Jah B is the man. Rasta business extraordinaire. The vibes at the hostel are exceptional - mountainside accommodation, ital veggie food, dirt track access by jeep, chat and banter with friendly staff and fellow travellers. The hike to the peak was a slog in the rain even for us who are quite fit and we saw nothing. The cold shower... More

The accommodations are very basic. but the food and friendliness are perfect for visitors who want to make a hike in the predawn darkness (or morning light) to greet the sunrise from the peak. The rooms were very rustic indeed but most of them had working electric light. No one complained of being unable to sleep. There was some confusion... More

We stayed here in January 2012, and would recommend it to any hikers looking to do the Peak! Jah B is very friendly, and cooks good vegetarian food - perfect fuel for hiking. His son Rassa guided us, didn't say much, and while it was reassuring to have a guide with us, you could easily find your way if you... More

If you want to go hiking in the majestic Blue Mountains or simply want to experience breathtaking mountain views and enjoy healthy, vegetarian home-cooked Rastafarian meals, then Jah B's is the place for you. It's about a 2-hour drive from Kingston, and Jah B will send one of his sons to pick you up and drive you because the road... More

We stayed at Jah B's for 2 nights and it was particularly beautiful! Jah B's Guesthouse sits near the trailhead to the hiking trails to Blue Mountain Peak. It is located just up the mountain from Hagley Gap. So as to get there, in case you don’t have a Land Rover, you must contact ALEX at (--) to arrange that... More