I went to this hotel expecting too much I guess. When I arrived I was shocked to find that this hotel is directly across the street from the airport. There was NO restaurant, no pool, no garden, no nothing. Nothing was convenient and when I asked about food I was told that I could walk across the street to the airport to use one of the restaurants located inside of there! This is crossing a MAJOR busy street in a third world country!
I can say that the room was clean and the air conditioner was sufficient so there were a few decent things about this place.

If you drive and are looking for just place to lay your head and be close to the airport then this is the place for you, otherwise do NOT stay here. The pictures are VERY misleading and the place may look like this from a certain angle but there is NO view of the ocean from your balcony, only weeds, electrical wires, and the back of other buildings. After seeing this place in person, I decided NOT to stay and proceeded to go to a different hotel.

Put $20 more dollars in your hotel budget and go down the road to Gloutshire, Decameron, or Doctor's Cave you will be much happier.
Honestly, I wouldn't keep my pet at Ridgeway!
No wonder it has NO stars!

I went to Jamaica for holiday recently and spend 2 days at Ridgeway Hotel
I would like to thank Collin for his warm and friendly welcome, as I was his first record breaking guest to check in at such an early time in the morning. Thank you for a good holiday Collin!!!!!!!!!

I just came back from Jamaica a few days ago, where I stayed at Ridgeway Guest House and loved it very much. It was very clean, comfortable and affordable and of course felt like you were at your own home.

A big thank you to Colin and Beverley for their hospitality and for making my trip a success; I will certainly recommend Ridgeway Guest House to my clients.

November, 2004

I have just returned from a visit to Jamaica, where I had a wonderful time. I stayed at Ridgeway Guest House in Montego Bay, and visited Doctors Cave, the Craft Market, the shopping district, and made a day trip up to Mandeville, in the mountains. The highlight of my trip was Ridgeway, a lovely little Inn, where Colin Tatem was a most hospitable host.