As a recent traveler to hidden paradise, i must say the hotel is great for what you pay. I paid $71 a night for my short visit and i dont think it was too bad. It was right across the street from the beach, there were a couple of resturants nearby, and a convienance store a short walk away. Before coming to jamica this year i had not been since i was 4 and i am now 18, and as someone doing the "tourist thing" while visiting family, i said i only need basics, a bed, a/c and hot water, and hidden paradise had a little extra with wi/fi on the property and a lovely porch and beautiful gardens. i dindn't spend too much time in my room so i didn't really mind that it didn't have all the extra stuff 5* resorts give you. i can't wait to go back in july! my only complaint was the linens, they were tough, not very soft, so if you plan on staying bring your own washcloth and towel.

I really enjoy my stay here, everyone was friendly and its right across the road from the beach and a very good location. The breakfest was so good and every morning Sonja would call and make sure i came. since i am a late sleeper., she was so nice and the best cook. Will go there again.

Hidden Paradise is a basic, charming, Jamaican style hotel, standing in an enviable fruited garden, which took me back to the days of 'Hippie tourist,' and 'No problem mon,' Rastafarians, before the 'large hotel' boom.

If you're anything like me, wether a returning Jamaican or returning visitor or even visiting for the first time. And are looking for a place to experience a realistic taste of sun-lit Jamaica, without burning a hole in your pocket/wallet or mortgage agreement, then, Hidden Paradise can help you do just that. Clean basic Air Conditioned rooms, white pristine beach and beach bar across the main road from hotel, and a intuitive owner and staffs, who are happy to help even the most grumpiest of guest find some merriment.

Hidden Paradise is a stone's throw from Alfred's nightly entertainment, and minutes from: Risky Business and Margaritaville. It is walking distance from the true Jamaican town of Negril. Grab a taxi at the gate to Rick's café, a 15-20 minutes' drive on the West-end, and just relax with the setting of the sun. (Highly recommended!)

Finally, Hidden Paradise is your basic holiday choice. Go...And experience a part of Jamaica, in the true spirit of the Island.

Enjoy!!!

Hidden Paradise is no Resort or even a decent hotel! My friends and I stayed at the hotel for ATI / RTI, July 29 - Aug.1. The hotel is gross not very clean, no hot water, rude and disrespectful owner who was rude and down right ignorant. We booked the room online via orbitz, the owner didn't want to honor the rate. He demanded more money because we booked online from the states. After an intense conversation we finally came to an agreement of an extra $20 bucks per night, Ridiculous! To top it off on the 3rd day the lights went out. The other hotels nearby all had lights (electricity) but not Hidden Paradise. We had to get dress in the dark. This happen twice during our stay. I say AVOID this hotel like the plague. It's a HOT MESS !! worst place ever.

Did I mention that they don't have beach access or beach chairs!!!!! Nothing !