San Michele — 6-Bedroom All-Inclusive Private Villa, Jamaica

About San Michele

San Michele is the largest and most expansive of the Bluefields Bay villas, set on its own private oceanfront property on Jamaica’s South Coast. The villa commands wraparound 360-degree views — Caribbean Sea on one horizon, the Westmoreland mountains on the other — and is positioned apart from the rest of the property to give guests a level of privacy that few luxury villa rentals in Jamaica can match.

A footbridge from the villa’s grounds leads to its own private island, an architectural feature unique to San Michele and a defining detail of the experience. Six bedrooms across the main house and a separate guest cottage accommodate up to thirteen guests, making this the natural choice for landmark celebrations, multigenerational gatherings, and family trips that gather everyone under one roof.

Bedrooms & Accommodation

San Michele’s six bedrooms span two separate structures — the main house and a private guest cottage just behind it. The main house contains two master suites and two additional bedrooms, all en-suite, with indoor-outdoor flow to the surrounding terraces. The guest cottage holds two more bedrooms a short walk away.

That separation is what makes San Michele particularly well-suited to multigenerational groups: parents and grown children with their own families can have meaningful privacy from each other while still gathering for meals and shared time. As a single six-bedroom villa for up to thirteen guests, San Michele is the most flexible accommodation at Bluefields Bay — and the natural anchor for groups combining multiple villas across the property.

Villa Features & Highlights

The defining feature of San Michele is the private island reached by footbridge from the main grounds — a place where guests routinely spend hours of an afternoon truly on the sea, with nothing but the bay and the horizon. Back on the main grounds, a private poolside pavilion provides shaded outdoor lounging and dining with Caribbean Sea views, and the wraparound terraces follow the architecture so that any room in the main house opens to either water or mountain.

The kitchen at San Michele is unusually large for a private villa, designed to support full-service dining for thirteen guests when called for, with the chef working closely alongside the butler to serve meals on the terrace, the pool deck, the island pavilion, or anywhere else the group prefers. The scale of the grounds creates the sense of arriving at a private property rather than a vacation rental — appropriate, given that San Michele was designed and continues to be operated as the property’s flagship private villa.

All-Inclusive: What’s Included

San Michele’s all-inclusive package is calibrated to its scale: the full private team (chef, butler, housekeeper, concierge, waterfront attendant, night caretaker, 24-hour security), three made-to-order meals daily for up to thirteen guests, unlimited beverages and snacks, laundry, non-motorized watersports, tennis, Club MoBay VIP airport services, and all government taxes. The chef and butler work together to serve wherever the group prefers — terrace, pool deck, island pavilion. Nanny service is available on request. Spa, motorized watersports, scuba, and off-property excursions are at additional cost. See full inclusions at our What’s Included page.

Perfect For: Landmark Celebrations & Multigenerational Groups

San Michele is the villa of choice when the occasion needs scale: milestone birthdays, family reunions, anniversary trips bringing together three generations, and gatherings where the whole group wants to live under one roof for a week. The villa’s private grounds and separate guest cottage keep generations comfortable in their own spaces while the main house anchors shared time. For groups larger than thirteen, San Michele combines naturally with other Bluefields Bay villas — the staff seamlessly extends across multiple buildings. See our groups page for details on combining villas for groups of twenty or more.

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