Family Beach Resorts in Ocho Rios

THE BEST Family Beach Resorts Ocho Rios

Name: Villa Serenity
Address: Doyley's Way, Ocho Rios, Caribbean
Telephone: +1 401-626-6942

Family Beach Resorts in Ocho Rios

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1. Moon Palace Jamaica
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6,543 reviews
#1 Best Value of 4 Family Beach Resorts in Ocho Rios
"... an amazing view from the 10th floor in the North building, great facilities, great entertainment evenings, piano bar (what a pianist Andrea is - super talented) , chill out lounges, night club, private beach."
"... with pool, air hockey, popcorn & ice cream - stand up paddling, kayaking, snorkeling easy to do since water is calm in the cove - we sailed out to snorkel with the beach guys, to a nearby coral reef & saw lots!"
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2. Hermosa Cove - Jamaica's Villa Hotel
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560 reviews
#2 Best Value of 4 Family Beach Resorts in Ocho Rios
"Privacy cannot be beat (you can book a villa with its own private pool!), the landscaping of the natural flora around the resort is just exquisite and the views of the beach gazebos is breathtaking."
"My birthday event featured the infamous Hermosa Cove BBQ, a Tea Party at the Sea Biscuit villa, a Bourbon & Whiskey event at the Nautilus villa, the Beach Picnic on the Cove Beach, the Birthday Party Dinner on the..."
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3. Hibiscus Lodge Hotel
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354 reviews
#3 Best Value of 4 Family Beach Resorts in Ocho Rios
"Plentiful sparkling clean new loungers and beach towels; a brand new immaculate and beautiful lounge & restroom facility on the property; the best snorkeling in Ocho Rios right there on the property; gorgeous pool..."
"Tony is awesome!! Great hospitality, beautiful garden and ocean front property."
4. Sandcastles Jamaica
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366 reviews
#4 Best Value of 4 Family Beach Resorts in Ocho Rios
"The beach itself was nice and the play structures and tour sales around you could make it a great time if any of that is your bend."
"BEACH CLOSES AT 6PM!!!!"

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