T-Water Beach Hotel

The T-Water is located in the heart of the seven mile stretch of the white sand and clear waters of Negril Beach. This, coupled with its total casualness may be why many guests return year after year to this hotel. Just about every night of the week there is a Reggae party or other live entertainment within walking distance.

There are 70 rooms spread over the property. The buildings are two story stucco consisting of suites on the beachfront, deluxe oceanview rooms and moderate rooms with a pool or garden view. Some have kitchenettes. Included in the room rate is a Jamaican buffet breakfast and a soup and salad bar lunch. On site there are two Jacuzzis, a swimming pool and a TV lounge.

You will find a very nice beach area at the T-Water. There is a friendly beach bar overlooking the Caribbean Sea, adjacent there is a beachfront restaurant and an indoor dining room. On Wednesday evenings the restaurant features a Jamaican Night Buffet and every Friday night there is a Barbecue buffet and a live floor show. You will find a well stocked gift shop on the property and some watersports are available here; all watersports are available within walking distance. Snorkeling is fair all along the beach. Also available is a baby-sitting service and an activities program.

Most rooms are tiled floors, although some of the suites are carpeted. All rooms have air-conditioning and ceiling fans, patios or balconies, safes, two double beds or one king. Suites and Deluxe rooms have televisions. Suites have a sitting area and French doors looking out over the beach. Although the moderate rooms are somewhat small and dark, they are adequate. You might want to request a suite as they are spacious and comfortable.

This older hotel started off as a few cottages, and had hotel wings added as
time went on and as Negril grew. The beach is very good, the bar perfectly located, and the
dining room an airy space where Jamaican cuisine is featured. Make sure you take advantage of this spot's great location to wander along the beach either way-- west toward more hotels and nightspots, east toward town.