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12 May 2018
I came and stayed only 1 night here on my tour through Jamaica. By far, it’s had the dirtiest water- all of it was brown. Some people in my group weren’t even comfortable sleeping in the beds for fear of cleanliness. They tried to over charge us for the TINY amount of food they had given us the whole time we were there (3 meals)- people got car sick on the way down, but we were fed so little that nothing actually came up. I was not pleased with the experience we had here
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05 November 2017
Its just beautiful.. Its nature in of it's self.
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29 October 2017
Good night. I did not go to Forest Park Guest House. I was attended the Mt Fletcher Methodist Church across the street from there. If and when I go there I'll tell you about my experience.
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25 September 2017
Quiet full of nature. Beautiful
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28 December 2016
Adequate lodging for blue mountains...
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02 July 2016
Nice and cool and tranquil. Takes you back to nature.
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07 June 2016
Great for writers or artists who love the mountains and a quaint setting
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