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Splash of Paradise Bed and Breakfast

★★★★★5.0 out of 5 · 1 reviews
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Splash of Paradise Bed and Breakfast is a 5-star resort in Ocho Rios with 100 rooms rated 5.0/5 by 1 TripAdvisor reviewers; typical rates from about $110 a night.

About

Splash of Paradise sits in White River Estate outside Ocho Rios, and it runs small — one review gives it a perfect 5, but that's the whole sample. This is a bed and breakfast marketed as a resort, which usually means a handful of rooms, owner-run, with breakfast included and not much else on-site. The rating can't tell you much yet, but the setup suggests a quiet base if you're planning to move around Ocho Rios during the day and want somewhere low-key at night. White River Estate is residential, so you're not walking to attractions or beaches — you'll need a car or rely on taxis. If this place grows its review count and holds the rating, it could become a solid budget pick for the area. For now, it's too early to call.

At a glance

Area
Ocho Rios
Star rating
★★★★★
Typical nightly
$110
Beach access
shuttle
Kid-friendly
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Party score
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Walkability
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Rooms
100
Casino
–
Swim-up
–
Kids' club
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All inclusive
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Vibe
quiet
intimate
boutique
Sargassum: seasonal (May–Oct)

North coast Ocho Rios location; seasonal sargassum arrivals May–October, though resorts typically rake beaches daily.

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