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Princess Hotels & Resorts Jamaica Reopens 2 All-Inclusives

February 12, 2026

With robust meeting space and beachfront luxury, Princess Senses The Mangrove and Princess Grand Jamaica welcome groups back to the North Coast.

Jamaica’s robust hospitality rebound from Hurricane Melissa continues with the reopening of adjacent all-inclusive resorts on the North Coast: Princess Senses The Mangrove on February 1 and Princess Grand Jamaica on March 1. “This represents far more than the return of a resort,” said Marc Pelfort, Regional Director of Sales & Marketing for Princess Hotels & Resorts Jamaica, in a press statement. “It reflects the resilience of Jamaica, the strength of the destination and the unwavering dedication of our team.”

Adults-only Princess Senses The Mangrove, first opened in 2024, has 401 ocean-view suites and 14 opulent overwater villas with partial glass floors and private infinity pools. The resort offers a diverse selection of restaurants and bars, multiple swimming pools including a rooftop infinity pool, a world-class spa and a pristine white-sand beach.

Lobby of the Princess Grand Jamaica. Photo: Princess Hotels & Resorts Jamaica.

Princess Grand Jamaica, also built in 2024, has 590 suites, an expansive aquatic water park, a variety of international restaurants and food trucks, many swimming pools and more. The 19,000 sq-ft of meeting space in a convention center with free-flow access to the resort includes 6 meeting rooms and a 10,715 sq-ft grand ballroom that can accommodate up to 1,375 attendees for a reception.

All meeting space is outfitted with individual climate control, adjustable lighting and wireless internet. Bespoke outdoor functions shine here as well, both at the 4,900 sq-ft Sky Terrace atop the convention center and on the 25,834 sq-ft private Dream Island that is exclusive for both resorts.

“Jamaica has a remarkable spirit, and we are proud to once again share that spirit with guests from around the world as they rediscover the beauty and hospitality of our island,” said Enrico Pezzoli, Managing Director at Princess Hotels & Resorts Jamaica.