Round Hill Hotel & Villas reopens to guests

Tuesday, September 1, 2020

Round Hill Hotel & Villas have finally opened its doors to guests and is all set to welcome them to the renounced Jamaican retreat. Alongside the reopening, the resort also announced that it has established a new partnership with evoJets, to bring private charter aviation services to travellers. It has also introduced enhanced health and safety protocols to ensure a safe environment for all new and returning guests alongside preserving the spirit of Round Hill.

The resort will be undertaking thoughtful precautions from the moment guests arrive on island, either by private charter with evoJets or via commercial air throughout the entire resort experience, as organised by a new health and safety manager with regard to government mandates. Guests will also be greeted at the airport by the airport concierge, arrive to the resort via private sanitised transfers and experience a contactless check-in designed for limited face-to-face interactions.

Josef Forstmayr, Managing Director, Round Hill Hotel & Villas said in a statement that authorities are thrilled to welcome back guests to Round Hill and reacquaint them with its heritage and timeless charm, in a safe and socially distanced manner. He mentioned that the company’s commitment to the health and safety of guests, staff and residents continues to be the ultimate priority and hence certain considerable steps have been undertaken to enhance the safety measures for all.

He also shared that it is a matter of great pleasure that the resort can offer private charter services through its new partner evoJets and said that the hotel is very excited to be working with an esteemed company. As of now, guests from the U.K. will have wait a little longer to enjoy the property and everything it has to offer as Jamaica have been recently removed from the quarantine safe list.

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