Loved the space and tranquility. The grounds are stunning and incredibly well kept - it really is a slice of paradise. And it’s so good to see a luxury resort showing such respect for the environment and the culture of Jamaica (we have stayed at other luxury resorts and ended up feeling pretty horrified by lack of Jamaican influences and the shocking level of waste - especially when it comes to those godawful all-inclusive ‘international’ buffets!) The rooms are very comfortable - we stayed in a beach hut and fell in love with the design and attention to detail. All but one of the staff were wonderful - really friendly and helpful, but they also managed to be low-key and respectful of our space. Service was spot on.

Just one staff member working in the office area on reception was really cold and dismissive - something that was probably more noticeable because everyone else was so friendly and attentive. And perhaps we just caught him on a bad couple of days. It was a shame though as he was the last person we had any dealings with (checking out) and it left us feeling a bit upset. The food and drink was very expensive - prices that didn’t feel justified for the quality (it was ok but not that great) Charging $5usd for a small packet of plantain chips seems pretty extortionate… not to mention $17usd for a small bowl of fruit salad at breakfast! We ended up driving into town for meals - there is much cheaper and tastier food to be found outside the resort.

The hotel is small and has a very “exclusive” vibe. It’s perfect to rest and be away from crowds.

the food is not splendid and the prices are very high. You do not have many options around the hotel. So you end up paying a lot for meh food. Lunch would cost 100$ for two and dinner 150$ for two (assuming that you only have like one beer or one cocktail).

The resort is beautiful, and clean. The staff are incredibly friendly. The food is delicious and so are the cocktails! We loved the complimentary Yoga with Sasha and the meditation classes. Button beach is stunning. We took boats out every day. The only downside is, we had to leave! But we are already planning our next trip back.

There is nothing we didn't like!

It was so green and lush. Please continue to label the trees. I especially liked having the lagoon right outside our door. We were at a resort but hardly came into contact with other guests so we had our own space. Could go snorkeling, paddle boarding, kayaking whenever we wanted to. Hoping with the fish sanctuary and the coral nursery nearby there will soon be more fish and coral.

Was difficult to find the gate - no sign Found that it was better to eat off property than on. Food was fine but not up to the price point in my opinion

Food was superb! best food I tried in Jamaica but I was missing more options for dinner at the Bizet. I didn´t like the buffet. The hut we booked was very nice and quiet, love the shower outside.

The cocktails were a really challenge, bad mojitos, bad Negroni, finally we decided to move to beer and the vine.

Beautiful resort. Chill vibe. Rustic yet luxurious. Excellent spa treatments.

No hot water for 2 days without any sincere apologies. Price of food did not match quality. Not enough towels pool side. Not enough snorkel equipment.

The property is exceptional, as is the service. Even when the hotel is pretty booked, you still get a sense of privacy and tranquillity.

Considering the daily room rate, the breakfast at least should be included

The staff were unbelievable. From the moment we arrived everyone was incredibly friendly and also more than competent. We were so well looked after and will remember our stay forever! Looking forward to being back there soon

We enjoyed our breakfast and the beautiful location

It would have been great to be able to have a tour of the Fleming villa - we asked about it, but we’re not given a response. It would have been great to have access to the Gazebo restaurant for some variety, which wasn’t open during our stay.

52 acres of beautiful grounds. A wonderful hotel made even more special by the fact that Ian Fleming lived here and wrote all his 14 James Bond novels in one of the hotel's villas. Beach huts a great option and worth the upgrade to be on cove or lagoon. Excellent breakfasts. Special event dinners complemented excellent menu in Bizot restaurant which is by the sea. Very friendly staff throughout the resort. Beautiful beaches within hotel grounds serviced by cocktail bar and beach restaurant for lunch Inclusive kayak, paddleboard, snorkelling and tennis. Easy to book taxi transfers and day trips etc through reception.

Dinner options will increase when refurbishment of the second restaurant is completed. Need taxi to access anywhere off-site e.g. local restaurants etc.