Went to Jamaica to visit family but didnt want to stay with family and wanted somewhere to put our heads down at night. Moxons was perfect, great location, clean, friendly and very safe. We had breakfast there in the mornings and went out allday and came back at night. The rooms where perfect for the three of us, cleaned daily by friendly staff. I am a FUSSY PERSON WHO LIKES HOME COMFORTS and I could not fault this hotel. So if you are looking for a quite relaxing place out of the hustle and bustle then this is it. We stayed for 10 days - 29th dec to 8th jan - so it was abit quite but it was fine for us. Thanks to everyone at moxons for looking after us and for room upgrade. Will return in December for sure. xxx

Pass through the entrance gate to Moxon's and you will find a wonderful respite from the ubiquitous and aggressive vendors of the shopping areas.

We received a warm welcome from Ray and Azaela as we checked in. We followed Ray as he carried our luggage through a lovely courtyard and down the stairs to our oceanfront room #101. Be prepared to climb some stairs here because the hotel is built into the side of a cliff. Nothing difficult unless you have problems with stairs. 15 steps to get to the restaurant. Maybe 15 more to get to the front desk.

Our room was located literally 15-20 feet from the water with a private balcony overlooking the small beach area and private cove. The room was very clean and comfortable. There was a small kitchenette with a bar refrigerator, toaster oven and microwave. It was a nice touch for mornings when we just wanted toast and coffee in the room. Nothing plush or luxurious here but it was just what we were looking for. It is the kind of place I would expect to see someone like a celebrity who wanted to go to a small comfortable location and not be seen. We were given a tour of several empty rooms and each one was unique. Most had private decks or balconies. Johanne (Miss Mac) MacMurray, the owner, bought the property which included the restaurant and built eighteen rooms around it.

The food in the restaurant was excellent. We usually tried Jamaican specialties. This is not fast food. The meals were made from scratch so we would have a drink while enjoying the ocean views from our table. The meals would arrive in about thirty minutes. My wife has many food allergies and in tolerances. The staff did a wonderful job of making sure each of her meals were prepared for her special dietary needs. One evening we asked what breadfruit was. The chef went to an adjacent tropical area and came back with one. He prepared it as a side dish for our dinner and fried the remainder the next morning with the Jamaican breakfast. The staff went overboard to pamper us during our stay.

All in all it was a very pleasant and relaxing week. All of the staff provided extraordinary service. Jenieve and Francine were great waitresses. Roger the bartender was personable and accommodating. I don't remember the names of the two chefs, but they were great.

Loved the character of this hotel. Location was perfect. We only stayed a couple of nights, but left a good impressions - so we will be back.

Moxons is a few hours drive in a shared shuttle from the Montego Bay airport, but it is well worth it to get away from the crowd of tourists staying in the mega-resorts with all-inclusive amenities. Moxons, the the other hand, was calm, relaxing and charming. Our little aottage (room101) was the closest to the sea. We had a perfect sea view from our windows and from our private balcony. Not all rooms have kitchenettes, but ours did. We ate most of our meals at the fabulous Moxons Restaurant. The food was excellent, even though it was rather highly priced. This place has an excellent staff that is very attentive to guests needs. There's not much of a beach, but the boardwalks are a great place to sit by the sea, get some sun, swim, snorkel, or take out a kayak (free equipment may be borrowed by the hotel. The hotel is sparkling cleam. If you cannot deal with lots of steps, this is not the place for you. The hotel is built into the side of a steep cliff, so walking down many stairs is the only way to reach the beach.