Jamaica Cabins/Cottages

Looking to go to Jamaica, end of December to first of Jan. and would like to
hear from anyone with ideas about where to stay. Would like a cabin/cottage
on or near the beach, in a safe and secure area. We don't need anything too
fancy, as we just want to get away. Would like to prepare some of our own
meals etc. Prefer to fly to Montego Bay.

"Rhythmwize" <Rhythmwize_member@newsguy.com> wrote in message
news:bimigu02t1r@drn.newsguy.com...
> In article <fnw3b.7490$Jh2.5118@newsread4.news.pas.earthlink. net>, Da
> Parrot-chick says...
> >
> >Not casting any personal aspersions, but 30 minutes how? By plane? Or
is
> >the new road finally done and traffic controls in place?
>
> The new road is in...30 minutes is a bit of a stretch though...that would
be a
> very fast cab driver(which some are)at 3AM with no traffic...its closer to
> around an hour depending on the traffic.

I could dig that a lot better than the alleged old transit time, although
when I finally do get to Negril (inevitable) I think I'd just as soon fly.
Are they still landing on grass north of town? I've never landed on grass;
it should be interesting.

it is about 15min flight time from mobay to negril..paved strip..just
not recently. we have flown TimAir 4 times..round trip. may take the bus
next time.

Da Parrot-chick wrote:
> "Rhythmwize" <Rhythmwize_member@newsguy.com> wrote in message
> news:bimigu02t1r@drn.newsguy.com...
>
>>In article <fnw3b.7490$Jh2.5118@newsread4.news.pas.earthlink. net>, Da
>>Parrot-chick says...
>>
>>>Not casting any personal aspersions, but 30 minutes how? By plane? Or
>
> is
>
>>>the new road finally done and traffic controls in place?
>>
>>The new road is in...30 minutes is a bit of a stretch though...that would
>
> be a
>
>>very fast cab driver(which some are)at 3AM with no traffic...its closer to
>>around an hour depending on the traffic.
>
>
> I could dig that a lot better than the alleged old transit time, although
> when I finally do get to Negril (inevitable) I think I'd just as soon fly.
> Are they still landing on grass north of town? I've never landed on grass;
> it should be interesting.
>
>