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by Nick Anis 
NEGRIL, JAMAICA - Beaches Inn in Negril, Jamaica, closed for major renovations since August 2001 re-opened on Nov. 15 as the new Beaches Sandy Bay. The resort, situated on the ocean, now boasts newly decorated guestrooms, added amenities, remodeled restaurants and a new nursery and kids' camp.
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Beaches Sandy Bay is a perfect oasis of harmony, spread among six acres of lush tropical greenery and 1,000 ft. of pristine beachfront. Catering to families, couples and singles, the new Beaches Sandy Bay is the perfect vacation destination for the whole family.
Refurbishments include a beautifully landscaped garden and main entrance, festive lobby murals, re-tiled pool-decks and a resurfaced
Jacuzzi. The guestrooms have also been redecorated to reflect the festive feel of the Caribbean. |
Two of the resort's four restaurants, the Bay Side and the Caribbean Grill have acquired new vibrant looks. In addition, the Almond Tree Grill and Terrace, located on the beach, has been completely remodeled. Dining options include Caribbean fare, Italian cuisine and a casual beachfront grill.
"The resort occupies an ideal spot on Negril’s white sand beach and has always attracted families as well as couples and single guests, all of whom enjoy both the beauty and affordability of the resort. Now with the extensive renovations, the experience of our guests will be enhanced even further," said General
Manager, Patrick Duffy.
Guests vacationing at Beaches Sandy Bay receive exchange privileges at nearby Beaches Negril (transportation not included). The resort also offers Air Jamaica check-in at the hotel, to make returning home a little easier.
Sandals Resorts is the largest operator of luxury, ultra all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean. Sandals has a total of ten couples only resorts, including six in Jamaica, two in St. Lucia, one in Antigua and one in Nassau, Bahamas. Beaches Resorts, the newest addition to the Sandals family, welcomes singles, couples, families and friends. There are five Beaches Resorts; two in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, two in Negril, Jamaica and one in Providenciales, Turks & Caicos.
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Nick Anis is a food, wine, and travel
and technology writer with over 24 books in print published by
McGraw-Hill, Random House, Bantam, Ziff-Davis, Tab, and others. Nick's
articles have appeared in The Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, West Coast
Media, The Family Publications Group, The Weekly News, and Travel-Watch.
His beats include food, travel, snow and waters sports, entertainment,
family recreation, consumer electronics, home improvement, and automotive.
He is responsible for the Restaurant Row Ethnic Dining Guide, co-published
by the Long Beach Press Telegram. Nick is an
accomplished downhill skier, PADI certified SCUBA diver, and when he's not
sitting on his butt goofing off, enjoys a variety of active recreation
including tennis, riding motorcycles, ATVs, wave runners, snow machines,
horses, skeet and trap shooting he's also taken a stab at riding camels,
donkeys, elephants, ostriches, lamas, dolphins, Reindeer, bulls,
mechanical bulls, and buffalo. Nick is a member (A
Secretary/Treasurer) of the International Food, Wine, and Travel Writers
Association (IFWTWA), a member of the North American Snow Sports
Journalist Association (NASJA), Computer Press Association, The Writer's
Guild, and listed in Books in Print, Media Map, and Press Access.
You can reach Nick at Editor@Travel-Watch.com. |
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