If you want a Montego Bay holiday without children around, these three adults-only, all-inclusive resorts are a good place to start. Each pairs a grown-up atmosphere with spa time, water activities and a choice of places to eat and drink. Between them you can choose a 5-star beachfront retreat or a 4-star resort with a waterslide and three pools.
Every hotel here is an adults-only resort in Montego Bay, and each one is all-inclusive. We then compare them on setting, spa and wellness options, dining and activities.
JOIA Rose Hall by Iberostar is a 5-star, adults-only all-inclusive resort in Montego Bay, so the whole property is built around grown-up travel. Days can run from the beachfront and its private beach area to the outdoor pool, pool bar and sun terrace, with the spa, sauna, hot tub/Jacuzzi and massage services for slower afternoons. Butler, swim-out and Jacuzzi suite categories add a more private option, while a tennis court, diving and water sport facilities keep active guests busy. Free WiFi and free parking are included.
Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall is a 5-star, adults-only, all-inclusive resort on the beachfront in Montego Bay, with a private beach area. Rooms include swim-up rooms and oceanfront suites. The Zen Spa offers massage, a sauna and a hot tub, while three restaurants and three bars on site give evenings plenty of variety. For daytime, there are windsurfing and water sport facilities, a tennis court, a fitness center and yoga classes. Free WiFi is available, and a concierge service is on hand.
Hotel Riu Reggae is a 4-star, adults-only, all-inclusive resort in Montego Bay with plenty to do without leaving the grounds. Three outdoor swimming pools and a waterslide anchor the days, with snorkeling, scuba diving and beach volleyball on site. A full-service spa and steam room cover downtime, and four restaurants plus several bars handle the evenings, after a free buffet breakfast daily. Every room type has a balcony or patio, and free WiFi and free self parking are included.
Decide what matters most: a beachfront with a private beach area (JOIA Rose Hall and Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall) or a resort with three pools and a waterslide (Hotel Riu Reggae).
If you want a more private room, look at the butler, swim-out and Jacuzzi suite categories at JOIA Rose Hall, or the swim-up rooms and oceanfront suites at Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall.
Spa fans have options at all three resorts: JOIA Rose Hall and Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall both have a sauna, hot tub/Jacuzzi and massage services, and Hotel Riu Reggae has a full-service spa with a steam room.
Check the exact room type before you book. Our 24/7 booking agents can help you compare room categories across these resorts.
Frequently asked questions
Are all of these Montego Bay resorts adults-only?
Yes. JOIA Rose Hall by Iberostar, Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall and Hotel Riu Reggae are all adults-only, all-inclusive resorts.
Which of these resorts are on the beachfront?
JOIA Rose Hall by Iberostar and Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall are both beachfront with a private beach area. Hotel Riu Reggae offers beach sun loungers, beach towels and beach volleyball on site.
Do these resorts have spas?
Yes. JOIA Rose Hall has a spa, sauna, hot tub/Jacuzzi and massage services. Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall has the Zen Spa with massage, sauna and hot tub. Hotel Riu Reggae has a full-service spa and steam room.
Is WiFi free at these resorts?
Free WiFi is available at all three. JOIA Rose Hall also has free parking, and Hotel Riu Reggae has free self parking.
Which resort is best for water sports?
JOIA Rose Hall has diving and water sport facilities, and Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall has windsurfing and water sport facilities. Hotel Riu Reggae has snorkeling and scuba diving on site, plus three outdoor pools and a waterslide.
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