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Courtyard by Marriott (from US$219) is a 130-room property catering to business travelers that opened in early 2016. Guest rooms have king or a pair of queen beds, desks, flat-panel TVs, AC and Wi-Fi. The pool deck and bar are located on the second floor overlooking the park. Meeting rooms, a large open format lounge and dining area and its central location make the Courtyard an easy sell.
Grand Port Royal Hotel Marina & Spa (from US$110 including continental breakfast) is the only accommodation option in Port Royal. It has a mix of recently refurbished and antiquated rooms, all with AC, cable, Wi-Fi and breakfast included.
Terra Nova All Suite Hotel has spacious, comfortable rooms with two double beds (US$207), junior suites with minibar included (US$261), executive suites with whirlpool tubs and a bit more space (US$331), and three royalty suites with balconies (US$686 Blue Mountain and Darby suites, Terra Nova suite). Internet is included. Terra Nova has a great lunch buffet (US$22) throughout the week with a different theme each day, and it offers one of the best Sunday brunch buffet (US$28) selections in town with a mix of international and local food.
Jamaica Pegasus (US$171 s/d, US$215 jr. suite, rates include breakfast) is a government favorite. It's the choice hotel for visiting and local officials, given its status as a joint venture between John Issa's SuperClubs and the Urban Development Corporation (UDC). The Pegasus is a popular venue for local government and private sector functions, as it has some of the largest conference facilities and ballrooms in town. A beautiful pool, 24-hour deli, and tennis courts round out this premier New Kingston property.
The Knutsford Court Hotel (US$142) is well situated within easy walking distance to the restaurants, bars, and nightclubs on Knutsford Boulevard. The hotel is owned by the Hendricksons, who also operate the Courtleigh and Sunset Resorts on the North and West Coasts. The Knutsford is their most downscale property, but it offers amenities like a 24-hour business center, gym, meeting rooms, two restaurants, and a bar. The rooms are decent with wooden furniture, and all the standard amenities like phone and cable TV.
Hotel Four Seasons offers single or deluxe rooms (US$100) with either two single or two queen beds, and 27 deluxe poolside rooms with two queen or one king bed (US$110). The hotel complex is large with a total of 76 rooms. The newer rooms are by the pool in the back.
Indies Hotel (US$39 s with fan and TV, US$47 with air-conditioning, US$61 with phone; US$64 d, US$81 t) is a no-frills hotel with basic rooms in a very convenient central location. There is a restaurant and bar in the inner courtyard where meals are served. Continental breakfast is US$2.50 and up and dinner is from US$6.
Altamont Court (US$168.28 dbl) is a great value relative to other options in the area, and its location in a quiet corner of New Kingston makes it convenient without being on highly-trafficked Knutsford Boulevard, the corporate district's main thoroughfare. There are a few restaurants and a bit of nightlife on Knutsford Boulevard, only a five-minute walk away. The Altamont has 57 standard rooms and one large suite. Standards come with two doubles or one king.
Alhambra Inn (US$110 for two double beds, US$120 for king, US$20 per extra person) is a quaint boutique hotel with a country feel across Mountain View Road from the National Indoor Stadium and a five-minute drive from New Kingston and Downtown. Twenty spacious rooms with comfortable sheets and a lush courtyard make the inn a cool option where the air-conditioning is barely necessary, even in the summer. Bring soap and shampoo, as the soap provided is not high-end. Wi-Fi is available in the courtyard.
