Moon Palace Jamaica - Ocho Rios

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There are four pools on site, including a swim-up bar and a Flowrider Double Wave Simulator. Facilities include a kids’ club complete with a playground, soft play and more. You can even book babysitting services if you need some alone time. The resort also has a teens club for older kids. They have a kids pool as well as the playground, and a teen lounge.

The Playroom is the perfect play environment for kids aged 4 to 12, featuring the latest immersive games. Keep your little ones active and entertained, all while under the close supervision of the hotel’s expertly trained staff. There’s plenty to enjoy here including a jungle gym, facepainting, handicrafts, a splash park and even a daily fashion show. Older children and adults will enjoy the Wired Lounge, a space brimming with arcade and console games. When hunger hits there’s a snack bar serving tasty sweet treats and savoury bites. Open from 09:00 to midnight.

You’ll also have access to a fitness centre and spa. The largest spa on the island, the Awe Spa features an extensive selection of restorative massages, calming facials, soothing body wraps, special spa services and more – all created especially for your wellbeing. Equipped with the latest hydrotherapy facilities, Awe Spa offers this replenishing treatment dating back to ancient Greece, so you can experience its full restorative effects. The gym overlooks the pool and has state of the art equipment with everything you need to stay in shape on your holiday, including popular cardio and resistance training equipment.

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Choose from a la carte menus covering seafood, Italian, Asian, international and Jamaican, plus a gourmet corridor offering a wide variety of delectable food selections. At Bucaneers Reef an all-encompassing buffet of Jamaican and international dishes awaits. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Momo oriental restaurant offers the epitome of pan-Asian cuisine in the place where intense flavours, innovative techniques and fresh ingredients combine to create some of the best Asian food found anywhere in Jamaica. Momo is open for a la carte dinner. Reservations are required for the teppanyaki tables.

La Gondola is an Italian a la carte eatery or you can head to The Sundeck and take a bite of authentic homemade pizzas, pasta and more, paired with your favourite cocktail, as you enjoy a stunning view of Jamaica from the lovely deck. Open for a lunchtime pizza menu and dinner .

Pier 8 is an open-air restaurant open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, serving seafood and traditional Jamaican cuisine. Wedged on the southern stretch of Ocho Rios Beach with magnificent mountain views Pier 8 is a Caribbean steakhouse restaurant serving a traditional Jamaican breakfast, a la carte favourites and seafood.

The Boulangerie is a bright and airy Parisian-style café serving pastries, crepes, speciality coffees, ice cream and more, around the clock. Alternatively drop by the Jerk Hut to grab a casual bite and sample the flavours of authentic jerk spice cooking and other traditional Jamaican methods. Sunning yourself on the beach and just fancy a quick snack? Not to worry, the Snack Bar & Grill has you covered, serving freshly prepared Jamaican jerk and other local specialties on the beach.

Services available at the food corridor include gourmet coffee, a sushi bar and a panini corner. A coffee shop is open 24 hours a day in the hotel lobby.

The resort has not overlooked its littlest guests. A special menu of baby food purees is available on demand, using only the freshest and most nutritious ingredients – ordered by phone and delivered right to your room.

Zusatzinformationen

The dress code is mainly resort casual, which can include shorts or jeans, t-shirts or polo shirts. Swimwear must be covered, and shirts and footwear are required. For dinner, some restaurants require more formal evening attire which includes long trousers for men and, long or short sleeve dress shirts (with or without collar) or polo shirts. Shoes should also be worn. Shorts, sleeveless shirts, caps and sandals are not deemed as appropriate resort evening attire.