A very cozy place, they do have some issues when u book online which means that your booking might not be available when you show up. For me that happened, but they have some hammocks that are half price, and I got one of those it was the best experience and I reclined when they offered me a bed inside the following night. The hammocks are sheltered from rain, there are mosquito net to stay "safe" and only annoyance is when the donkey down the street acts up so the star lost from the booking trouble got back from the amazing hammock experience
It's a nice place to go with your family's and friends for a vacation anytime at lower prices than those 5 start hotel's in Negril
Just alright. A little too far from everything (need to walk >20 minutes or take a cab to get anywhere), rooms are cramped, service is so-so. Unless you want to be completely isolated, there are better options.
Perfect location and excellent staff and accommodations we were very happy.
Perfect for peace and tranquillity
Cousy, friendly and welcoming.
It is quiet to stay.
Very nice hostel! I can recommend it
It's not that the shared bathrooms and toilets are very clean, but that's just the little wrong thing there. Welcoming is very good, people staying there are so nice, you can talk, meet some new people, enjoy some of Negril with them. It's a so relaxed place, lot of luxuriant vegetation, dorms are good. Wifi is ok.
You can walk to the beach, the closest one is not big but it's ok to swim a bit. Then you can take a cab to the 7 miles beach.
I would get back there, definitly.
I stayed for four nights at both the Judy House in Negril and Sue's new site in Brighton, both were awesome. The Negril hostel was in between the beach and the other few places like Rick's in the opposite direction. It was away from the road so you didn't hear the honking and the people but not as far as to make it a hassle to walk anywhere. The amenities are what you'd expect to find at a hostel and the people there were some of the best. Mrs. H and Sue are both extremely nice and understanding and Sue was kind enough to take me to her other place in Brighton when I wanted to get further away from the touristy stuff (and the roster crows in the morning). Brighton was my favorite spot on the entire island. It was just on the other side of the road from the ocean, it was totally quiet and away from noise and city life, and it had hot showers (though I showered in the ocean). Since it's so new you sleep in a tent (which you know before you go there) and you need to bring your own food, sometimes locals would drive by with fresh fruits and veggies. When I go back to Jamaica I will be staying at both of these hostels again. I thank everyone I stayed with for sharing such a great experience with me and I thank Sue for providing such a great place for us all and for driving me around from Negril to Brighton and from Brighton to Savanna La Mar.
I was very disappointed..I brought my 2 teenage girls and as soon as I saw this place I knew if was not suitable for them..I told the owner immediately that we could not stay there and immediate called expedia and explained to them my kids were breaking out in hives..we found a new room on the beach and we were told we would be refunded fir this room but never was..I was charged 900.00 for a room we did not even stay in and I have called about these charges several times and still no refund..Very bad for business I would not recommend this place unless you don't mind camping and getting eaten by bugs.😡😡😡
Beautiful, well-kept, eco-friendly property. The owner is nice and takes good care of the place. There is a wide variety of rooms. Sleeping in the hammocks in the garden was excellent. One of the few places on Earth that my swank/posh family members and I might agree on. Hopefully I will make it make to Jamaica to see the owners recently built beach front property an hour or so away SE of Negril in Brighton.