We spent 6 gorgeous days and restful nights on the beach at Country Country. From the moment we arrived, we felt at home. The staff were wonderful, especially Lee--he made sure that we had the best beach vacation ever.

The cottages are unbelievable--the decor, the linens, the spaciousness were more than we expected. The gardens are beautiful and truly make you feel that you are in the country and not in the middle of Negril. The privacy that you feel is amazing.

The food is wonderful and the staff truly made us feel welcome. We will be going back to Country Country.

I have traveled all over the Caribbean and Mexico and stayed in everything from very basic to luxury properties. This place was just fantastic. The property and cottages and lovely and we became quite close to several members of the staff. We also met quite a few fellow travelers from the States, the UK and Australia and everyone we talked to couldn't have been happier! If you're looking for deluxe accommodations with a lot of amenties, look elsewhere. In a sea of huge all-inclusive resorts that seem to be taking over the Caribbean and speicifically Jamaica, County Country offers a wonderful alternative. In my opinion, I don't understand why anyone would stay at one of the large all-inclusives in Negril; Montego Bay, Runaway Bay, Ocho Rios, etc. are much better suited for that. Negril is one of the few places in Jamaica where tourists and Jamaicans mingle freely with one another. Also, there are so many restaurants available that it's fun to try new places in the evening. Country Country does have a restaurant on site that offers breakfast (fantastic and included daily), lunch and dinner along with drinks but we only had breakfast at the hotel. The hotel's section of beach is really nice, too. We walked quite a distance in either direction and didn't see another place that looked nicer than Country Country. I would recommend a stop at the grocery store (Hi-Lo is the largest in Negril and has the most selection) and stock up your fridge with soda, Red Stripe, rum, etc.; you can save quite a bit of money doing this. We also bought bread, lunch meat, mustard, chips, etc. to have a few quick and easy lunches right on our porch. We never ran into a major issue with bugs (although there had been enough rain to have them around) which have been mentioned in some previous reviews. Screens are not used much in the Caribbean because they rust so quickly. I would recommend closing up your shutters at dusk when mosquitos are most active. Another negative mentioned in some earlier reviews is Margarativille. First, this is not at all the fault or problem of Country Country and, to be honest, most of the employees we talked to would prefer that it not be so close to them but we were never kept awake once by it. A couple that we met from the UK that had been there are over 2 weeks said that they were kept awake quite late on their first night which was right toward the end of college Spring Break season. After that, they didn't notice any major noise late at night. I would say that a stay here would probably not be ideal during the brief 2 to 3 week college Spring Break period but, other then that, this should not be a problem. People need to realize that you're not in the States and there aren't noise laws like there are here; the Jamaican authorities won't do anything about a bar making too much noise.
In summary, highly recommended and would definitely stay here again. Enjoy enjoy!

Lots of folks have written about the lovely beach. True- it is nice, but it is also 7 + miles and there are lots of hotels along it.
Tips:
You need to be far from Margaritaville. It is pretty unpleasant as it literally shakes your cabin till 2am. The management here will do nothing to warn you of this or compensate you in any way for your less than restful stay.
The hotel needs some screens on the windows. As described by others, lots of people mention the mosquitos and imply there is nothing to be done... get some screens on the windows and the problem would be solved. There are lots of hotels with screens, I recommend you stay at one of those.
Staff is nice, but again, that is true elsewhere as well.

Country Country was delightful. We stayed in room 503, an upstairs cottage. Our room was clean and spacious, and had wonderful plantation shutters. Bring your bug spray though, mosquitos are everywhere! Breakfast was absolutely delicious, I highly recommend the banana pancakes and the traditional Jamaican breakfast. Even though is was Spring Break, the set up on the beach was private enough. Everyone had access to their own comfy chair and umbrella. The guard was great about keeping the beach sellers back if they bothered anyone. Really, it was no problem. As many posts have already mentioned, Margaritaville is pretty awful. We stayed Tues through Sunday and on Wed. And Sat. Evening the noise was pretty loud. However, if you have a cottage a bit further away from the beach, as we did, the noise is not too bad. Other nights the place closes down around 11.

I cannot recommend Country Country enough. I am planing another vacation as soon as possible. I would stay here again in a heartbeat. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful, the rooms were so much more than I ever expected, the beach is to die for, and the atmosphere is truly amazing.