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How do I get to the villa from the airport? Our villa offer complimentary grounds transportations for bookings of one week or more. For booking of less than a week, we can arrange airport transfers as well as a van or car packages provides the easiest most convenient way for the villa bound traveler to see Jamaica. Your driver will personally meet you at the Airport. No need to wait in lines for rental cars or the confusion of driving after a long flight. Your party and luggage will be comfortably transported directly to the villa. Upon on arrival at your villa you will be met by the villa manager who will introduce you to your staff. Your butler will have prepared and serve you tropical drinks on arrival. The manager will give you a tour …show more content…

They are wonderfully accommodating and will try to do anything you want. Just ask. The manager/chef lives on the property in separate accommodations. Our staff has been known to dazzle our guest with some really inspiring Jamaica stories, and old wise tales. Our guests come back truly experiencing a Jamaica that is not available in a hotel or all inclusive. A typical day begins when the cook starts setting out pots of fresh Blue Mountain coffee for the early risers. A full breakfast is served when all the guests are ready. Breakfast will start with plates of fresh Jamaican fruit, such as watermelon, pineapple, papaya, mangoes, oranges, naseberrys, bananas and fresh squeezed orange juice. It then moves to eggs, pancakes, bacon, cereal; whatever the guest would like. For lunches and dinners, your cook will prepare a mix of Jamaican and international specialties Your housekeeper and laundress will care for every detail of your bedroom and bath. This can include providing fresh linens, towels, flowers, returning your neatly folded laundry. Also available on request are nannies, masseuses and drivers. Everything you could need for a very special and relaxing

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