Marquis Villas Resort

Where can I find a resort that offers private villas?

Looking for a tropical vacation spot that is rather small and offers its own villas. My husband and I don't like crowds or large resorts. Something small, private, on the beach... Any ideas? 10 points to whoever has the best vaca spot picked out...

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1. http://www.negriljamaicavillas.com/
2. Try Treasure beach St Elizabeth great spot,as a matter a fact,its located on a stretch of Jamaica,south,southwest central coast line, that is very undeveloped [ meaning no crowds of tourist and so on],not commercialized yet but tranquil,cheap,villas are private and good,and very country,but aspect of modern day life are very reliable,and you'll learn a lot about the other side of Jamaica,Expect mostly Black sand beaches though,for tours, safari on the back river as an option explore the Great Morass see the American crock which is protected under Jamaican law,great sea food,and great island food,not too much of the imported stuff.Visit the Y'S Falls,that are 144 feet tall and has the largest volume of water going over it,in the island.http://www.great-adventures.com/destinations/jamaica/StEliz.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Elizabeth,_Jamaica Or Appleton estate were some of the finest rum creams and spirits are made. or try Portland on,Jamaica's north east coast,great for it Mountain scenery,and laid back atmosphere,stay at the Trident in Port Antonio,its a eco-tourist paradise,good secluded beach,like French mans cove,dragons bay,Winifred and Boston,all are top notch and are not over crowded as a matter,you'll hardly see this place being as fast pase as life is on the rest of the island.take a swim in the blue lagoon,which has underground springs feeding it from an dormant volcano,the water are Crystal clear and blue,famous for celebs which come from all over to swim there,note this place is a top notch location,quiet and is a play ground for the rich,only a few of the average visitors,out of millions who flock the shore visit these two location above,its a guarantee,that you'll not be surrounded by crowds.http://www.playgroundsoftheworld.com/jamaica/villas/ http://www.seejamaicacheaply.com/port_antonio_jamaica.html http://www.lovelyjamaica.com/index.php?cat=2&page=2
3. How about? Round Hill Hotel & Villas Over $350, Montego Bay A favorite of celebrities thanks to its private and elegant villas, this peaceful resort 8 mi (13 km) west of MoBay also offers 36 traditional hotel rooms in the Pineapple House. In 2004, the hotel rooms were redecorated in a refined Ralph Lauren style -- done by the designer himself, who owns one of the 27 villas that dot the resort's 98 acres. Each villa includes a personal maid and a cook to make your breakfast, and most have private pools. It's a fairly quiet place, with a small beach and limited dining options, but most guests return again and again because of the personal service and excellent management. www.roundhilljamaica.com. 36 rooms, 27 villas. In-room: refrigerator. In-hotel: restaurant, room service, bar, tennis courts, pool, gym, spa, beachfront, diving, water sports, concierge. Goldeneye Over $350, Ocho Rios Whether you're a James Bond buff or just a fan of luxury getaways, this exclusive address 20 minutes east of Ocho Rios holds special appeal. Once the home of Bond author Ian Fleming, the estate is now one of the unique Island Outpost properties. The resort consists of Fleming's home, with three bedrooms and three outdoor baths, as well as a media room, kitchen, and its own private pool and beach. Also on the 15-acre property, four villas are tucked into the lush gardens, each with outdoor showers and lots of privacy. www.islandoutpost.com. 1 house, 4 villas. In-hotel: restaurant, tennis court, pool, beachfront, water sports. Goblin Hill Villas at San San $80 to $250, Port Antonio This lush 12-acre estate atop a hill overlooking San San Bay is best suited for travelers looking for a home-away-from-home atmosphere, not a bustling resort. Each attractively appointed villa comes with its own dramatic view, plus a staff member to do the grocery shopping, cleaning, and cooking for you. Villas come equipped with cable TV, ceiling fans (with a/c in the bedrooms only), and tropical furnishings; it's sometimes possible to rent the bedroom of one of the two-bedroom villas for a lower per-night cost. The beach is a 10-minute walk away. Excellent car-rental packages are available. www.goblinhill.com. 28 1- and 2-bedroom villas. In-room: no phone, kitchen. In-hotel: bar, tennis courts, pool, beachfront. Sunset Resort &Villas $80 to $350, Treasure Beach This is the place to relax in a little piece of heaven! It is in the heart of secluded Treasure Beach on the South Coast of Jamaica. Sunset Resort and Villas is a 14 bedroom Resort that sits on 5 1/2 acres of beachfront with three charming Villas. Next door to Jake's, this resort lacks the style of its attention-getting neighbor, but it still offers a friendly getaway that's lovingly owner-managed. Rooms are unique and oversize, although some of the decor strikes us as a bit too fussy and frilly. The owners are happy to advise guests about local fun and activities. The open-air restaurant serves beside a large, Astroturf-covered pool area. www.sunsetresort.com. In-hotel: restaurant, pool, beachfront, minibar. Trident Villas & Hotel Jamaica $150 to $350, Port Antonio This slightly dated hotel maintains the "old Caribbean" atmosphere, complete with afternoon tea and antique furnishings seen at a dwindling number of resorts these days, a style some will favor and others may consider stuffy. You can have breakfast served on your private patio and watch peacocks strut the manicured lawns. Many of the pastel and floral rooms feature turrets and bay windows, as well as balconies or verandahs; however, they do not have TVs or clocks, and only some rooms have air-conditioning. www.tridentvillas.netfirms.com. 8 rooms, 1 suite, 14 villas. In-room: no a/c (some), safe, no TV. In-hotel: restaurant, bar, tennis courts, pool, beachfront, water sports, concierge, laundry service, minibar.
4. u might like goblin hill i went their last year it is pretty nice http://www.goblinhillvillas.com/
5. Half Moon Bay in Montego Bay. Just got back. It was awesome. Several celebs were staying there as well. http://www.halfmoon.com/