Samsara Cliff Resort

Location & Views: The property is situated on a cliff with stunning ocean vistas, offering proximity to 7 Mile Beach and the West End. Many guests praised the serene, tranquil environment and the convenience of nearby attractions.

I celebrated my birthday here for a couple days...Full enjoyed myself - the staff were extremely welcoming and encouraging of one's full enjoyment during stay, the environment was safe, serene and beautiful, the room was clean and airy...Got a room just perfect for my love of greenery and the cliff/sea ⛵...For my bday, gave me a lovely gift along with the lovely decor I requested ☺️ I'd definitely go back

Samsara far exceeded my expectations, I came with my 18 & 13 year old sons. The property is outstanding. I was upgraded to a vue suite which was gorgeous and spacious - I will miss waking up to that view everyday. The food selection is small but delicious, especially the Chicken Alfredo omg I could have ate it forever. Tina at the bar went over and above to make my son happy, he loved her, thank you Tina. I especially appreciated the front desk staff who helped me every time I asked, so kind. Elijah the hotels taxi driver also helped me no end. Drinks menu is fantastic and anyway we just lived the place. Unfortunately my son got second degree burns on the first day (I've holidayed all over the world and this has never happened before so be careful, Jamaican sun is savage). On his first day of feeling better I slipped on wet tiles on my terrace and sprained my knee and shoulder and was more or less bed bound for the rest of the holiday but staff did all they could to make us comfortable and I cant thank them enough. I'd highly recommend Samsara to everyone, there is something for everyone. I'd say be cautious to anyone with severe mobility issues, I struggled a bit bit it was old, lots of slopes and steps and a flight of stairs up to the restaurant but staff will help if needed. Absolutely nothing to do with Samsara but I wouldn't recommend Jamaica to single white mother and I wouldn't go again on my own to Jamaica in general but I was safe in Samsara, the general public it seems thought I was dripping in gold and attempted to extort at every turn including a taxi driver (not samsara) who agreed a price then said he wanted more and if I wasn't happy I can get out... very intimidating, I was only going to the local chemist to get dressings for my sons burns so I didn't go out again unless Elijah took us and that's only one example. Anyway, go and visit Samsara it's a gorgeous property full of gorgeous people who will look after you. Thank you to all :)