Thinking about booking there possibly penthouse. Has anyone stayed here? Is there a functional resteraunt inservice? Any feedback appreciated.
Thinking about booking there possibly penthouse. Has anyone stayed here? Is there a functional resteraunt inservice? Any feedback appreciated.
I've stayed there twice. The first time (2014) the restaurant was open, the second time (2015) it was not. Not sure what the current status is. It's a fun and unique place. The first time I was solo, the second was with a group of six. Both times, I felt as if I had the place to myself/ourselves. Sitting in the courtyard at night watching for shooting stars and the moonrise/set is beautiful.
I have stayed there many times. There is no restaurant anymore, though I have heard that they have some food available (I haven't been since they shut down last year). The penthouse is cool, but there are a TON of steps to get up there, and they're steep.
Last edited by TAH; 03-13-2017 at 05:19 PM.
Does anyone remember Wille? He was one of the stone masons and handyman for many years.
Cap
Linston's Zion Hill Taxi
Captain Dave
Wasn't there a Fuzzy that helped build it? And I remember a Donald as a handyman.Originally Posted by captaind
Peace, Todd & Cher
100 steps to be exact!
We heard there was a new bar and restaurant. So last month I stopped in to check it out. The guard said they now have a bar and restaurant but neither is open at the time (this was at noon). He remembered me from previous stays so he let me take a look around. Took this pic of the bar. Penthouse is great.
Peace, Todd & Cher
They will be closing April 1 and re-opening late November.
Willie's real name is Donald. He lives close by and does day work for me and Linston.
Cap
Linston's Zion Hill Taxi
Captain Dave
Many fond memories memories of our stays at BCC. Only the third or four resorts/apartments that I've stayed in the past 33 years of trips to Negril.
However, we got into a crowded route taxi last week to catch the Overtakers at Canoe and the former manager, Petrona, was in the front passenger seat. It was great to see her, if ever so briefly, but after being laid off last year she still hasn't found a permanent job. The choices Susan has made the past few years mystifies most of us who have been longtime guests. Best wishes to Petrona. Respect --Marblehead
We're all in this together and none of us is getting out alive.
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