can eat and drink somewhere different each night of the week. The entertainment is equally diverse, with events including toes-in-the-sand beach parties and renditions of retro classics at the resort’s theatre. Book it: Seven nights’ all-inclusive for two adults starts at £2,249 in a Silver Sun Beachfront room, when booked by February 4. The price includes transfers, lounge passes at Heathrow and flights on March 11. sellingsandals.co.uk Or try: With only 35 rooms, Sandy Haven Resort in Negril offers an intimate feel without breaking the bank. Come for the beach cabanas, stay for the spa treatments on the sand. Kuoni sells a seven-night stay in a Super Garden View Room on an all-inclusive basis from £2,328, including transfers and flights departing March 4. kuoni.co.uk


SPLURGE: BIG SPENDERS With Ralph Lauren-designed guest rooms and a celebrity guest list that has included Noel Coward, Alfred Hitchcock and JFK, the Round Hill Hotel has seen its fair share of glitzy clients since its opening in 1953. Perhaps yours could be next. Set on a former pineapple plantation, the five-star hillside resort has elegant white rooms with striped


accents providing a designer feel. Even the most stripped- back room has high ceilings and sweeping sea views. The infinity pool overlooks the resort’s private beach, but if clients are interested in more than waterfront lounging, Round Hill offers plenty of activities: think pre-lunch games of pickleball or being coached on tennis techniques on one of the five courts. Complimentary non-motorised watersports include waterskiing and tubing, although for something more chilled, consider pointing clients in the direction of horticultural and heritage tours of the site, so that they can learn more about their plush surroundings.


ABOVE: Round Hill Hotel OPPOSITE: GoldenEye’s FieldSpa (top) and a Lagoon Cottage


PICTURES: Nigel Lord; Brie Williams/Island Outpost Images


Throw yourself into a fabulous beach holiday of wellness; made just for you.


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