“Lovely Christmas stay”

We liked the apartment as a whole, cosy front room with Netflix and a spacious bedroom with a big bed, in a very good spot with restaurants, Bob Marley museum and a few local shops nearby. If you want to buy groceries better to go to Sovereign as you'll find more as well as coffee shops ( cafe blue) and authentic Jamaican food. Absolutely delicious. Maybe having a car to get by in and around the island is a better option if you don't have family in Jamaica, we didn't use public transport as we are lucky to have family there but you can also get Ubers as they do work in Kingston. The area is generally quiet. We were probably the loudest in the neighborhood ooops sorry with the music on during the day. Thank you so much Michael and Crystal for always answering my messages and assisting us in anything we needed during our stay.

“We really liked the apartment and amenities provided,”

Lovely apartment, good location, quiet and felt safe. There's a small shop a few minutes away where we could get groceries and a cooked meal.

“Very satisfying stay, with a lot of freedom, enough space, quite refuge in a very busy town. Love Jamaica because they r”

Flat number 2 has everything you need to travel independently in Jamaica and it is in the middle of Kingston. Although very central, in a quiet area. One can even reach by walk a lot of places, if you like to walk. Normally in Kingston you can hear car noise all day and night long, so I was surprised to hear just dogs barking and birds chirping. And that’s all you will hear. You can leave the accommodation without needing anyone. The neighbours there are very friendly, even outside on the street. People respect and greet you. There is a small corner shop around the corner and a little further there is DUB music and Ital (vegan) Rasta food. Last but not least, Bob Marley's house on Hope Road (now his museum) is within walking distance. Everyone should go there minimal once in life. I myself have loving people in Downtown and in August Town (Sizzla Kalonji now Crown Prince of the Maroons and Reggae Dancehall Artist), but also all around Kingston and Spanish Town that I visit from time to time, so that was the middle of all visits.