PENTHOUSE APARTMENT @ MALACHI – KINGSTON, JAMAICA
Dillsbury Avenue, Kingston, Jamaica
0/5
0% of guests recommend
No. Bed
3
No. Bathroom
3
Square
3000 m2
Location
Jamaica
Description
Overview
Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 3 Guests: 6 Nights Minimum: 3
Condo/Apartment
Penthouse Apartment @ Malachi is a beautiful and luxurious three (3) bedroom penthouse apartment with a spectacular view of the lush hills of St Andrew and Kingston City.
This unit is closely located to major shopping zones: Barbican, Liguanea, Constant Spring etc.
The SPACE
BEDROOMS:
Bedroom 1
Featuring a private Master Suite with King bed, AC and TV, private bathroom w/his/hers sinks and encased granite shower
Bedroom 2
Can be considered a second Master Suite complete with full bath and queen size bed, AC and TV.
Bedroom 3
Upstairs bedroom with Queen Bed with full bath and AC
KITCHEN AND INDOOR DINING
Fully operational full room kitchen with modern appliances and vast amounts of space to prepare meals and snacks.
Dining room is right adjacent to the kitchen with small dining table as well as near kitchen dining at adjacent extended counter.
LIVING ROOMS
Very open space living room areas which adjoins various sections of the apartment
AMENITIES
Free Wi-Fi access
Fresh linens and towels provided for each guest
Bathroom toiletries and essentials provided
Full range of kitchen utensils
Cable TV
24-hour security
Air-conditioning
Shared outdoor pool
Parking available
Hot water
Balconies on both levels
Pool Details
• No lifeguard on duty
• The pool is not heated
• Pool cleaned every Wednesday
• Pool safety requires kids under the age of 16 to be supervised by an adult.
Guest access
The whole apartment is for you to enjoy!
Please note that once you arrive you need to approach the security desk which is operated 24/7. You will have to present a valid ID (License or Passport) and will then be directed to the apartment where you can use the smart lock to enter an access code.
Please note: The included cleaning fee is for us to clean the apartment after guests have check-out. Housekeeping "DURING" your stay is provided at an additional cost of $100 per housekeeping visit.
ROOM INFORMATION
For guests, comfortable accommodation is offered only one room type - apartment. In accommodation facilities are the air conditioning, refrigerator, ironing facilities, microwave, washing machine, flat screen tv, electric kettle.
You will like a mountain view from your window. Accommodation also provides unique facilities for guests: patio. Central location to Waterloo Ave, New Kingston, Sovereign, Utech and UWI. Precisely 9 minutes’ walk from Devon House. Excellent for executives and professionals
HOUSE RULES
Pet Allow: No Smoking Allowed: No Kids Friendly: Yes
BATHROOMS
3 Full bath
BEDROOMS
2 Queen, 1 Double
Space Type
ApartmentAmenities
Air Conditioning
Kitchen
Free Parking
Pool
Wi-Fi InternetRoom Type
ApartmentFAQs
Check-in time?
As a rough guide, the check-in time is after 16 p.m. Let us know your arrival time in case you schedule and early check in we‘ll do our best to have your room available.
Check-out time?
As a rough guide, the check-out time is before 10 a.m. If you plan a late check out kindly let us know your departure time, we’ll our best to satisfy your needs.
Is Reception open 24 hours?
No, Reception service is available during the normal business hours.
Which languages are spoken at Reception?
English.
Can I leave my luggage?
No, we cannot look after your luggage. If at check-in your room is not ready yet or in case of early check out after. We are not able to store your luggage.
Internet connection?
A wireless internet connection is available throughout the hotel.
The guest rooms feature hi-speed web connectivity (both wireless and cabled).
Is there a pool at the apartment?
Yes, there is a communal pool which is shared by members of the apartment.
What's Nearby
Education
University of the West Indies (5km)
The University has produced students who have excelled in a number of disciplines such as the arts and sciences, business, politics, and sports. Notable alumni and faculty include three Nobel Laureates, 72 Rhodes Scholars, three Gates Cambridge Scholarship winners, one Emmy award winner, one Man Booker Prize winner, one American Book Awards winner, multiple Commonwealth Short Story Prize winners, 18 current or former Caribbean Heads of Government, an Olympic medallist, among other award winners. The university's cricket team previously participated in West Indian domestic cricket, but now participates as part of a Combined Campuses and Colleges team.
The UWI campus in Mona, Jamaica serves as the headquarters of the UWI system. Aside from UWI Mona, UWI has four major university centres: UWI Cave Hill (Barbados), UWI St. Augustine (Trinidad and Tobago), UWI Five Islands (Antigua and Barbuda), and the regional UWI Open Campus in the UWI-funding Caribbean nations.
University of the Technology (UTECH) (5km)
The university was founded as the Jamaica Institute of Technology in 1958. The following year it was incorporated as the College of Arts, Science and Technology (CAST), and was formally recognised by an Act of Parliament in 1964. It was granted degree awarding powers in 1986 and a governing council and academic board were established. The college gained university status, under its current name, on 1 September 1995, and permanent provision for the university was made by the University of Technology, Jamaica Act 27, which became law on 29 June 1999.
