Royalton Blue Waters and Royalton Hideaway Blue Waters are now open, welcoming travelers back to the sunny Montego Bay coastline with refreshed accommodations, swim-out suites, exhilarating water experiences, a winding lazy river, thrilling water slides, a full-service spa and endless culinary options, including authentic jerk chicken served right by the beach.
From direct access to the water from select swim-out suites and action-packed days on the slides and lazy river to rejuvenating spa experiences, diverse dining and authentic Jamaican flavors by the sea, these resorts bring together everything travelers need for an unforgettable Jamaican All-Inclusive escape.
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Refreshed accommodations
Refreshed suites designed for comfortable Caribbean stays, with options including Ocean View and Diamond Club™ accommodations.
Endless water experiences
From twisting slides and splash zones to a relaxing lazy river, enjoy a variety of water attractions for every age, all included
Taste the Caribbean
Discover 9 restaurants and 7 bars, offering everything from Italian and Indian cuisine to steakhouse, teppanyaki and more.
Make room for renewal
From The Royal Spa treatments to Royalton FIT and active beach experiences, travelers can make time to relax or stay energized.
Two ways to experience Montego Bay
Family fun, all included
A vibrant family-friendly getaway filled with water adventures, entertainment, dining and activities for every age.
A serene adults-only escape
An adults-only retreat with exclusive spaces and a more tranquil atmosphere, plus Book 1, Enjoy 2 access to two entire resorts.
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Exclusive social groups benefits
Planning a group getaway? Take advantage of exclusive social group benefits, including complimentary rooms, room upgrades, private dinners, spa savings, and more when booking a minimum of 10 rooms.
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