Rondel Village, Resort, Negril

Nestled along the famous Seven Mile Beach in Negril, Rondel Village is a Black-owned resort in Jamaica that blends tropical charm with warm Jamaican hospitality. This serene beachfront retreat offers an intimate and authentic island experience, perfect for travelers seeking relaxation, comfort, and the true essence of Jamaica. Whether you’re unwinding by the turquoise waters or savoring local flavors, Rondel Village is your home away from home in paradise.

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Highlights & Amenities:

• Beachfront Bliss: Located on the stunning Seven Mile Beach with direct access to white sand and crystal-clear waters.
• Spacious Accommodations: Choose from stylish guest rooms, suites, or private villas with vibrant island décor, garden or ocean views, and modern amenities.
• Authentic Jamaican Dining: On-site restaurant serving fresh seafood, island specialties, and refreshing tropical drinks.
• Relaxing Pools & Hot Tubs: Two outdoor pools and Jacuzzis set within lush gardens.
• Wellness & Spa Services: Indulge in soothing massages and rejuvenating treatments.
• Eco-Friendly Commitment: Sustainable practices, including solar power and water conservation.
• Prime Negril Location: Close to popular attractions like Rick’s Café and the Negril Cliffs.

Why Stay Here?

This black-owned resort in Negril Jamaica offers a peaceful and personalized Jamaican getaway, with a warm, welcoming atmosphere that feels like family. Whether you’re lounging on the beach, enjoying the flavorful cuisine, or exploring Negril’s vibrant culture, this Black-owned resort provides an unforgettable island escape.

Ownership & Heritage

Rondel Village is a Jamaican family-owned resort founded in 1985 by Joyce McNeill Wright and her son John Wright. It began with three distinctive octagonal villas on Negril’s Seven Mile Beach and grew into the resort guests know today. Joyce remained closely involved in its operations for decades, helping shape its personal approach to hospitality. Jamaica Gleaner

The Wright family continues to own and operate Rondel Village. Its restaurant, Jaybird’s, is named in Joyce’s honor—a tribute to the family matriarch, who lived on the property and stayed close to its guests and staff

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