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11 Great Family-Run Caribbean Hotels

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - June 19, 2014
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Charela Inn — Jamaica

This old-fashioned 50-room hotel on Negril beach in Jamaica is owned and operated by the Grizzle family. It’s an ode to traditional West Indian hospitality.


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