Jamaica’s luxury destination resort Round Hill Hotel and Villas is debuting its new spa treatments and has also revealed a redesigned website that enables users to create their own Jamaican experience with a range of online innovations.

Nominated in five categories by World Travel Awards this year, including World’s Leading Villa, Round Hill has unveiled these exciting updates in time for the 2012 winter season.

New website enables guests to tailor design their holiday

The recently redesigned Round Hill website allows guests to create their own Jamaican experience by using the hotel’s online concierge service. By clicking ‘My Round Hill Experience’ on the website landing page, guests can make dinner reservations, schedule airport transfers, book local excursions, schedule spa treatments and more.

In addition, the revamped website includes new image galleries that provide photos of the property as well as activities and amenities offered at Round Hill.  From detailed room descriptions to a regularly updated blog at http://blog.roundhill.com which can help guests to plan their trip to ensure they get the most out of their trip.

The Spa at Round Hill rolls out new treatments

Located in a beautifully restored 18th century plantation house on ten rolling acres of beachfront lawn, The Spa at Round Hill utilizes ingredients found in the hotel’s organic herb and vegetable garden and have infused them in two new treatments: the Clarifying Facial and Cocos Palm Massage. 

Perfect for restoring radiance and moisture, the Clarifying Facial creates a youthful glow by capturing the nourishing qualities of carrots and honey to protect the skin from free radicals and promote regeneration of healthy skin. The price is $90 for 60 minutes.

For guests seeking a way to unwind and relieve stress and tension, the Cocos Palm Massage combines the healing and conditioning properties of natural and essential oils with various massage techniques to relieve all over muscle tension whilst leaving the skin moisturized and aglow. The prices are $100 for 50 minutes, or $125 for 80 minutes.

Located on a lush 110-acre peninsula with sweeping views of the Caribbean Sea, Round Hill has been an iconic winter retreat for tastemakers and influencers for more than 50 years. 

World Travel Awards Caribbean & The Americas Gala Ceremony

Also in Jamaica, next week a distinguished line-up of travel industry professionals, senior executives from renowned travel companies representing Caribbean & The America’s leading hotels, as well as media from 60 countries will gather at the luxurious Sandals Private Island in Montego Bay to find out who will take home the coveted awards.

The Caribbean & The Americas Ceremony marks the fifth and final leg of World Travel Awards 2011 Grand Tour, and follows heats in Dubai, UAE; Antalya, Turkey; Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt; and Bangkok, Thailand. Regional winners from these events then progress to the Grand Final in Doha, Qatar in November.

The event partners are Sandals Resorts, BBC World News and WeClickMedia, while media partners include National Geographic Traveller, eTurboNews, Focus on Travel News, Breaking Travel News, JaxFax and Travel Daily News.

For more info about World Travel Awards 2011 Caribbean & The Americas Ceremony & bookings visit: http://www.worldtravelawards.com/americas2011

To find out what else is happening in Jamaica and Montego Bay, why not visit jamaica.city.mobi or montegobay.mobi.