The Caribbean’s Best Mega Villas – 2014

By: - February 27th, 2014
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THERE ARE villas and there are villas. These are the latter. We call them mega villas — the large properties with at least six bedrooms that aren’t just vacation homes —they’re vacation estates. These are properties of a different level, for a different kind of experience. They also require a special manner of booking, with all kinds of amenities that need to be arranged. That’s why we didn’t just put together a list of Mega Villas, but also included villa management companies representing the villas. They provide concierge services, security and personal attention. Because when you stay at a mega villa, you get a lot more than just the rental.

Amanoka on the Beach — Jamaica

This 9,600-square-foot home has seven bedrooms, 7.5 bathrooms, a staff of two chefs, a butler, housekeepers, a laundress and a gardener. It’s also got a 70-foot private beach. Contact Villas by Linda Smith for more information. Reserve with Jamaica Villas By Linda Smith.


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