| This is your home away from home in Jamaica. Imagine a light,
airy guesthouse on the brow of Titchfield Hill, a peninsula dividing the
West Harbour and the East Harbour.
It was termed, 'the most beautiful
harbour in the world' by the famous sea captain, Lorenzo Dow Baker on
his first visit in 1872.
He was not wrong. He came back to buy bananas, bring the first modern
tourists to the Caribbean and put Jamaica on the tip of everyone's tongue.
Ivanhoe's, owned and run, most lovingly, by Lorna Burke is your opportunity
to get involved with the fun and adventure of the real Jamaica. Your fellow
guests will come from all corners of the globe. At breakfast recently,
Australia, Germany, Italy and the US were all in the dining room at the
same time, exchanging ideas on where to go today. |
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Above: The quaint, Victorian entry to Ivanhoe's is on a quiet side
street
Left:Gather with the other guests in the common room or one of several
verandas |
