S Hotel ranked no 1 Hotel in Caribbean in USA Today list

St James, Jamaica: The locally owned S Hotel in Montego Bay emerged as the number one All-inclusive Caribbean resort in the USA today 10 Best Reader’s Choice Awards 2024 listing. USA Today, one of the most renowned and prestigious newspapers in the United States of America, unveiled its list on Friday, 12th January, 2024.

Reader’s Choice awards are globally acclaimed awards, and this achievement by S Hotel will play a pivotal role in enhancing the tourism sector of the Caribbean country. It is to be noted that attaining a place on such an esteemed list is a big international boost for the island nation.

Notably, S Hotel is a Jamaican-owned resort which is managed and staffed on the famous Jimmy Cliff Boulevard in Montego Bay. S Hotel is the only luxurious Hotel situated on the famed Doctor’s Cave Beach. It is an all-inclusive resort that has a lot to offer its visitors, including wellness amenities, guest experiences, local excursions, and culinary options.

The award-winning Hotel features various facilities for tourists to have a comfortable and enjoyable stay. The amenities that are offered by S Hotel are a 24-hour chic café, buzzing bars, a subterranean spa with three plunge pools and a sauna, various kinds of restaurants offering Jamaican and International cuisine, a gym, a cultural centre and rooms designed in such an aesthetic manner thoughtfully combined into a modern sensibility with an effervescent sense of place.

Achievements of S Hotel, Jamaica

• The Hotel has achieved various milestones, such as being voted as Jamaica’s leading Hotel in an esteemed World Travel Awards 2023.
• S Hotel has also earned the title of the number-one resort in the Caribbean and Central America.
• It was also considered the Best Hotel in the Caribbean and Central America in the category of World Readers Choice Awards in the Conde Nast Awards 2023.

Moreover, S Hotel truly reflects the vibrant culture and beautiful heritage of the island nation. It is a 12-foot-long Jamaican-inspired boot which is beautifully decorated in Jamaican colours. The Hotel is also adorned with sculptures of very well-known and historic persons, which outlines their respect for the customs and traditions of the country.

The Tourism Minister of Jamaica, Edmund Bartlett, also acknowledged and praised the management of the award-winning Hotel. He stated that “the hotel has set up a unique standard by embracing and respecting the Jamaican culture combined with uplifted levels of customer service.” He has also congratulated the tiring efforts of the management and for their contribution in enhancing the tourists and visitors of the island nation.