Round Hill Hotel & Villas offers a collection of secluded and elegantly appointed villas, you can choose from luxurious villas, ranging from 2 to 6 bedrooms, ideal for families and groups seeking spacious comfort. For a more intimate retreat, unwind in our Ralph Lauren-decorated ocean-view rooms. Each accommodation, whether a villa or room, is designed for comfort and a touch of timeless sophistication, ensuring breathtaking vistas of the Caribbean Sea and a seamless connection to the island's natural beauty. Perfect for romantic escapes, family getaways, weddings, incentives, c-level events, and buyouts. Our luxury Caribbean resort offers impeccable service with a warm Jamaican heart. Immerse yourself in the tropics, and cherish the simple pleasures of a place, that has always welcomed legends, and now welcomes you home.
Rooted in history on a secluded 110-acre peninsula, Round Hill boasts its own stretch of pristine shoreline where aqua waves lap at your feet and ocean breezes invade every space. Before you, a vibrant snorkeling reef extends into deeper hues of teal with hints of emerald as far as the eye can see.
Round Hill is the perfect vacation spot for families of all ages. Our Pineapple Club for children 3-6 and our 7-Up Club for children 7-12 create lasting memories for your children, by allowing them to be creative, adventurous, and active, whilst learning a little of the local culture. With a daily program of activities hosted by our warm, caring staff, who will treat your family like one of their own.
Round Hill occupies a secluded 110-acre peninsula soaring above the Caribbean landscape. Surrounded by lush tropical foliage, our tranquil gated estate offers controlled access, expedited arrival experiences, and discreet transportation options from the nearby executive airport for private jet and helicopter arrivals.
At Round Hill, what ultimately sets us apart from the competition is our immensely talented team. Each one of our staff members is dedicated to ensuring the highest level of care and comfort for each and every guest, as well as exceeding expectations with their genuine warm hospitality and exceptional service. This is what keeps our guests returning to Round Hill year after year.
At Round Hill guests can choose to completely relax on our golden-sand beach with a visit to our spa for some pampering or pursue a variety of active pastimes including snorkeling, hiking, garden tours, tennis, pickle-ball, exercise, and yoga classes plus our outdoor fitness trail, which gives you some of the best views in Montego Bay. Off-property experience the rich culture of the island with adventures that beckon to be experienced including estate home tours, river rafting, and for the more adventurous ziplining.
Our spa is located in a beautifully restored 18th Century mansion overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Enjoy a candlelit beauty ritual or surrender to complete bliss and opt for a relaxing aromatherapy massage outdoors, as you listen to the soothing sounds of gentle waves.
If you find yourself in Hanukkah withdrawal, take Round and Round for a spin: This time-loop romance embraces the holiday in a way that feels complete and thoughtful. Above, Paula Shaw and Vic Michaelis in Round and Round. Craig Minielly/Hallmark hide caption
Imagine my delight at finding Round and Round, a lovely new entry that's a solid light romantic comedy that you wouldn't be surprised to find somewhere else besides Hallmark, and that also embraces Hanukkah as its theme in a way that feels complete and thoughtful.
The structure is familiar: it's a time-loop movie. Rachel (Vic Michaelis) goes to her parents' Hanukkah party, where her grandmother tries to set her up with Zach (Bryan Greenberg), a handsome fellow who unfortunately bumped into her earlier in the day and destroyed the box of sufganiyot (jelly doughnuts) she was bringing to the party. But Rachel has a boyfriend, so she doesn't take much of an interest, but when she wakes up the next morning ... it's the same morning all over again, the seventh night of Hanukkah. So now, like so many protagonists before her (Groundhog Day and Palm Springs both get explicit shout-outs in the dialogue), she's trapped and needs to figure out how to break the loop so her life can continue.
This all sounds very familiar, I know. But the execution is terrific. The dialogue sparkles, the relationship feels genuine, the ending is warm and really satisfying, and you get to watch the marvelous Rick Hoffman (who played Louis on Suits!) play Rachel's loving father, who is the smart and fun kind of weird dad. And Rachel's sister is married to a woman and they have a child, and their relationship is treated just like everybody else's, which is a nice place for Hallmark to be.
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