Pimento Hill in Montego Bay

**SUMMER SPECIAL for 2010" July and October only

4 to 5 and 6 bedroom rate only

Stay for 7 nights pay for 5 nights!

Pimento Hill is a spacious private,6 bedroom home with a legendary history. The villa overlooks the Caribbean Sea and is located just five minutes from chic Round Hill where guests enjoy complimentary membership. It was originally built in the late 1950's for an Italian Count and Countess in the period when Jamaica was a glamorous party destination for the early jet set. It attracted the likes of Noel Coward, Ian Fleming and the Kennedy's, among many other notables.

In early 2008, Pimento Hill was extensively renovated and refurbished to a high standard while retaining many period features and quality antiques. Today, its essence is the tasteful marriage of Colonial grandeur of a bygone era complemented by modern amenities and comforts one would expect in a luxury villa. Priceless chandeliers define character while marvelous meals emerge from the modern kitchen. European gardens, water features, hidden walkways and an arched bridge define the grounds outside comfortable bedrooms with top-of-the-line mattresses and en-suite bathrooms.

Pimento Hill's six acres abound in a tropical collection of fruit trees, including mango and the locally-renowned ackee. Large lawns encourage children to run around and even learn a bit of cricket from houseman Ralston. The large swimming pool and stone deck include an outdoor bar, third dining area and charming waterfall garden.

The villa is constructed in three defined areas.

Accommodation Details: Main Villa: The Main Villa houses the massive Great Room on original mahogany floors, the formal dining area under a stunning crystal chandelier and the very large modern kitchen ably manned by Chef Maxine. The Great Room opens onto a long verandah with comfy couches for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, and an al fresco dining overlooking the sea. Completing the Main Villa is the 800-square-foot Blue Bedroom off the pink and cream Italian marble entrance hall. The Blue Room offers optional kingsize or twin beds plus a daybed for a child. It opens to a private garden porch. Queen Elizabeth II stayed in this room when she visited Jamaica to open the Queen's Highway.

Master Villa: Across a short walkway is the second building that houses the magnificent 1,850-square-foot Master Suite with two adjoining dressing rooms with three beds for children, and his n hers bathrooms with mosaic-tiled sunken bathtubs and original brass swan fixtures. Louvered doors open to a private garden verandah where eye-opener coffee or tea is presented each morning. An intercom enables parents to communicate with other guests/children in the Blue Room.

Study: Across another short walkway is the cozy Study. This bedroom has an optional king or twin beds. The adjoining study has a 32" flat screen television and DVD, movie library, PlayStation 3 and daybed for a child. These connecting rooms share a small en-suite bathroom.

Pool Cottages: A walk through the gardens leads to two more private bedrooms located on the pool deck. Both have tiled sunken tubs with showers.

Please note the Tryall Resort will collect a one time membership fee of $100. per person or $20 per person for stays less than one week. In turn you will get non-motorized water sports that include snorkeling, hobie cat, kayaks, sunfish sailors, free Internet access in their Internet Room in the Great House, access to their gym and complimentary tennis (all white required).