Jamaica resorts offering savings up to 60 percent
Sunset Resorts, the trio of all-inclusive resorts in Montego Bay, Ocho Rios and Negril, Jamaica, is offering travelers savings of up to 60% off regular rates for travel this fall.
(1) Sunset Beach Resort & Spa, Montego Bay says visitors save more than 50% off regular rates. “Caribbean Fall” rates starting at $144 per room, per night, are based on double occupancy for a standard room category ($72 per person)
(2) Sunset Jamaica Grande Resort & Spa in Ohco Rios says guests can save more than 60% off regular rates. “Caribbean Fall” rates start at $136 per room, per night, based on double occupancy for a standard room category ($68 per person)
(3) Sunset at the Palms Resort & Spa in Negril says guests save 37% off regular rates. So-called “Fabulous Fall” rates start at $240 per room, per night based on double occupancy for a standard room ($120 per person)
Booking windows and dates vary.
by David Wilkening
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