In Negril on Jamaica’s west coast, The Caves is an inviting all-inclusive resort that is the opposite of a cookie-cutter hotel. Each of the 12 accommodations, which include one- and two-bedroom cottages and a three-bedroom villa, are built on the cliffs and offer phenomenal views of the property’s gardens, the Caribbean Sea, and the Blue Hole, a deep-sea mineral spring cave.
The intimate cave setting is mostly child-free (children under 15 can only stay in Villa Clandestino), making this resort great for couples. Couples can cool off in the saltwater pool, take part in complimentary yoga classes, dive into the azure sea for a snorkeling adventure, or indulge in a treatment at the spa (for an additional fee). 

Choose a body wrap using locally grown aloe vera or body scrub with Caribbean brown sugar or Blue Mountain coffee for a dose of relaxation with a Jamaican twist. While the property’s small size means it lacks plenty of dining options, know that the quality of the cuisine is top-notch.

There’s the Bamboo Terrace, where visitors can feast on delicious Caribbean food at night and wash it down with drinks from the 24-hour bar featuring an eye-catching image of Bob Marley. Closer to the water is The Gazebo, an open-air venue serving Jamaican breakfast delicacies such as steamed callaloo (a mix of local vegetables) and bammy (a thick flatbread made from cassava).