My wife & I are "Jamaica-Lovers" and we have returned there many times in the last 18 years. We like to find a nice resort and then stay with it. Several years back we stopped staying at our regular place due to extenuating circumstances and "moved" a few doors down. It was clean,reasonable,etc. but to us it lacked that "feel" you seem to get at what I'll call a traditional Jamaican owned/Jamaican run property. So we looked around during our 2007 trip and came upon Seasplash. We looked at a suite or two and they looked good. The staff we met seemed really nice but it was the property itself that really grabbed us. Lush, tropical,and not "over-manicured" like so many are these days. From the moment we arrived for our 2008 visit we knew we made a good choice. Everybody, from the gardener Milton all the way up to their charming general manager,Julian Chang were professional,friendly, & helpful. I am very pleased to have again found a place that I intend to return to each time I visit Negril. (at least once a year I hope !) And before I forget, the restaurant there is world-class ! Called Norma"s, it's a must stop for the evening meal. A sincere thanks to Julian & Staff ! Cary & Elizabeth Adelman. Chicago, Il. USA

we have just returned from another wonderful holiday at Sea Splash. Perfect location, we love the beach life. the bedrooms are a little tired but this doesn't matter when you have such a pefect stretch of beach right in front of the hotel. the bar has such a great atmosphere and our kids loved the pool and we loved the jacuzzi. special thanks to tamara and lance (malcolm) whose quick thinking (and driving) helped save my 8 year old son's life when he suffered from a severe allergic reaction to peanuts. always in their debt and we will never forget their kindness.

Stayed here this past week, it was WORST RESORT we have ever stayed at. As stated in another review, staff was VERY unfriendly and only cared about our money. We booked for 6 nights and on the 5th night they said that they had booked the room for someone else and they had to move us. Both rooms were shabby inside...Lighting was poor, cable didn't work for 3 out of the 6 nights, water heater leaked all over kitchen and the bathroom looked like it had been through a war. The staff didn't leave us any info in our room about what activities, dinning or hotel services were offered. Very unhappy with our first stay in Negril. The pictures posted on the web-site are not real! Please your self and stay away.

We stayed there for a wedding Nov 9-10, 2007. We had reserved four rooms for our family. All were dilapidated and lacked even basic maintenance.

The entire staff gave us the distinct impression that could not care less whether we were there or not. Forget such basics as a warm greeting and be prepared to be ignored when you need help with your bags.

Air conditioning works in about half the rooms. If you are lucky enough to find the secret switch in your room that turns on your water heater you might eventually get a few minutes of hot water but don't count on it. It would have been nice to have someone at check in tell us about the secret switch but they were too busy making sure we filled out the security form for our television remote control.
the place could be great if someone spent a lot of money to redo it and then got a new staff who cared even a little bit.

Restaurant service was just as poor although the food when you finally got it was sometimes quite good.

I've never written a negative review before, but I sure wish someone had warned me. See my review of Moon Dance where we spent the next week to see what Jamaica can be.