Strawberry Hill is a unique mountain-top retreat located in the centre of Jamaica. The hotel is perched in the Blue Mountains over three thousand feet above sea level, offering magnificent views of the mountains and Kingston, with some spectacular sunrise and sunset vistas. With a fascinating history dating back to the 18th Century, this hotel is certainly a very special place to visit as part of a multi-centre holiday to Jamaica. The former estate was a haven for musicians including Marley, and even today the blend of culture and cosmopolitan sophistication is evident throughout making it one of the most iconic locations to visit in Jamaica.

Dining at Strawberry Hill is an experience in itself. Traditional dishes, such as lamb curry and fish stew are given a contemporary twist to create Strawberry Hill’s 'new Jamaican' cuisine.  In the evening guests can enjoy dinner in the elegant dining room before retiring to the bar, where the walls pay tribute to Island Records’ artists and friends. The property was once owned by the founder of Island Records, and the musical traditions continue with evenings spent around the vintage piano. The hotel’s famous Sunday Brunch is also a must, and popular with local families as well as visitors to the island.