I stayed at this resort during November 2007. It was an absolute joy. The location of the Hotel is convenient as its a walk to the beach and all the action restaurants and clubs. The rates are extremely reasonable. Great rooms. Great pool. The staff is very nice and accomidating. I would definitely go there again.

Before booking my stay I was a bit worried about several noise complaints I read in the reviews. I called the hotel and they told me that the next door club was closed down. Indeed, I had a quite and relaxing time at the hotel.
The local restaurant serves great the food was cheap too. The stuff was very helpful and friendly. The location is very good. Not on the water, but very close to the beach and the West end section.
The truth is that Jamaica is quite expensive and it's great to be able to save some money on accommodation. The Caribbean Sunset Resort is worth every penny. I'll be back this summer.

I have traveled with my fiancé and another couple of our friends. We choose the Caribbean Sunset Resort as we were looking for some quiet place and close to the beach. The Caribbean Sunset exceeded all our expectations. It was very tranquil and nice place. The staff was very friendly and we were treated like a family. The rooms were spacious and equipped with everything we needed with amazing view overlooking the ocean. The location is good. You can find everything near the hotel - ATM, shops and it’s just few steps from the beach. It was a great experience for our first stay in Jamaica and I would definitely recommend this hotel for everyone. Great value for money!

What a bargain! We spent a fun long weekend at Caribbean Sunset Resort. The word “Resort” is a little optimistic in this instance though. The grounds and buildings are nicely laid out, and are very pleasant.

Our room was clean, though not particularly large. We had a big balcony which would have been fabulous if there had been a chair. Very strange that we had no windows. Where there should have been a double glass door we had louvers. So either you had a dark room with the louvers closed, or fresh air with them open. Mosquitoes weren’t a problem, and we traveled all the way here for the warmth, so we left them open mostly and didn’t use the a/c. It was never uncomfortable. About half the buildings had glass instead of louvers.

The spacious open-air restaurant was very pleasant and overlooked the bar and well tended pool area. Our dinner was reasonably priced, and the food exceeded our expectations, though the service was just as slow as every other place in town. Strangely they don’t accept credit cards. We didn’t have enough cash on hand so they billed it to our room. They don’t take credit cards at the front desk either, so at check-out we still had to pay our restaurant tab with cash. Weird.

An empty closet served as the computer room. Their computer and the accompanying Wi-Fi were available 24/7 for free; an unexpected treat.

The hotel is not new, and it shows. There is a certain weathered look to much of it, though the restaurant, bar, pool area is fresh. The basketball/tennis court is abandoned and overgrown with weeds. The exercise room is nothing more than two treadmills in a spare closet. The rec. room is two pool tables in a small defunct bar.

The hotel is a half block up the hill from the apparent city square, another block to the “roundabout”, and one more block to the beach. This is the middle of everything! Scotia Bank ATM offering both JA and US dollars, a grocer, the taxi lot (always a ride available here), T shirt shops, night clubs, cafés, even a Burger King serving genuine Blue Mountain coffee, all within a 5 min walk.

What would have made our stay better: Chairs on the balcony. More than one washcloth per room per day. Pool/beach towels. Windows with screens. Shampoo. Quiet ceiling fans. Phones in the rooms (so you can call the front desk) Credit card acceptance. Softer beds.

This is not a top tier hotel, and is priced accordingly.

Stay here and relax! We did!