SuperClubs’ Hedonism is a brand associated to free frolicking, free will, all-out enjoyment and self indulgence, the kind of resort where you can meet new people, spend time together with those other guests and party all night long till the wee hours of the morning. But all this much hinges on first-rate service, superb cuisine and top-notch quality everywhere. In an exclusive interview with Kevin Lewee, general manager of Hedonism II, he lays bare what Hedonism II is actually all about for both our readers and for those who haven’t made up their minds yet about this one-and-only experience.
How long have you been running this hotel and how long has the property been in operation?I’ve been in the hotel and tourism industry in Jamaica for 31 years. As to my background education and training in hotel management, I studied in England for a few years and came back here to work for SuperClubs quite a few years. Now I’ve been working in Hedonism III, which is located in Runaway Bay, and this is the younger of the two Hedonism properties. I happened to be at the Hedonism II when we opened it back in the early 1980s. That was the first all-inclusive hotel in Jamaica at that point.
How long have you been running this hotel and how long has the property been in operation?I’ve been in the hotel and tourism industry in Jamaica for 31 years. As to my background education and training in hotel management, I studied in England for a few years and came back here to work for SuperClubs quite a few years. Now I’ve been working in Hedonism III, which is located in Runaway Bay, and this is the younger of the two Hedonism properties. I happened to be at the Hedonism II when we opened it back in the early 1980s. That was the first all-inclusive hotel in Jamaica at that point.
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