Sandals Montego Bay - Montego Bay

Overview

Other facilities

Enjoy a workout in the resort’s fully equipped fitness centre - packed with the latest cardio machines and accessories. Down on the sand there's a wide range of water sports, including complimentary diving for qualified divers, and plenty to do back on land, too. When it's time to relax, simply lounge by one of the four sparkling pools or indulge in a pampering treatment at the Red Lane® Spa.

Dining information

Head to Bayside for an international buffet for breakfast and lunch and dine at French Brasserie in the evenings. Cricketer's Pint serves up authentic British pub cuisine open for dinner and late night snacks. While Dino's Pizzeria is an eatery serving up traditional Italian pizzas made to order and Cucina Romana does Italian a la carte breakfasts three times weekly and dinner. The Mariner Seaside Grill on beach offers local Jamaican specialities, and Oleander does, too. Stew Fish is an open-air beach eatery offering Jamaican seafood in the evenings. Butch’s Steak & Seafood offers a menu shining with hearty dishes, Tokyo Jo's serves up lighter Asian style cuisine and Soy delivers deliciously rolled sushi. Stop by The Jerk Shack and grab a taste of authentic Jamaican Jerk Specialties or pick up something sweet from Cafe de Paris, the resort's French patisserie.

Room Service is available for Club Level guests during the day and available 24-hours for Butler guests.

Additional information

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 resort evening attire which includes dress trousers or jeans for men and, long or short sleeve dress shirts (with or without collar). Shoes or sandals should also be worn. Shorts, T-shirts, sleeveless shirts, hats, trainers, flip flops and slippers are not deemed as appropriate resort evening attire.