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All-inclusive Jamaica resort with 7 upscale restaurants, bars and grills.Private beach with Water Sp フォトギャラリーを見るスタッフ対策手洗い・うがい・マスク着用定期検温を実施お客様との距離を意識した接客団体を避けた個別の送迎実施スタッフ対策除菌対応定期的な館内（料飲エリア）の除菌清掃定期的な館内共用部分の除菌清掃客室の除菌清掃客室スリッパの除菌清掃客室スリッパの使い捨て利用除菌対応換気対応定期的な館内（料飲エリア）の換気定期的な館内共用部分の換気客室ご利用前後の換気換気対応チェックイン・アウト対応お客様同士の距離を意識した整列・誘導フロントにアクリル板設置等で飛沫予防非接触または非対面で可能お部屋でチェックイン可能お部屋でチェックアウト可能チェックイン・アウト対応客室対応消毒液の設置空気清浄機の設置マスクを設置または配布備品を都度、除菌清掃混雑を避け、客室稼働率を調整客室対応食事対応提供・配膳方法を工夫（個別配膳等）会場の混雑状況の管理と分散化部屋食・個室食事に対応体調不良のお客様の入場制限食事対応お風呂場対応消毒液の設置浴場内備品の除菌清掃浴場の混雑状況の管理と分散化お風呂場対応宿泊者へのお願い来館時の消毒のお願い手洗い・うがいのお願い客室の外でのマスク着用のお願いチェックイン時の検温のお願いチェックイン時の問診票記入のお願い宿泊者へのお願い緊急時対応準備緊急時対応のマニュアルを整備緊急時対応の定期的なスタッフ教育緊急時対応準備ほか当館独自の対策ほか当館独自の対策住所〒海外Rose Hall Road, Montego Bay, 000000, Jamaica TEL FAX 交通アクセス The hotel is 7 miles Airport for driving 15 minutes 駐車場有りチェックイン 16:00 チェックアウト 11:00 総部屋数 489室カード VISA JCB American Express Diners Club Master Card Discover 条件・注意事項キャンセルポリシー ※チェックイン日や宿泊期間によって予約に適用されるキャンセルポリシーが決まります。予約成立時の内容を必ずご確認ください。その他 Hilton Hotels & Resortsの施設一覧へこのページのトップへ Georgian mansion in Montego Bay, JamaicaFor other uses, see Rose Hall (disambiguation).This articles lead section may be too short to adequately summarize the key points. Please consider expanding the lead to provide an accessible overview of all important aspects of the article. (January 2019)Rose Hall Great HouseLocation within JamaicaGeneral informationArchitectural styleJamaican GeorgianLocationMontego Bay, JamaicaCoordinates18°31′00″N 77°49′09″W 18.°N 77.°W 18.; -77.8192574Coordinates: 18°31′00″N 77°49′09″W 18.°N 77.°W 18.; -77.8192574Completed1770sRenovated1960sOwnerMichele and John RollinsRose Hall is a Jamaican Georgian plantation house now run as a historic house museum. It is located in Montego Bay, Jamaica with a panoramic view of the coast. Thought to be one of the countrys most impressive plantation great houses, it had fallen into ruins by the 1960s, but was then restored. The museum showcases the slave history of the estate and the legend of the White Witch of Rose Hall.Description Rose Hall House, Jamaica The ground plan of Rose HallRose Hall is widely regarded to be a visually impressive house and the most famous in Jamaica. It is a mansion in Jamaican Georgian style with a stone base and a plastered upper storey, high on the hillside, with a panorama view over the coast. The architect James Hakewill visited the building and wrote:It is placed at a delightful elevation, and commands a very extensive sea view. Its general appearance has much of the character of a handsome Italian villa. A double flight of stone steps leads to an open portico, giving access to the entrance hall; on the left of which is the eating-room, and on the right the drawing-room, behind which are other apartments for domestic uses. The right wing, fitted up with great elegance, and enriched with painting and gilding, was the private apartment of the late Mrs. Palmer, and the left wing is occupied as servants apartments and offices. The principal staircase, in the body of the house, is a specimen of joinery in mahogany and other costly woods seldom excelled, and leads to a suite of chambers in the upper story.1Rose Hall was restored in the 1960s to its former splendor, with mahogany floors, interior windows and doorways, paneling and wooden ceilings. It is decorated with silk wallpaper printed with palms and birds, ornamented with chandeliers and furnished with mostly