KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica’s hospitality sector has achieved remarkable recognition in the prestigious Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards 2025, with three of its hotels securing top 10 positions in the Caribbean and Central America category. The Jamaica Inn in Ocho Rios claimed the #4 spot, while the S Hotel Montego Bay and S Hotel Kingston ranked #5 and #7, respectively. This accolade underscores Jamaica’s growing reputation as a premier destination for luxury and cultural tourism. Minister of Tourism, Edmund Bartlett, hailed the achievement as a reflection of the island’s exceptional hospitality, service excellence, and diverse tourism offerings. He emphasized that these hotels represent the pinnacle of Jamaica’s tourism industry, from the timeless elegance of Ocho Rios to the vibrant boutique experience in Montego Bay and the sophisticated urban retreat in Kingston. Kyle Mais, General Manager of Jamaica Inn, expressed gratitude for the recognition, attributing it to the team’s dedication to preserving luxury and authentic Jamaican hospitality. Established in 1950, the Jamaica Inn has long been celebrated for its discreet service and understated charm, attracting iconic figures like Marilyn Monroe and Katharine Hepburn. Christopher Issa, CEO of S Hotels Jamaica, highlighted the significance of S Hotel Kingston’s inclusion, noting it as a testament to Kingston’s resurgence as a cultural and tourist hub. Meanwhile, S Hotel Montego Bay continues to build on its legacy of accolades from renowned platforms such as USA Today and TripAdvisor. This recognition not only celebrates Jamaica’s hospitality excellence but also reinforces its position as a leading destination in the Caribbean.