How many businesses are listed in Hanover?

There are currently 123 verified businesses and services in Hanover, Jamaica, including restaurants, bar lounge, medspas.

How do I get to Hanover from the airport?

You can book a private airport transfer from Sangster International (MBJ), Norman Manley (KIN), or Ian Fleming (OCJ) to Hanover with Aurum Transfers. Pre-book at aurum-transfers.com for meet-and-greet service with flight tracking.

Hanover

123 verified listings

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Resorts

Azul Beach Resort Negril by Karisma

★★★★★4.6(7015)

Resorts · Hanover, Norman Manley Blvd

Refined accommodations in a posh all-inclusive resort with dining options, pools & water sports. Guests say: "Nice hotel with good entertainment overall. The entertainment team had so much energy and really mad..."

Coco La Palm Seaside Resort Hotel

★★★★★4.4(1180)

Resorts · Hanover, Norman Manley Blvd

Informal resort with a seafront restaurant, a beachside bar & an outdoor pool, plus free breakfast. Guests say: "Hotel was full so only basic room was available. But overall a lovely property. The included breakfa..."

Negril Tree House Resort

★★★★★4.4(1368)

Resorts · Hanover

Resort in Hanover. Contact for rates and availability.

Sandy Haven Resort

★★★★4.2(330)

Resorts · Hanover, Norman Manley Blvd

Bright rooms & suites, plus an outdoor pool, fine dining & a beachfront bar. Guests say: "Very friendly and personable staff. Easy access to the beach! Food was excellent and very true to..."

Sunset At The Palms Resort

★★★★★4.6(941)

Resorts · Hanover, Norman Manley Blvd

Bayside lodging offering 4 restaurant & 2 bars, plus an outdoor pool, a spa & a fitness center. Guests say: "I chose this resort since it was not one of those big, sprawling, concrete monstrosities that seems ..."