Jakes Hotel in Treasure Beach, Jamaica, has unveiled six newly reimagined oceanfront bungalows, marking the latest phase of the property’s restoration following Hurricane Melissa, which struck the region in late October 2025.
The three Octopussy Bungalows and three Seapuss Bungalows were redesigned under the creative direction of Jakes founder Sally Henzell, whose signature style blends stained glass, batik textiles and sculptural plaster. The upgraded accommodations feature outdoor showers that open directly to the sea, offering guests a distinctive Caribbean experience.
The unveiling comes three months after the boutique hotel reopened on December 18, 2025, following extensive restoration work after the hurricane.
The Octopussy Bungalows each feature a private deck and open rooftop terrace, while the Seapuss Bungalows include private decks and, in some cases, outdoor bathtubs overlooking the ocean.
According to the hotel, the interiors draw inspiration from the surrounding coastal environment, incorporating the turquoise tones of the sea, coral textures, seashell hues and lush greenery from nearby palms. Each bungalow is uniquely designed, with handmade headboards inset with stained glass, African-print and batik textiles, and sculpted walls finished in vibrant colours.
The outdoor showers, a defining feature of the redesign, are set within sculpted stucco enclosures and open directly to the sea. The spaces include rainfall showerheads, decorative conch shells and driftwood accents, creating an immersive outdoor bathing experience.
The Octopussy Bungalows also feature rooftop terraces designed for sunset views, stargazing and moonlit gatherings, which the hotel says reflect Jakes’ signature relaxed, open-air atmosphere.
Each bungalow is equipped with air conditioning, ceiling fans, high-speed Wi-Fi, mini fridge, coffee maker, tea kettle, Bluetooth speaker, digital safe and outdoor rainfall showers.
Located along Jamaica’s South Coast, Jakes Hotel also offers guests access to activities in and around Treasure Beach, including sunrise yoga, mosaic art classes, cooking lessons, outdoor film screenings and visits to nearby attractions such as YS Falls and Lover’s Leap. Guests can also explore the five distinct stretches of Treasure Beach or visit local dining and nightlife spots, including Jack Sprat and Dougie’s Bar.
The oceanfront bungalows are now available for booking, with rates starting at US$365 per night. The hotel is also offering a travel promotion with 30 percent off accommodations for stays of two nights or more through June 30, 2026, on select rooms, bungalows and cottages.
