• Master Bedroom (650 square feet)
  Kingsize bed; television: dressing room with padded mahogany spindle crib; en-suite bathroom with bidet; large
  walk-in shower and sunken bathtub big enough for two. A creamy dreamy suite. Adjoins Middle Bedroom.
• Middle Bedroom
  Optional kingsize or twin beds; television; en-suite bathroom with tub-shower combination. Dressing room has interior passage to Master Bedroom via door that may left open or locked in the night for privacy.
• Blue Room (400 square feet)
  Optional kingsize or twin beds, television, en-suite bathroom with double-sink marble vanity and wheelchair
  accessible shower with bench, 4 ceilings fans. Interior hallway to small room with one twin bed for child, nanny or other adult. Connecting pocket door may be left open or closed in the night.
• Treetops
  Queensize bed in romantic bedroom on private upper level, parquet floor, en-suite bathroom with wonderful open-air pink marble shower with sea view. Wraparound wood plank balcony. Gorgeous views on three sides.
• The Cottage (400 square feet)
  Freestanding building across the lawn. Queensize bed; television, VCR and sound system; desk; wet bar and
  fridge; wood plank floors and bookshelves. En-suite-bathroom, booster toilet with side rails, wheelchair accessible shower and bench, Jacuzzi bathtub. Excellent handicap accommodation.
• Olivia's Treehouse
  Down one flight of stairs and directly under Treetops (good upstairs-downstairs suite for parents and children). Fanciful playroom/bedroom for children. Bunk beds with side rails; trundle beds for two more. Television and VCR, children’s videos, stuffed animals, books, toys, games, blackboard, little sink and toilet. (Not really in a tree.) The entire property is child-friendly and has baby gates to limit unsupervised access to the pool area.

More than 50 years ago, a visionary named John Pringle dreamed of turning a magical Jamaican hillside and waterfront into a luxurious retreat and he named it Round Hill. He sat upon the hill, gazed over the deep blue sea and selected the site for his own home, the genesis of what was to become a renowned resort for guests from around the world. Today, that home is Knockando, distinguished by one of the most breathtaking views in the Caribbean.

On floors of cool Jamaican marble in hues of gray, pink, cream and salmon; rich mahogany; high ceilings and lovely antiques ~ Knockando evokes a sense of old Jamaica updated with contemporary comforts and amenities.

A large living room with parquet floor, cable television and DVD opens wide to the heart of the house - a 1,300-square-foot verandah with generous seating areas in white canvas on oversize bamboo sofas and chairs under five ceiling fans. At one end of the verandah is a bamboo wet bar, icemaker, fridge and cable television. At the opposite end is a wheelchair-accessible bathroom and gently- ramped path to the pool terrace just below. Home-cooked meals typically are served al fresco on the long verandah. Three other dining areas include the option of an elegant indoor dining room with a 10’ mahogany pedestal table set with Rosenthal, Minton or Royal Worcester china and sterling silver.

Knockando is Gaelic. It refers to the distillery in Speyside, Scotland, renowned as home of the finest single malt scotch in the world.