Caribbean Travel Dreams Blog

SuperClubs caps 30 years in the Caribbean hospitality industry this year with the reopening of Breezes Runaway Bay in Jamaica on December 15, 2006.  The resort will once again open its doors after a six-month, $20 million renovation that will add 15 percent more rooms and suites, and a complete overhaul of existing accommodations. 

The most ambitious of the upgrades is the new low-rise room block, constructed on the western beach of this 27-acre property.  It is introducing 30 oceanfront rooms and suites, including seven one-bedroom suites and eight verandah suites with private plunge pools.  In addition, on the eastern courtyard, 30 garden view rooms will be expanded and transformed into 40 verandah suites, each boasting private plunge pools.  Existing guest rooms are being spruced up with new mahogany furnishings, LCD televisions, and high-speed wireless Internet access.  Bathrooms will also sport a fresh new look, with new countertops and polished hardware and faucets. 

Singles, couples and families with teenagers, can look forward to exciting new dining experiences with the debut of two of SuperClubs' signature restaurants.  At the casually elegant Munasan, a sushi bar compliments Teppanyaki stations, where chefs cook dinners to order.  Diners who do not want to venture too far from the beach might opt for Reggae Café, serving Jamaican specialties for lunch and dinner.  These restaurants round out Breezes' current dining options, including Italian fine dining, continental buffet restaurant and the Starlight Grill. 

Breezes also has added two freshwater swimming pools, supplementing the existing Olympic size main pool.  

Breezes will be revving up its romance dial for honeymooners, providing couples with two exotic locales to tie the knot.  A beachside wedding gazebo takes advantage of a tranquil seaside setting, while a garden gazebo nestles among aromatic tropical foliage.  Meanwhile, a revamped full-service spa will be added and re-branded as part of a new signature line of Blue Mahoe Spas at SuperClubs Resorts, featuring such pampering as a three-hour spa package, which includes four enticing treatments: Island Coffee Mint Glo, Tropical Body Mousse, 60-minute Bamboo Massage and Tropical Fruit Facial ($380 per person).  An upgraded fitness center completes Breezes' health and wellness amenities.

Contact Pattie Mitchell, ACC - SuperClubs Super Agency
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