From just over 50 students and four programmes in 1958, UTech, Jamaica has grown to become one of the top tertiary education institutions in Jamaica, with a student population of over 12,000. It now offers more than 90 programmes at the certificate, diploma and degree levels through its five faculties and three colleges.
Health
University Hospital of the West Indies (7km)
The University Hospital of the West Indies is an internationally recognized academic institution with 579 beds which continues to facilitate the clinical training of health care professionals. This type A regional referral hospital has over time expanded its services to meet the health needs of the region. Cutting edge technology is used in the provision of services thus ensuring excellence in teaching, research, and patient care.
To ensure that the Hospital provides a high standard of care and services, many departments, research units and casualty services were established. These included the Tropical Medical Research Unit established in 1956 and a School of Midwifery in 1957... Medicine, Surgery, Paediatric, Radiology and Anaesthetic Departments were subsequently established. Between 1961 and 1963, the hospital opened five new operating theatres, a 75-bedded Paediatric block and a 40-bassinet nursery, which was attached to an expanded Obstetrics and Gynaecology unit. A four-storey block was opened with specialist beds for Orthopaedics, Otolaryngology (Ear Nose & Throat), and Ophthalmology with Dermatology and Psychiatric patients sharing the top floor. A 16-bedded Observation Unit was also established.
Transportation
Public Transportation (5m)
In the capital city, Kingston, large, air-conditioned luxury coaches run regularly on popular routes. These are easily accessible and comfortable to use. Outside the capital, the public transport services aren’t as regular, or fancy. Most of us islanders use the buses, minibuses, and route taxis to get around and we’d love for you to join us!
For traveling between towns, minibuses are the way to go, and certainly make for an interesting experience. Along the way, you will see – and hear – the real Jamaica. But prepare to compete for a seat with luggage of varying sizes and contents. On longer trips, passengers almost become a community; somehow the shared experience of being so close to a complete stranger may create an unspoken bond.
Each town had a designated bus park, and although the destination stands are rarely marked, the conductor will find you. Keep your luggage close to you and be sure to check fares and destination with the driver before you board.
A “route taxi” has a designated course, pick-up, and drop-off zones. They are the cheapest and fastest way to get from place to place, and always one just around the corner. Just stick out your hand, and wave.
Bob Marley Museum (3km)
The Bob Marley Museum is the former home of the reggae legend. Bob’s home is filled with rich memories and treasured mementos, which seek to preserve the life and accomplishment of this great Jamaican and outstanding musician.
Enter the Museum and allow yourself to be enveloped with the sights and sounds of Bob, as you take a guided tour of this Jamaican Heritage Site.
The friendly, charming and knowledgeable guides will escort you through the grounds, which include the main house, exhibition hall, theatre, gift shops and the One Love Café.
All the original rooms have been kept as they were when Bob lived here to ensure authenticity.
The displays include a life-size 3-dimensional hologram of Bob from the One Love Peace Concert in 1978, his Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, his personal recording studio, his bedroom, favourite clothing, a vast array of gold and platinum records received from all around the world, as well as the costumes of his backup singers, the I-Threes. The air-conditioned theatre boasts modern state-of-the-art projection equipment, where live performances of Bob are showcased to each guided tour.
The One Love Café serves Marley inspired recipes and juices, and you will find a variety of Bob Marley souvenir items available at the Bob Marley Gift Shop.
Hope Gardens (4km)
History:
The Royal Botanical Gardens, commonly called "Hope Gardens", occupies 200 acres of land in the Ligunaea Plains of urban St Andrew. The gardens were established in 1873 on a section of land from the estate of Major Richard Hope, one of the original English colonisers who arrived with the invading force of Penn and Venables. Today the gardens are the largest public green space in the Kingston metropolitan region, and are home to Jamaica's most popular collection of endemic and exotic botanical collections. Of particular interest is the Cassia Siamea grove by the main entrance, which was planted in 1907, and the other mini-gardens within the park - notably the cacti garden, with its rare varietals; the bougainvillea walk with its magnificent explosions of tropical colours; the annual gardens, with numerous species of exotic flowers; the sunken gardens and the lily pond.
Local Flavour:
Most of the plants and trees, particularly the mango and various spice species found here and in the gardens at Bath, originally came from a captured French ship on its way from Mauritius to Hispaniola in 1782. It is still highly unclear as to where exactly the plants went, but we do know that the Receiver General, one Mr Hinton East, owned and operated a garden near to the gardens at Hope. Since all cargo entering the country had to pass through his hands and be cleared by his office, it is not surprising that years after the fact, the whole collection was deposited in Mr East's garden which later was transplanted to the Hope Estate.
Famous For:
There are many rare and beautiful species of tropical plants and trees at the Royal Botanical Gardens, including the Hibiscus elatus (blue mahoe), the national tree of Jamaica. Blue mahoe is a small spreading tree with flowers that open in primrose colour in the morning and change to orange and deep red as the day advances.
Don't Miss:
The Amphitheatre, where the Honourable "Miss Lou" Louise Bennett-Coverly, a famous Jamaican folklorist, poet and storyteller, used to hold Saturday morning tapings of her famous TV show, Ring Ding. The Hope Gardens occasionally hosts band concerts by the Jamaica Military Band and poetry readings.
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