Royalton Negril, An Autograph Collection All-Inclusive Resort

Dee Smith

Disappointed. The resort needs improvement. The cleanliness of the rooms and supplies such as wash cloths, soap, extra blankets etc are scarce. Our room was not cleaned one day which resulted in our room service plates sitting for two days. There’s only 1 pool for adults (unless you are a Diamond Club member), there’s a splash area for the children but I didn’t see or experience any children themed activities. The dining hall food is repetitive along with the poolside grill. Didn’t get to experience any restaurants because all reservations were full and only half the restaurants on the resort were open. Some staff were friendly, while others acted as if they could not see you or hear you. My credit card was charged twice at check in, but was only provided with an email to contact in order to get it resolved. I paid cash for room charges and was told they don’t have change, so the cashier just didn’t give me any. The pool towels are always out. Some drinks were limited at the poolside bar. The BUG stayed in my tub for two days and I’m not sure why the black things or someone else’s hair would be on my bed. Bathrooms were not cleaned, I purposely left soap scum on the sink (it was there my entire stay). Oh yeah, housekeeping must have forgotten they were changing the pillow case because she simply took it off and didn’t replace it. I don’t know if the workers are tired or overwhelmed but it’s not working out. This was my mom’s first experience at an all inclusive resort and her response is “I’ll stick to my cruises.” The views were pretty but I also feel like the locals are doing anything to get your $.

deborah mcleod

Day three, and i honestly can't fault anything here. A late September mother daughter vaca, it's perfect! Not crowded, the food is both authentic and drinks are superb. Its everything we could have wished for... white sandy beach or poolside with both service and entertainment. We wakeup, do a private yoga class then to breakfast. Spend the day by the pool/sea whilst sipping on champagne cocktails, then nibbling on the jerk platter (served by the pool). The spa facilities are first class, and whether you prefer water sports or day trips out its all here for you to enjoy. I give the trip a 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for service, cleanliness and the location.

kim2theE

The Royalton Negril is everything you want an all-inclusive to be. It has the best beaches, service, people, food, and coffee. I treated myself to Diamond Club. Every morning, I'd be the first one waiting for the coffee shop to open and would take one back to my room to enjoy my ocean view, followed by my daily snorkel on the reef. I took full advantage of the free kayaks and stand-up paddle boards. I treated myself to a catamaran snorkeling excursion to Rick's Cafe, where I jumped off the cliffs and watched the sunset. I was in bed most nights by 10pm and eager to start my day by 6am so I can't speak much about the evening entertainment. I came in off season and it was exactly what I needed, quiet. My butler's Tianna and Dean and their manager Delray were very friendly and attentive to my needs. They really go that extra mile for their guests and make you feel at home. Andrew the cabana "boy" was so kind, and wonderful at his job, working long hours in the hot sun making sure the guests stay hydrated and fed. He was so caring when I got stung by a jellyfish and provided first aid. I really appreciated his professionalism. I will certainly be back!

Taylor Thomas

I stayed at this resort in Jamaica for a wedding, and my experience was absolutely terrible from start to finish. When we booked, we were promised a room with two twin beds, but upon arrival, we were told the pull-out couch would serve as the second bed. Not only was the pull-out couch dirty, but it also had bugs coming from it. The staff said they would switch our room, but that never happened. We also found a roach in the bathroom, which was extremely unsettling. The shower was broken, the fridge didn’t keep drinks cold, and the air conditioning barely worked. On top of that, we couldn’t get a single dinner reservation at any of the restaurants during our stay. To make matters worse, some of the bar staff near the beach were rude and unhelpful, which made relaxing by the ocean unpleasant. Overall, this was one of the worst resort experiences I’ve ever had. The room was unsanitary, the amenities were poorly maintained, and the service was disappointing. I would not recommend this resort to anyone and will definitely not be returning.

Sharee Williams

⭐ 1 out of 5 stars Disappointing Experience at a Beautiful Resort We stayed at the Royalton Resort in Negril from October 17th to 21st for a wedding. The resort itself is beautiful — the rooms, the pool, and the grounds are all well kept and impressive. Unfortunately, the staff’s attitude completely ruined what could have been an amazing experience. Our check-in was a nightmare. The staff at the front desk seemed confused and unorganized. The first girl who started helping us said she’d be right back — and never returned. Then someone else took over but didn’t finish the process either. One of the front desk attendants, Monique, was especially rude, rolling her eyes and acting as if we were bothering her for simply checking in. After a long day of travel, this kind of treatment was unacceptable. No guest should be made to feel like a burden. It’s a shame because the property itself is lovely, but the service was so poor that I would not recommend this resort to anyone. I don’t usually write reviews, but this experience was bad enough that I had to say something.