The Boardwalk Village

My daughter and I loved how attentive Ms. Elaine and the staff were the entire stay. Truly a hidden gem and we look forward to returning soon! Thank you for such a wonderful experience!

A truly homely place with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The food was delicious and clearly made with care. The view was absolutely fabulous—perfect for a relaxing meal or quiet getaway. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, adding to the charm of the experience. It's locally owned and clearly well kept, which gives it a genuine and personal touch. Highly recommended!

Very nice location. Room’s okay.

First off this is my 4th different resort in Negril ive stayed. The Resort is nice, clean and safe. Because of the off season it was slow and the bar/kitchen staff showed, no smiles no laughing. Just dead inside really. They were more intrested in talking to each other then helping. So the room was great and close to the ocean. The bed is a bit hard but that's a personal opinion. Water in room was sometimes weak but didn't effect us much. The beach was nice and clean. The lifeguards are the most welcoming. So the food here is hit or miss. But the price's are not. They're is now a food tax and a service fee on all your bills. So plan on spending on avg $75 and up on most meals for two. And then they ask you to tip. The service fee goes to all staff so the service has slacked because of it. Coffee in the mornings here will cost you $5 us. And you have to pay for refills. So we just bought local coffee and requested a coffee maker for our room. They have a snack shop on site but plan on spending alot for very little. If you need a ride into town, walk out tge front and across the street and there will be a taxi that will only charge you a few bucks to go to the store. Don't let them get you a driver!! For dinner we went to Jamwest just down the beach. Its expensive but at least the food and atmosphere are nice. This will probably be my last trip to Jamaica. It seems that everyone you talk to, walk past or even the local stores are just trying to get ever dollar then can.

I was a patron of the beach front and restaurant on Monday March 31, 2025. What a hidden gem on the 7 mile beach in Negril, just beside Sandals. I was actually staying at The Point, and walked to The Boardwalk along the beach for breakfast and then later on for lunch and some Red Stripe and food. I met some great staff and guests having a wonderful afternoon chillin. I made a great friend with Oneike, the nicest and most personable lifeguard!

A piece of paradise Excellent day, one of the most beautiful properties. Definitely going to return next year.