Holiday Inn SunSpree Resort Montego Bay All Inclusive

We went to Jamaica to eat, drink, relax during the day and party at night, and that's exactly what we got. Food, beer and cocktails were plentiful as the hotel has great variety of restaurants/bars, from your barefoot tiki bars to elegant italian. Hotel had dancing lines and contests everyday by the pool stage, and live music every night. Free shuttle to Margaritaville club every night. Plenty of chairs at the beach, free kayaking and snorkeling. Hotel has a dreamy private little island across from beach, less than a minute-walk in waist-deep water. Rooms were not great but my teenagers, hubby and I didn't spend much time in room. Best staff in the world.

This hotel has many fun sport activities for the family including the game arcade for the kids. Snorkling beside the Take-it-easy Island was cool. Food spread at the buffet was good but wasn't tasty.

We stayed here 40 years ago on our honeymoon and came back for our 40th wedding anniversary. Things had changed but we had a very enjoyable time.

We had a nice stay at this HI Sunspree Resort. It was easy to get to from Sangster International Airport. The beach area and main pool area was nice and we really enjoyed it. Nightly entertainment varied in format but was enjoyable for the most part. Our room was OK and was comfortable. Housekeeping is clearly overwhelmed so expect delays in room availablility upon arrival & daily cleaning. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Dining was good but depends on what you prefer. This property needs an extensive remodel inside and out. We knew this in advance so keep your expectations low if you choose this property as there are newer resorts in the area. We rented a car (I recommend Avis - avoid Budget!) so we did not utilize hotel shuttle service. Overall we were happy with our stay.

Hotel has a large beach area, however it was mostly shallow, grassy and rocky. The positive was the man made island that was fairly good for snorkeling. The food at the portside buffet restaurant was pretty pretty good on 5 of my 7 day stay. The speciality restaurants that required reservations, the food was only average. One of the specialty restaurants sorrentino was closed for renovations during my stay. I have stayed at other all inclusives in jamaica before, Beaches, Riu. This hotel is just a step below in service but way ahead in value for your money. Beaches and Riu costs twice as much.

For the price we paid, we couldn't ask for much more. You get what you pay for. The beds are small and hard as a brick and they kept running out of wash clothes. The resort is very kid friendly. The food was on par for resort food but they didn't have food service at all times. The beach is nice and they have water sports for you. There are a few stores across the street, Bedazzled is the best store, Alex was great to shop with. I would go again if I had children but I'd advise couples to go elsewhere.

Overall, it was a great experience. The staff was very helpful and friendly, and the rooms were roomy and comfortable. Slight changes that I would have you consider: feature more island fruits instead of cantelope at meals; have a more "traditional" worship leader for the Sunday church service rather than "The Holiness Church" who emphasize physical healing over God's grace in Christ; limit pool table use to children over 10; offer 1 "watersport" free to adults - a snorkel trip, glass bottom boat or catamaran ride.

Its unfortunate that such a beautiful place could be lowered in value in regards to customer service and satisfaction. After two hours of being third in line for check in, I was highly discouraged by the disregard for personal attention and overall immediacy of my room upon my arrival. Nothing could have been worse than traveling all night only to arrive to a beautiful location where my needs and expectations were not met.

had trouble getting coffee for my room everyday maids didn't want to give it to me said too expensive, food was horrible same thing everyday, hard to get into restaurants unless you got there at 7 am everyday, and you weren't aware of dress codes until last min. and the bed was hard as a rock!!!!!!!!!!!!! i don't think as highly of holiday inn as i used to.

Third visit to the Island nation as well as to this resort, food and drink were plentiful, the staff is always friendly and accommodating. When we arrived after a long day of travel our room was not ready. We ended up in a room that was a step down from what we paid for, but the next day as promised, we were moved into an ocean-view room that was freshly cleaned and cool from air-conditioning which was needed the entire trip. It was overcast for the first 3 days and the ocean was quite chilly, but on the 4th day of our trip we caught a break, the sun began to shine and the water was much warmer. We snorkeled on site, actually fed the fish, they swam right up to us and nibbled our fingers in search of food. We traveled to Negril for a 10-hour trip which included a stop at 7-Mile beach and Rick's Cafe to watch the cliff divers (great day) and also to Dunn's River waterfall/rock climbing (even better day), I'm actually still a little sore from the climbing. We ate Jamaican meat patties, enough chicken (Jerk and curry) to fill a coop, and countless libations. We shopped across the street at the Straw Market as well as at the outdoor Duty Free Shops in Negril. I can say that the drinks have gone up significantly at Margaritaville (MoBay), I guess they have to make their money somehow. I much prefer Jamaica to the Bahamas; value, variety of things to do, water is much calmer.