| Montego Bay, JAMAICA (June 9, 2004) - Sunset Beach Resort & Spa,
Jamaica's best value all-inclusive resort, announces significant resort
improvements. The expansion plan, coupled with a resort refurbishment at
its sister resort, Sunset at the Palms, will represent a USD $27 million
investment.
Facilities to be completed for Winter 2005 season:
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A themed Water Park with two water slides, waterfalls, meandering river,
Jacuzzis, incorporating a unique fantasy mountain, fort and pirate ship
feature
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Second wedding gazebo in new Water Park area
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Entirely upgraded children's facility including a disco, stage for special
events and a new kid's swimming pool (kid's club is from ages 2-12)
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Expanded and upgraded Banana Walk, the resort's signature buffet dining
venue
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New Teen Entertainment Center
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A new beach bar, grill and entertainment area will replace the existing
facilities
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Upgraded Tennis Pavilion with viewing stands and additional function area
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Public area renovations to the garden lobby including the bar and lounge,
expanded outdoor promenade area and completely refurbished lobby
Additionally, a new room block of guestrooms, all with full ocean view,
will be added on the east 'sun side' of the resort; an expansive swimming
pool will be a central feature with some select swim up guestrooms. This
is scheduled for completion for the winter 2006 season.
| At the 85-room Sunset at the Palms,
guests will enjoy newly renovated guest rooms and upgraded facilities.
Soft, gauzy fabrics accented by jewel tones will give the resort a laid-back,
chic, Indonesian feel. Additional plans for the refurbishment campaign
will include the refurbishment and expansion of the existing dining room,
a new treetop level restaurant overlooking the royal palm preserve and
a new spa treatment facility. Upgrades to include public areas, centralized
music system, satellite television system, new beachfront restroom facilities, |
Sunset Beach Resort & Spa
Montego Bay, Jamaica |
beach bar and grill, and the fitness center. A complete landscaping overhaul
will also take place. The refurbishment is set for completion for winter
2005. |
