort. These private, key card access rooms and suites offer expansive accommodations. Club guests enjoy complimentary use of The Club Lounge: Five complimentary culinary presentations daily, Expansive ocean views and generous seating areas, Key card access for The Club Level guests only, dedicated concierge service.

Garden View / Ocean View Executive Suite (960ft² / 89m²) Two private balconies, Full parlour and bedroom separated by double doors, King size bed with a twin loveseat sofa sleeper in the parlour, One and one-half bathrooms. Option to convert into a two-bedroom suite by connecting to a double-bedded deluxe ocean view room.

Bar/Dining

Jasmine: Fine dining atmosphere - Regional specialties with an Asian influence.

Mangos: Jamaican cuisine in a casual oceanfront setting. Live entertainment during lunch and dinner.

Reggae Jerk Center: A true taste of Jamaica served on the West Beach Open for lunch and late afternoon dining with Reggae entertainment.

White Witch Casual: Patio dining for lunch, cocktails and dinner. Located in the historic Rose Hall atop the greens at The White Witch Golf Course. Panoramic views of Jamaica's mountainous countryside and Caribbean Sea. Perfect for sunset cocktails.

Horizon: Mediterranean-inspired indoor and outdoor dining. Buffet and a la carte breakfast menu. Mediterranean a la carte dinner menu.

Choboba Lounge: Enjoy your favourite libation or a cigar with friends in Cohoba Lounge, the place to see and be seen.

Leisure Facilities

The Ritz Carlton features Spa, Fitness, sauna and cold plunge, and Beauty Salon, Boutique and Gift Shop.

Walking and jogging trails are on the property, Outdoor pool and jacuzzi, Two lighted tennis courts, Non-motorized water sports program, The Ritz Kids program and babysitting services.

Shuttle service to downtown, The Shops at Rose Hall, The White Witch Golf Course and Rose Hall Great House.

Wi-Fi coverage is available at the pool area, The Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge, meeting rooms and public spaces. Executive business centre with complimentary internet access. Surround yourself with the timeless elegance and newly redefined style of The Ritz-Carlton Golf & Spa Resort, Rose Hall, Jamaica.

Escape to a Jamaican resort and spa where the soothing, ever-present rhythm of the ocean inspires renewal. The Ritz-Carlton Spa, Rose Hall features a unique selection of therapies, 11 treatment rooms, a full-service salon, fully-equipped fitness centre, relaxing saunas and more.

All-Inclusive

All Inclusive Packages in 2010 at Ritz Carlton Rose Hall

Listed rates based on "Escape to Luxury" concept at Ritz Carlton

Escape to Luxury was especially designed for those who seek the ease and convenience of an all-inclusive dining experience combined with the legendary service of The Ritz-Carlton.

Outlined below are the benefits of this package, along with additional services that are not included in the package but are available at an additional cost.

Escape to Luxury Includes:

Accommodations:

Overnight accommodations in a deluxe guest room or suite

Taxes, Gratuities and Service Charge

Dining:

Daily breakfast at Horizon restaurant or continental breakfast from in-room dining*

Lunch at Mangos restaurant, the Pool grill or the Reggae Jerk Center from action stations or set a la carte menu

Dinner, at Horizon from action stations or set a la carte menu (4 courses/1 main course)

Dinner at Mangos (4 courses/1 main course) or Reggae Jerk Center (when operational)

Taxes and gratuities

Dine at the White Witch restaurant for a surcharge of US$25 per person (ETL beverage choices apply)

Beverages:

Unlimited non-alcoholic beverages in all outlets

Unlimited well-branded alcoholic beverages, as outlined in the Escape to Luxury Selection of Wines and Spirits, at Cohoba, Mangos, White Witch, Pool & Beach and the Reggae Jerk Center.

For verification, and as a record of consumption, a zero-balanced beverage check will be tendered at each service. Please sign your account to your room.

The following items are available at an additional charge:

In-room dining purchases for lunch, snacks and dinner

Premium food items from the Mangos and Horizons dinner menu.

