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• 7,500-square-foot glamorous private villa atop prestigious Round Hill, remarkable for its ocean views
• 7 bedrooms (4-bedroom Main House plus 3-bedroom Cottage) and 7 en-suite bathrooms
• private tennis court
• extraordinary 30’ x 50' swimming pool
• full staff:  butler, cook, housekeeper, laundress, gardeners
• cable television in living rooms, DVD and sound system, iPod dock 
• wireless Internet access
• complimentary golf cart for travel within Round Hill resort
• Round Hill membership:  complimentary beach, tennis, gym, heated pools for parents
  & children, jogging trail. For various fees: Pineapple Kids Club, tennis lessons, hair salon & spa,
  bars & restaurants, gift shop, water sports, Internet room, beach parties Mon-Wed-Fri.
• Tryall Club membership:  complimentary beach, tennis, gym, heated pool, Hummingbird Kids Club,
  non-motorized water sports, Internet room, art gallery, jogging trail, afternoon tea & Manager's
  Cocktail Party. For various fees: golf, tennis lessons, Happy Hour, hair salon & spa,
  bars & restaurants, cigar & jewelry shop, motorized water sports, beach parties Mon-Wed-Fri.

On lush acres of beautifully landscaped and terraced grounds atop posh Round Hill, Longview Manor commands sweeping views of the Caribbean Sea and blue-green mountain range. Large furnished verandahs are vantage points for memorable sunrises and sunsets. After sunset, the lights of the town of Montego Bay across the sea form an unforgettable jeweled backdrop.

Three broad stone steps lead from the 1,300-square-foot east verandah to one of the largest terraces and private pools in this group of villas. The east verandah offers vast mesmerizing views over the deep blue sea day and night. The west verandah is the al fresco dining porch. This area captures the glorious western sunsets.

The verandahs and Great Room are on 4,000 square feet of cool marble floors, suitable for dancing to music from the indoor/outdoor sound system. From the Great Room, 12 French doors open wide and 9 ceiling fans augment the almost non-stop tradewinds that kiss the top of Round Hill year-round.

A two-minute stroll down the hill brings guests to the middle terrace and the lovely three-bedroom Guest Cottage. Just across the lawn on the lower terrace is the private tennis court. The head gardener has nurtured a wealth of incredibly beautiful roses, lilies, double and triple hibiscus and bougainvillea. The lawns and gardens are photogenic sites for family reunion pictures and sunset weddings amidst flower-draped garden walls framing the multi-hued sea beyond.

Longview Manor has hosted countless international celebrities and Academy Award-winning producers, directors and major movie stars. Meals here merit special attention.

Accommodations
All rooms and bathrooms have been lavishly renovated to a high standard of quality.

Main House - 4 Bedrooms
Master Suite 1,000 sq
Kingsize four-poster bed, large sitting area, sea view. Glamorous 450-sq-ft air-conditioned bathroom, ft 42-sq-ft pink marble shower and walled garden, deep whirlpool tub, double vanity.

Bedroom 2
Kingsize bed. Ocean view. En-suite bathroom.

Bedroom 3
Optional kingsize or twin beds. Ocean view. En-suite bathroom

Bedroom 4
Optional kingsize or twin beds. En-suite bathroom

Guest Cottage - 3 Bedrooms
Bedrooms 4, 5, 6

• each bedroom has optional kingsize or twin beds and modern en-suite bathrooms
• sofa bed in living room
• kitchenette with fridge, ice maker, microwave, toaster, blender, coffee maker
• wireless Internet access
• cable television in living room
• breathtaking all-day view of the deep blue Caribbean Sea
• stunning view each night across the sea to the twinkling lights of cruise ships and the town of Montego Bay
• ideal cottage for 3 couples or a family  

*ROUND HILL HOTEL & BEACH CLUB MEMBERSHIP

A special amenity available to Longview Manor guests is membership at Round Hill ... just minutes from the villa and one of the finest private resorts on Jamaica's North Coast. Membership entitles guests to access Round Hill's private beach, fitness center (treadmill, free weights, rowing machine and guided aerobics) and tennis on hard-surface courts lighted for night play and with pro on call. (Charges apply to lessons and ball boys.) Round Hill also offers a jogging trail, gift shop, logo shop, beach bar, piano bar, Continental cuisine in the hotel restaurant ... and unforgettable long sunsets from the waterfront terrace. For additional charges, members may enjoy the spa, Pineapple Kids Club, a range of water sports and parties (Monday beach party, Wednesday Caribbean Curry Night, Friday Jamaica Night). Here too is the Business Center with high-speed broadband stations and printers. (Internet access is billed at $13.50 per hour or $22 per 24 hours for guests to connect their own laptop.)

Round Hill was chosen by Condé Nast Traveler for its Gold List of "the best places to stay in the whole world."

Tryall Golf Tennis & Beach Club Membership

Among the most beautiful golf courses in the world, Tryall's 18 hillside and seaside fairways have been home to the Johnnie Walker, Mazda and other PGA championship events. The resident pro offers workshops. Spend days on the sunny beach while waiters serve you from the beach bar. Play tennis on nine Nova Cushion courts lighted for night play ~ all white required. Jog the trails, use the excellent gym and the complimentary Internet room. Snorkeling, kayaking, hobie cat and sunfish sailing are complimentary. Glass bottom boat trips, charter fishing boats, a boat to the reef and any captained craft attract various fees. Enjoy the historic Great House with afternoon tea, bar, boutique, cigar and jewelry shop. Here, too, is the Great House Restaurant for Continental and Jamaican dining should you wish to dine away from the villa an evening or two. Tryall is truly one of the distinctive private clubs of the world.

The Tryall Club was chosen by Condé Nast Traveler for its Gold List of "the best places to stay in the whole world."

Club Jamaica
For a great write-up of the Tryall Club, see Dana Vachon's article Club Jamaica in the December 2008 issue of Departures Magazine.