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<title>CaribbeanMag.com: Whitfield Hall * - Jamaica  (Penlyne Castle, Blue Mountains)</title>
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Whitfield Hall is an 18th century farmhouse amid lush tropical peaks. It offers an eco-friendly alternative to the stereotypical Jamaican vacation.
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<title>Whitfield Hall * - Jamaica  (Penlyne Castle, Blue Mountains)</title>
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Whitfield Hall sits directly on the main hiking trail that travels up to Blue 
Mountain Peak, the highest point on the island at 7402 feet. It is also an ideal destination for hikers, birders, nature lovers, and
coffee connoisseurs who want to see the beautiful countryside where Blue Mountain 
Coffee is grown.

The hall itself, the historical overseer's house, can provide rustic 
accommodation for a number of guests and also offers a separate cottage 
that sleeps up to eight. Camping equipment can be used on the premises.   
Lodging is rustic. Most rooms have bunkbeds; all have shared bath. A large central main hall with fireplace and eating area. A spring on the property provides fresh, mountain water.
Hikes to Blue Mountain Peak (guides can be arranged); also mule rides to the Peak. Tours of a working coffee farm. Perfect opportunity for picnics, birding, and strolling in an extraordinary setting.
Our staff will cook meals by arrangement. We can supply the groceries, or you may supply them. Whitfield Hall features our award winning estate coffee, sold internationally under the name RSW Estates.
 Type: Hotel  No. of Rooms: 7    Beach Location: Off Beach (Tropical Setting) 
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