In-room mini bar purchases***

The White Witch restaurant (surcharge of US$25 per person)

Golf beverage cart purchases***

Appetizer menu items in Cohoba Lounge ***

Bottled wine/bottled champagne and other alcoholic beverages not included in the Escape to Luxury Selection of Wines and Spirits

The Ritz Kids® program***

Airport transfers

Golf rentals and instruction (Green fees included as listed)

Retail Shop purchases

Spa services and treatments

Service Charges / Tipping

Your package includes a service charge for the following hotel services:

Meals and beverages

Bellman

Transportation provided by the hotel to and from The White Witch Golf Course, Shoppes at Rose Hall, and The Rose Hall Great House

Non-motorized water sports

Tennis

Valet parking

Early morning Blue Mountain Coffee in Cohoba Lounge

A delivery charge of US $3.50 is applied to all in-room dining orders.

Lunch or dinner may be served at the Reggae Jerk Center instead of Mangos on select days. Advanced notice will be posted in the resort’s Daily Times Fax.

***A 20% reduction in pricing is offered for these items.

Free Upgrades

Complimentary Resort Credit of $150 for 2010 with Lorrin Golf

at Ritz Carlton Rose Hall Resort

The Ritz-Carlton, Golf & Spa Resort, Rose Hall, Jamaica is offering a $150 Resort Credit

Booking Terms: $150 resort credit per stay can be used at all F&B outlets, Spa, Tennis.

Lorrin Golf Rates are All-Inclusive at Ritz Carlton Rose Hall resort as standard, tax and sevice charges included.

Offer Dates: May 5, 2010 – December 22, 2010

Offer Conditions: Must be booked before October 31, 2010

Special Offers

Kids Stay and Eat Free

Children under 12 stay and eat for free.

Up to two children per room eat free. Valid for dining in Horizons, Mangos and Reggae Jerk Center and must order from the Kids Menu. Not valid in White Witch or in-room dining

Booking Terms: -Holiday must be booked by September 30, 2010 to receive this offer.

-Valid for Gardenview Guestroom, Oceanview Guestroom, Gardenview Suite, Oceanview Suite and Ocean Front Suite.

-This offer is combinable with the 4th & 5th night free offers and the Summer $150 Credit Offer.

-3 night minimum stay to qualify for offer

Offer Dates: June 28- December 22 2010

White Witch

Par: 71 Length: 6859 yards Course designer: Robert Von Hagge and Rick Baril

The White Witch Golf Course is carved out of 600 acres of lush greenery and rugged hills with panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea. The course is the centrepiece of the Ritz Carlton Rose Hall Resort, situated around the mountains of Jamaica's historic Rose Hall Plantation. White Witch is considered one of the finest golf courses in the Caribbean and is named after the 19th century beauty, Annee Palmer, who owned the sugar plantation on which it stands. The course is conveniently located just 10 minutes from the Ritz Carlton.

Cinnamon Hill

Par: 72 Length: 6844 yards Course designer: Robert Von Hagge and Rick Baril

The Cinnamon Hill Golf Course (formerly Three Palms), is very much a contrast to the nearby White Witch course. With several holes running directly along the sea, it is less hilly and more open, with the cooling trade winds putting a premium on club selection. The layout moves from an open, windswept front nine into the lower elevations of the Blue Mountains on the back nine, where dense foliage traps the fairways of the incoming holes. Hole-names are both interesting and intimidating, and certainly memorable - such as 'Big Bamboo' - no 1, 'Dead and Gone' - no 4, 'Caribbean Ghost' - no 5 and 'Majestic Blue' - no 7. The course has been built on what once was a 400-acre sugar plantation, with remnants of the area's history, in the form of aqueducts, gravestones, and ruins of historic homes. At the second hole, the first of these landmarks, the former house of Annie Palmer (The White Witch of Rose Hall), sits on the hill that forms a backdrop for the short hole. Few golf resorts in the world boast such a spectacular setting, and few architects have been able to accomplish such an excellent routing to take full advantage of the land. An exceptional caddie program only enhances the overall experience.

Half Moon

Par: 72 Length: 7119 yards Course designer: Robert Trent Jones Snr

The great undulating greens of the Half Moon Course, challenging drives and breathtaking vistas are all typical of a Trent Jones Sr design. Recently renovated by architect Roger Rulewich, protégé to Jones, the course features newly aligned, multiple tee complexes as well as repositioned fairway and greenside bunkers. The greens demand special attention: while they are very playable, their shape and contour often force the better golfer to work the ball to get their approaches close to tucked pins, while leaving an opening for the novice player to run the ball in. That was one of Jones’ greatest talents – designing a course balanced enough to challenge the best in the world, yet playable for resort golfers.