Hotels near Norman Manley International Airport - KIN, Kingston

There are a lot of optional tours available via different companies. It is advisable to book tours, as driving is somewhat unpredictable. For those who love Reggae, Ska and Dancehall music Kingston has it all. Trench Town and the Bob Marley museum are excellent tours. There is also the opportunity to book a personal recording session at the famous Tuff Gong studio, run by professional recording staff. A session can be booked on line. Four of us recorded "Don't worry about a thing", somewhat out of tune but great fun. The Blue mountains are beautiful and trips to the coffee plantations and the university are well worth it. There are a number of central hotels. I have enjoyed the "S" hotel and the Terra Nova.

Clean ..lots of food places n supermarkets in the area.available cab services emancipation Park 2 blocks away..you can walk buy ice cream n jersey chicken and other food.across the street is Pegasus..Sunday brunch is awesome.loys of beaches and malls to explore

I Love Jamaica, NOT because I am full Jamaican because it's Paradise to Sum it up in a NUTSHELL : ) I travelled from LONDON, UK for a quick Visit and UPTOWN NICE! Kingston Nice people, food everything The whole of Jam-down Nice : )

Restaurants in Kingston (or probably whole Jamaika) took very long to make food, even fast food. Stood in line for long times usually. But other than that there were no problems. Nice supermarket nearby

Kingston is a vibrant city known for its rich culture, historical significance, and stunning natural beauty. It is the birthplace of reggae music and home to iconic figures like Bob Marley. The Bob Marley Museum is a must-visit. The Blue Mountains, just outside Kingston, offer breathtaking views and opportunities for hiking and coffee tours. The city boasts a vibrant nightlife scene, featuring music, dance, and local cuisine at various venues. Enjoy authentic Jamaican dishes, such as jerk chicken, ackee and saltfish, and festival. Kingston blends history, culture, and natural beauty, making it a unique destination.

The people of Jamaica are some of the friendliest and most considerate you will meet anywhere. Unfortunately, the government of Jamaica does not serve them well and there is a lot of crime which often goes unpunished. I would advise anyone asking about going there about these risks.