Negril Tree House Resort, Jamaica

A very nice, authentic, mid-size beach resort hotel owned by Jamaicans. Their beach is excellent with a great beach bar / restaurant and quite decent older rooms. They have a great breakfast buffet and a fine old chinese cook so the food is great! This resort has a nice pool, lobby internet, gift shop, tours, jet-skiing, glass bottom boating and they are central to all of Negril's world famous 7 mile beach and its female and male eye-candy! Everything is mid-priced and well-worth it. I highly recommend this place to anyone wishing to experience a darned good vacation in Jamaica.

The BEST tour guide!

Our company went on a trip to Jamaica (it was my first time) last January and although I loved the luxury hotel we stayed at, my real memories were hanging out in Negril with Sexy Rexy. He literally thought of everything; we had booked him from New York and he was waiting for us at the airport, even though we had told him that the hotel was sending a shuttle for us. Thank God he did, the drive from Montego Bay to Negril was about an hour and a half but Rexy made it so much fun, he seemed to have a hilarious personal story attached to everything on the island. Before we reached the hotel, he pulled over to make sure our first meal on the island was authentic: traditional Jamaican patty and a bottle of Red Stripe.



The rest of the trip was incredible: Rexy took us to a local reggae concert, a dance club where we watched a true local dance off, and, of course, the world famous Rick’s where we watched the bird man dive and the beautiful sun set. We also spent plenty of time at his bar, which is just across from one of the prettiest cliffs of the island. There we met his family and friends. His daughter was an incredible dancer and she taught us Jamaican dance moves. Rexy kept wanting to cook for us.



As his name might suggest, Sexy Rexy is truly a character. Ask him about Big Rasta or the time he was a soldier in Cuba or the time he drank 40 beers in a row for his 40th birthday. He is a master storyteller and we all decided that we had more memories of Rexy than anything else in Jamaica!



My only regret was that we never saw Bob Marley’s hometown. Rexy had suggested it but when we finally got around to agreeing it was almost dawn and our plane was leaving the next day. Rexy just grinned and said “Next time” and, in fact, we are going back this year.

i hear he's opening a bar...

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Bring small bills - you will need it for tipping and it's easier to bargain with vendors when you aren't pulling out $20 bills