Picolo recommends · Hotel in Negril, Jamaica
The Cliff Hotel
Roomy suites on the limestone edge of Negril's West End, with a restaurant terrace hanging over the water just as the sun goes down.
The Cliff Hotel sits on the West End of Negril, where the coast is a line of low rock above deep, clear water. The suites are generous and modern, and there is a pool and a spa for days when the sea is choppy.
The terrace restaurant is the heart of the hotel. Book a table for sunset, then walk to the cliff bars nearby, which come to life as soon as it gets dark.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose The Cliff Hotel
We chose The Cliff Hotel for couples who love the cliffs of Negril but want more room and modern comfort than a cottage gives. Guests rate it as highly as its neighbour, Tensing Pen.
There is no sandy beach, so swimming is from the rocks and in the pool. If you want more character and a garden setting, the cottages at Tensing Pen may suit you better.
What you get
- Large, modern suites
- Pool
- Spa
- Restaurant on a terrace above the sea
- Sunset views over the water
A day at The Cliff Hotel
- Morning
- A swim from the rocks while the sea is calm.
- Midday
- A spa treatment in the heat of the day.
- Afternoon
- A lounger by the pool with a book.
- Evening
- Dinner on the terrace, then a walk to the cliff bars.
Location
West End, Negril, Jamaica
Open in MapsQuestions about The Cliff Hotel
Does The Cliff Hotel have a beach?
No. It sits on the cliffs of the West End, so you swim from the rocks or in the pool. Seven Mile Beach is a taxi ride away.
Is The Cliff Hotel good for couples?
Yes. The spacious suites, spa and sunset dinners on the terrace make it a strong choice for couples.
Can I walk to bars from The Cliff Hotel?
Yes. Several restaurants and bars along the West End cliffs are close enough to reach on foot.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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