In the heart of Kingston

Dancehall Hostel is in the heart of Kingston about 40 minutes from the Norman Manley International Airport. It is a small but colorful and vibrant property with an outdoor bar and a large communal terrace that is great for chill in and drinking. Its accommodations range from backpacker dormitory style rooms to private rooms. The internationally renowned property is a unique experience for tourists with an interest in brushing up on their dancehall moves and is popular with people from around the world looking to immerse themselves in Jamaican life, music and culture.

A Jamaican music subgenre

For the uninitiated, dancehall music, a reggae spinoff, is a Jamaican popular music born in some of Kingston’s poorer neighborhoods. The best clubs can still be found in Kingston and are patronized by people from all over the world. Dancehall is one of the world’s most popular music sub-genres, known among other things, for its distinct sound, fashion, DJ-lead sound-system, driving rhythms and unique culture. The hostel is very involved with teaching. hosting and sharing with dancers and lovers of the music from around the world.

Close to many places of interest

Dancehall Hostel is close to the Bob Marley and Peter Tosh Museums, several herb houses and innumerable attractions and places of interest. Guests can choose from a variety of room types, all of which are equipped with WiFi, smart TV, coffee station, mini refrigerator ,and air conditioning. Some of the rooms are decorated to reflect unique aspects of Jamaican life and culture.

Welcoming to ganja tourists

Dancehall Hostel welcomes ganja tourists and provides designated areas for guests to consume. Manager Nicole is happy to arrange transportation to nearby dispensaries for guests to purchase or hang out and relax for a few hours in a smoking lounge.