The Rose Hall Great House serves as one of Jamaica's premier tourist attractions. The Great House was formerly the home of  Annie Palmer, the white witch of Rose Hall. Dead for 100 years, her legend still evokes memories of her monstrous reign as the mistress of The Great House. All three of her husbands met their at her hands, while countless slaves suffered as a result of her ruthlessness. Her evil reign ended with her murder in 1831. The following years of abandonment and neglect after Annie's death, the Great House was purchased and restored by U.S. entrepreneurs John and Michele Rollings of Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A. The multi-million dollar refurbishment brought the Great House back to its original architectural splendor complete with antique furnishings and decor. as well as enchanting gardens, walkways and vistas. Your tour will also include a visit to Annie's Pub in the dungeon of the Great House, one of  the most charming taverns in the Caribbean. The Rose Hall Great House, including our Gift Shop, is truly a visitor's delight .

A magnificent sandy white beach, amidst palm trees, thatched huts and crystal blue water, awaits you and your group, whether you are two or two thousand, at the Rose Hall Beach Club. Located just minutes away from the Rose Hall Great House, you will enjoy our secure, private beach club, offering an afternoon of sun, fun and excitement. Bring along a bathing suit to take advantage of  the warm blue waters of the Caribbean and our expansive white sandy beach.

At the Rose Hall Beach Club, you can enjoy music and dancing, have grilled specialties at our Pavilion or tropical drinks at our Bamboo Bar. On the beach, you can relax in the sun or experience the adventures of our complete water sport activities including jet skiing, snorkeling, windsurfing, sailing, water skiing, paddle and knee boarding.

The Rose Hall Beach Club is the perfect place for a family fun day, a corporate party or a vactioner to spend a most enjoyable day in Jamaica.

Rose Hall, a former sugar plantation, is centrally located between Montego Bay and Ocho Rios. It provides a unique focus on Jamaica's history and culture

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