European antiques. There is a bar downstairs and a restaurant.History Engraving from James Hakewills A Picturesque Tour of the island of Jamaica, from drawings made in the years 1820 and 1821 (1825)The land, 290 acres of caneland, was bought by Henry Fanning for £3,000 in 1742. It was previously called True Friendship and had belonged to Richard Lawrence. Henry married Rosa Kelly on July 16, 1746, but died soon afterwards.2 His widow inherited the estate and married George Ash, a local plantation owner who realised Fannings plan to build Rose Hall. It cost £30,000 to build and was lavishly decorated with carved mahogany and stone. However Ash died in 1752. Rosa married for a third time, to Norwood Witter in May 1753, who lived until 20 May 1765, managing to consume a significant amount of her fortune. In May 1767 she married John Palmer, a widower who owned the adjoining plantation, Palmyra. Tomb said to be that of Annie Palmer at Rose HallRosa died in 1790, leaving her property to her husband. When Palmer died in 1797, he left the property in trust to his two sons John and James Palmer. However, they both died childless, and in 1818 the two estates were passed down to John Rose Palmer, his grandnephew. John Rose Palmer came to Jamaica from England to claim the estate, and on 28 March 1820 he married Anne Mary Patterson from Lucea, Hanover Parish. John Rose Palmer died in November 1827.Rose Hall estate had about 650 acres divided among sugar cane, grass, and pasture for over 270 head of cattle. About 250 enslaved Africans were housed on Palmyra estate, which comprised about 1,250 acres.3Refurbishment Rose Hall before the reconstructionRose Hall was bought in 1977 by former Miss USA Michele Rollins and her entrepreneur husband John Rollins. They refurbished it at great personal expense and conceptualised a tour and museum that showcase Rose Halls slave history, antique splendor and original fittings. Rose Hall also offers night tours that focus on the Annie Palmer legend: supposed locations of tunnels, bloodstains, hauntings and murders. Seances are also held on the property in an attempt to conjure Annies spirit.LegendMain article: White Witch of Rose HallAccording to legend, a white witch called Annie Palmer who murdered three husbands haunts the property. An investigation of the legend in 2007 concluded that the story was fictionalized.4567See alsoList of plantations in JamaicaList of plantation great houses in JamaicaReferences^ A Picturesque Tour of the Island of Jamaica at Wikisource^ Du Quesnay, Frederick. Rose Hall Greathouse. . Retrieved 4 June 2019.^ Hakewill J. (1825), A Picturesque Tour of the island of Jamaica, from drawings made in the years 1820 and 1821 (1825).^ Radford, Benjamin (September 2008), The White Witch of Rose Hall, Fortean Times, no. 239, ISSN 0308-5899^ Jim Stefko, The White Witch of Rose Hall, Suite101.com (site blocked)^ Heeding (Or Ignoring) Skeptical Investigation. Center for Inquiry. 22 October 2011. Retrieved 14 November 2011.^ Polly Thomas (2 August 2010). The Rough Guide to Jamaica. Penguin. pp. 185–. ISBN 978-1-4053-8205-2. Retrieved 31 May 2012.External linksAerial viewAnnie Patterson, the white witch of Rose Hall between Reality and LegendOfficial WebpageDescription and photo of the house as a modern tourist siteHistory of the house and modern tourist siteRetrieved from https:en.wikipedia.orgwindex.php?title=Rose_Hall,_Montego_Bay&oldid=

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