Negril hotels near Times Square Mall

Cons: To get the (excellent) free breakfast and beach towels/lounge chairs, you have to wear an armband your whole stay - which makes you stand out as a tourist if you like venturing to town or off the beaten path. I felt like this made us a bigger target for locals who want to hassle you/sell you something/ask for money. So there's certainly a big trade off there.

Cons: I didn't like that Kayak.com did not allow any space to enter a preference about the room I wanted. Kayak.com needs to have a note space to enter requests/preferences about a reservation. I called Kayak.com afterwards to note the request on my reservation but (surprise!) the request was never received by the hotel. This was the second time but also the last time that I book with Kayak.

Cons: I am not a well seasoned international traveler, with this being my first trip out of the US. Admittedly, it took me many days to acclimate to the Jamaican way of "sales". I am used to approaching someone/a business for a service when I'm interested in it, but here, as with all other places I visited in Negril, the service providers chronically approached me and I needed to interact and politely decline, each day. This went for taxi, massage services, the restaurant, the gift shop, etc.

Cons: continental bfast (included on daily price) was 4 cold toasts two pieces of butter and jelly and thats all! reception staff extremely slow and not helpful with tourist info, room was not available upon check in, when asked how could i join a sailboat cruise the recepcionist simply stated "i dont know"..restaurant service was very poor and unfortunately the beer was never cold enough... thats it. not a good experience for the price ($300 a night!)

Cons: unfortunately, the staff was really bad. Very poor customer service, not friendly, and at times down-right rude. It really detracted from our stay and we would not return to this resort as a result. We would try one of the dozens of other hotels nearby, which are comparable in cost.

Cons: Room could use more cleaning (floorboards and walls in our room needed a bit of love). Still not nearly as bad as other properties we've stayed in Negril. However, as a "luxury boutique" a few cleanliness matters should be addressed (at least for room 232.) "Oceanview" was just a partial view of the ocean. This could be better explained in the description. I booked "superior oceanview" not "superior *partial* oceanview."

Cons: Staff was friendly for the most part but I didn't get that family oriented feeling like I've had in other hotels in Jamaica. Doors in rooms were dirty, door to balcony would not shut properly and locked from the outside - staff had to come in and change the door knobs as they were put on the wrong way, mirror in bathroom was put on wall in an odd place - hard to look in mirror, poor lighting in room when you are trying to get ready, breakfast meal is not worth the money of $11 daily. There were not many food options and they give you very little food. Seemed like the food staff people in the morning serving the food were always in a bad mood. The ladies walking around in the restaurant were very nice and friendly. Had dinner there twice and was definitely NOT impressed! We were only given one room key which is a pain if you are sharing a room with more that one person. The beach is tiny and very hard to find any shade - too hard to shield from the sun. A taxi guy sitting in the hotel lobby tried to charge us more than double the fare to go down the road! Over all Traveller's is an OK place to stay but I won't be back.

Cons: Loud most times, loud music, loud people in halls, Wish rooms had sliding windows. Had to use ear plugs to sleep at night. Bed uncomfortable

Cons: This resort is not for those looking for a quiet romantic getaway. The pool is always loud with a member of the hotel’s “Vibe team” creating some activity, work out, or game. It feels like a spring break experience most would be looking for in a Cancun resort with college friends. Additionally, it did not seem like there was any one person in charge of anything. We made reservations for the Zen restaurant one night, only to find out an hour and a half before dinner that the restaurant was closed that night... every week. It turns out someone gave us a reservation but had no idea the workings of the resort. Seems like that happened a lot: told we could do this, but in reality no you can’t, or this can’t happen, turns out no problem mon. Lots of inconsistency. Overall it’s a classy place, just needs to tighten up around the edges and you need to know what kind of experience you’re getting. Also, no olive juice at the martini bar is a very small thing, but a good place example of not hitting the mark.

Cons: Food quality is rather poor. And not a lot of Jamaican cousins.

Cons: Hot water didn't last during premium shower times on prude side.

Cons: Facilities are not the most modern and food is passable at best for the most part. If you are looking for a 5 star place, this is not it. People don't go to Hedo for the facilities. Jamaica is a hassle to get in and out of. Long lines at the airport coming and going. Expect to spend 2-3 hours at the airport.each way.

Cons: Some of the rooms still have issues and the room I stayed in was dated save for an upgraded television. Basically my room hasn't changed since my first trip in 2005.

Cons: When house keeping came while I was gone they turned the ac off, they also took my unopened drink and discarded it because they though I checked out! Housekeeping should of known that I hadn't check out yet even though I took stuff when I left for the day, breakfasts want authentic Jamaican breakfasts, no phones in the rooms and no one was ever in the office! A.c. Stopped working for a while even though they said it was new, they didn't sweep the floors in the room when they cleaned up because it was sand still on it, no wash rags were in the room