Half Moon, the renowned resort in Montego Bay, Jamaica, has unveiled the first phase of its rebranded and extensively renovated Villas at Half Moon. Formerly known as Rose Hall Villas, the villas have undergone a multi-million-dollar transformation, introducing elevated indoor-outdoor living experiences that reflect the vibrant essence of Jamaica. Currently available in six- and seven-bedroom configurations, each villa features a private pool, expansive living areas, and either serene garden views or oceanfront settings. Every stay is enhanced by a dedicated staff, including a Personal Cook, Butler, and Housekeeper. “For generations, Half Moon has remained a symbol of timeless Caribbean hospitality while continuously meeting the needs of today’s discerning travelers,” said Guy Steuart III, Chairman of Half Moon.
Designed by Atelier-Vidal of Kingston, Jamaica, the villas incorporate contemporary elements while respecting the original architectural character. Enhancements include modern open layouts, tropical-inspired interiors, upgraded amenities, and newly designed outdoor spaces with cabanas and infinity-edge pools. Each villa also showcases original artwork by celebrated Caribbean artist Michael Lester. The project follows other major investments across Half Moon’s 400-acre estate, including the acclaimed Eclipse resort and upgrades to Founders Cove. Located just 10 minutes from Sangster International Airport, Half Moon continues to offer an unmatched mix of luxury, recreation, and cultural experiences.