Prince Valley Guesthouse

You can eat at the restaurant, the charge is ok. Food was good! Also the view to the valley was fantastic. The owner was very kind to drop me at the nearby coffee farm for a visit

It's very basic accommodation so don't expect too much. Room is very clean but there was a weird unpleasant smell. Shower water is cold only so try to shower before darkness as it gets even colder at night

Where to start! - the tree house cabin - the coffee that was from the grounds - the restaurant was very cool - tons of hiking around - safe area - local community was super friendly -& so much more

Probably the cold showers and the cold pool because it wasn’t hot there… but we were also there in December …

We LOVED it!!! And we are already missing the place. Bobby is a very kind person and this place is like a heaven. We enjoyed the treehouse so much, that I did want to leave it. We did some hiking, coffee platations visiting/tours and we were just relaxing by listening to birds and eating delecious beakfests and dinners of Chef Terrence.

Well, the shower water was cold be we had known about it when choosing Bobby's place... and in the end, I find it just refreshing :)

We had a very pleasant stay, surrounded by nature and a friendly community. We had lunch ever evening cooked for us by an excellent cook. We loved the fresh fruit coming from the farm that we had for breakfast. Our sons had a lot of fun in the swimming pool that was cleaned completely before they used it. We enjoyed it a lot!

The location needs overall some refurbishing.

We had a Jamaican breakfast of salted fish and vegetables, ackee, fried dumplings, green bananas etc. It was very good. The staff were friendly and gave good service.

In our room the shower was cold water only. Really that was the only draw back.

Very friendly host and beautiful surroundings

the views are exceptional and the grounds make you feel at home

Very chill, nice people, good food

Nothing to not like, get ready for an adventurous road to get there (recommend SUV)

This unique property is tucked away in a true mountain paradise. Everyone we met was so helpful and kind, and really went above and beyond to help us do the hiking we wanted to do. There is a wonderful outdoor eating/sitting area sheltered from rain, and with gorgeous views of the valley. The chef, Terrence, cooked incredible meals, and is just an all around lovely human being. We were able to sample various local fruits raw and cooked. we asked ahead for a heartier breakfast than the one that comes with the room, and Terrence prepared a Jamaican breakfast feast. It is a strenuous uphill climb to get to local hikes (e.g. Catherine’s Peak, Hollywell National Park). Guest house staff were able to help us find a local taxi driver to get us to Hollywell on our first day, and Terrence doubled as a fantastic hiking guide. He is a wealth of knowledge about the local flora and fauna, Jamaican and local history. We were sorry to stay only one night, and would love to come again. This guest house and the local area are perfect for getting away from city and tourist hubbub, and immersing in Jamaican mountain nature, coffee plantations, etc.

There was a slight mildew odor in the room (which makes sense given the wildly high humidity on the mountain). We tend to be pretty sensitive to mildew, and we did ok with it for our one night stay. It would be great to have screens on all of the windows so they could be left open without concern for mosquitoes—mosquitoes were relatively few for us in October, but we didn’t want to chance it.