Iconic Caribbean all-inclusive beach resort to close
A popular luxury resort with a unique history is about to be transformed, again.
All-inclusive resorts have been drawing vacationers to unwind in paradise in the Caribbean since the 1960s, and today their appeal is stronger than ever as travelers prioritize both value and worry-free luxury.
Long sought-after by couples seeking luxurious beach getaways, Jamaica is home to some of the top all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean, including some renowned options designed for the whole family.
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But unfortunately for many families who travel to the vibrant island to make memories together on its white-sand shores, one of Jamaica’s most beloved all-inclusive resorts for families is now set to close.
Interestingly, the resort hasn’t always been a family-friendly establishment. In the 1960s, it was one of Hugh Hefner’s Playboy Club hotels, but was later reimagined as one of the first family-focused all-inclusive resorts.
