Try a few days on da cliffs?

[Mike_D]

Mirage is very nice but no where near the cost of Tensing and Catcha. For a couple, just over $100/night depending on high/low season.

You can usually catch a deal at Mirage (Negril One Stop has a good one now), but the published base rates are little on the higher side. Nadine quoted me over $120 for a third floor room in November of this year, if I booked directly with the hotel. You can get Pisces or Little Capricorn at Catcha for less than that. During the winter the rates go up to $200.

I agree, that Tensing will be priced higher that Mirage in almost all cases - but in some scenarios, you can get a room Catcha for about the same rate. It all depends on what amenities you are willing to trade off on.

When I said that Mirage tended to be priced on the higher end, I was comparing it other cliffside hotel like BCC and HSH where you can get a nice seaview room for $75 during the slow season. You can get a room at Negril Escape even cheaper, but I personally don't consider those rooms to be that "nice". We have stayed at Mirage and we love the rooms and the property. But I do consider it a higher end hotel, as the average rates are generally over $120 a night.

[Melody]

I see that Mirage is raising their rates this year. All levels used to be the same price, now the 2nd and 3rd floor are higher. Used to be cheaper than new ground floor price for any room. I usually travel off season and get the single price.TP seems really high, and Catcha, I don't care for their $30 reservation fee that they sneak on. Was going to treat myself with Pisces for one night but with the current exchange rate and the $30 fee it passed my upper limit. Home Sweet Home is one that I'm interested in for sea view rooms. Will be staying at Catcha Gardens this winter for $77/night tax in. Will have to walk across to LTU for the sea view!

You can usually catch a deal at Mirage (Negril One Stop has a good one now), but the published base rates are little on the higher side. Nadine quoted me over $120 for a third floor room in November of this year, if I booked directly with the hotel. You can get Pisces or Little Capricorn at Catcha for less than that. During the winter the rates go up to $200.

I agree, that Tensing will be priced higher that Mirage in almost all cases - but in some scenarios, you can get a room Catcha for about the same rate. It all depends on what amenities you are willing to trade off on.

When I said that Mirage tended to be priced on the higher end, I was comparing it other cliffside hotel like BCC and HSH where you can get a nice seaview room for $75 during the slow season. You can get a room at Negril Escape even cheaper, but I personally don't consider those rooms to be that "nice". We have stayed at Mirage and we love the rooms and the property. But I do consider it a higher end hotel, as the average rates are generally over $120 a night.