Sunset at the Palms

Negril · Adults-only (minimum age not published) · All-inclusive

Adults-only all-inclusive resort in Negril, Jamaica with about 85 rooms. The community guide describes it as quiet.

Summary generated from the community resort guide data.

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Strengths

  • Strong on the beach (community resort guide).
  • Strong on food (community resort guide).
  • Guest reviews average 92/100 from about 4,465 reviews.

Tradeoffs

  • Less of a standout for pools.
  • Less of a standout for rooms.
  • Less of a standout for nightlife and entertainment.
  • Longer transfer, about 75 minutes from MBJ.

Best for

Couples who want an adults-only, calmer stay, with strong the beach and food.

Skip it if

You are traveling with children.

The facts

Age policy
Adults-only (minimum age not published)
Airport transfer
About 75 min from MBJ
Rooms
About 85
Restaurants
Not confirmed
Kids club
Not applicable
Water park or splash area
Not applicable
Beach swimming
Not confirmed

Notable features

  • Swim-up bar
  • Spa
  • No timeshare pitches

Ratings

Ratings derived from the community All Inclusive Resort Ratings guide (its beach, food, romance and party tags, amenities and hotel class). Not yet reviewed by VacationPro.

Guest reviews: 92/100 from about 4,465 reviews (average of TripAdvisor, Google, Costco and Expedia, via the community resort guide).

the beach
Strong
food
Strong
pools
Average
rooms
Average
nightlife and entertainment
Average
value
Not rated yet

Price context

Mid price range for the area (estimated from hotel class). Check current rates.

Choosing a room

Entry-level rooms usually share the same inclusions. Higher categories can add views, swim-up access, or club-level perks, so ask what each category includes before paying more. Families should check each category's maximum occupancy.

Sources

Data from the community All Inclusive Resort Ratings guide, retrieved 2026-10-23. Not yet verified by VacationPro. Anything marked not confirmed is something to ask about before booking.

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