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Round Hill Hotel & Villas Rating: 4.5 Pearls
Considering the abundance of white everywhere -- linens, walls, floors, everything -- the property is shockingly clean. The staff even takes their shoes off when entering the rooms to ensure not a speck of sand disrupts the white tile floors' simmering gloss.
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The Ritz-Carlton Golf & Spa Resort, Rose Hall, Jamaica Rating: 4.5 Pearls
Like any Ritz, the property is beautifully maintained. The only exception to the hotel's full-scale feather-dusted immaculate grooming is a few strewn bocce balls left out by the prior guests -- a well-needed touch of sportiness, to a strictly controlled environment.
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Geejam Rating: 4.5 Pearls
Just opened in 2008 and still gleaming, though the Geejam is located in one of Jamaica's most remote, tropical regions, the stark-white cabins manage to keep out even the slightest mosquito.
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Riu Montego Bay - All Inclusive Rating: 3.5 Pearls
Opened in 2008, the Riu Montego Bay -- from its rooms to its pool to its restaurants -- is in better condition than the great majority of Jamaican all-inclusive mega-resorts. Housekeeping carts buzz around the hallways at all hours, and staff members are constantly mopping the pathways and tending to the grounds.
