Negril Escape - Back to Africa amenities question

[LLAP]

I have emailed Negril Escape several times over the last six months about different things and have yet to get a reply. It is a little frustrating. Every other place I have stayed has been very good about responding.
Rant off - now the question.
We are booked in the Back to Africa and we were wondering if a coffee maker was included in the kitchenette?
We are early risers and like to sit out and have a fresh cup or two of coffee early in the morning. Usually much earlier than any made by the resort is ready. If not I was going to see about either bringing a small Mr Coffee or maybe buying one there. I assume one could be found easily?

Thanks
Steve

[NegrilAddict]

I have emailed them also several times before I took my last trip in November. I never received a reply. I took my business to another resort.

Hope you get a reply.

[*vi*]

LLAP, the only time you connected with them is when you booked? The place looks amazing and was thinking about staying there. I hope they get back to you.

But if they don't and since you are booked, I would take a small inexpensive 2-cup coffee maker just in case. You can always give it away if you don't want to bring it back.

[marley9808]

What email address are you using?

[LLAP]

What email address are you using?

The ones listed on their website.

[jasperpso]

Call. I think they would find you one, but but I don't remember one in the kitchen.. I I don't like coffee so I didn't look.. But call, they will answer.

[marley9808]

Email addresses:

reservations@negrilescape.com
Felisha@negrilescape.com

Or you can call
305-999-7709 (this is a Miami number that connects you to reservations)
or you can call their main number in Jamaica 876-851-6506

[LLAP]

Thank you for the replies and the contact info. The Felisha@ is one I have not used. I have resorted to calling twice. The first time when no one replied to reservation requests sent twice. I made reservations over the phone. The second time I had a question and I got no response so I called. This time after no response I thought I would ask on the forum before calling again.
Seems odd they offer the contact emails but do not reply to them!
Anyway, Thanks for the replies. From jasperpso's comment it looks like there is no coffee maker. I guess the other option would be to take some instant coffee for the first cup or two in the morning. Not a problem for me but my wife prefers fresh brewed and since we are in Jamaica, fresh brewed Blue Mountain.

[RockRobster]

Thank you for the replies and the contact info. The Felisha@ is one I have not used. I have resorted to calling twice. The first time when no one replied to reservation requests sent twice. I made reservations over the phone. The second time I had a question and I got no response so I called. This time after no response I thought I would ask on the forum before calling again.
Seems odd they offer the contact emails but do not reply to them!
Anyway, Thanks for the replies. From jasperpso's comment it looks like there is no coffee maker. I guess the other option would be to take some instant coffee for the first cup or two in the morning. Not a problem for me but my wife prefers fresh brewed and since we are in Jamaica, fresh brewed Blue Mountain.

You have a few options, all of which are better than instant coffee. Hell, a Red Stripe is better than instant coffee...

http://www.amazon.com/Black-Decker-D...4037851&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com/Toastess-TFC-2...4037851&sr=8-2

http://www.amazon.com/Dual-Voltage-Q...037851&sr=8-10

or, you could do like I do and hoof it to the restaurant, ask for a pot of coffee, two cups, milk and sugar to go and serve your wife coffee in bed!! She'll like that....

[LLAP]

Rock - Some decent prices on the first couple and they won't take up much space and your right I don't think she'd go for instant. In our experience we have been up and ready for coffee much earlier than the kitchen has any ready.
I can't say I haven't had beer for breakfast but it's been a while. I am thinking more along the lines of Bloody Mary or fresh O.J. / Pineapple juice with coconut rum.