Staying at the DeMonetvin put us right in middle of typical Port Antonio life. Being close to the town centre was great, and the hotel is just the right distance so that you can escape the hustle and bustle. We had a large room with an attached bathroom. No air conditioning, but we prefer this; a modern fan was provided.... More

There are many good reasons to have a holiday in Jamaica, particularly in Port Antonio, and one of them is the De Montevin Lodge. For a start, it's very beautiful, with charming wrought-iron work, incredibly made in Scotland. But the main thing is the welcoming and friendly owners, George and Karen. They are gradually renovating and decorating the building in... More

Location were great . From the lodge its easy to everywhere. Our car was locked in the compound and when I awoke early a coffee was soon come, and came quickly.(bring your own rum cream) Capt’n “Rebio” the night watchman is a licensed raft man on the Rio Grand. We left the car at the hotel and the Capt’n handled... More

I just returned from visiting Port Antonio, June 2004. We had no hotel reservation and drove past the center of town up the hill to find a hotel. We made the best decision when we stopped at this hotel. We were greeted by a very friendly desk clerk seated in a lobby of dark wood and antiques. Quite lovely. Our... More

We stayed one night at the De Montevin Lodge in Port Antonio on January 5th 2003. It was clean and secure but it's not a resort, just a very nice guesthouse in an old, beautifully restored Victorian mansion. It sits out on the rocky Titchfield peninsula in a small neighborhood of old homes that, like most of the rest of... More