Rockhouse has thirty-four air-conditioned rooms providing all the comforts of a boutique hotel in a natural Jamaican environment. Eight Premium Villas, twelve Villas, five Studios and nine Standard rooms are built from timber, stone and thatch and designed to exist in harmony with the jungle-like garden and volcanic rock of the Hotel’s eight acres. All rooms have a private balcony or terrace with lounging furniture.

Room furniture includes a four post queen size bed with mosquito netting, bed side tables, desk/dresser with stool, and a two-seated table with chairs for in-room dining. This is a new furniture line specifically designed for Rockhouse and built from dressed and polished local timbers. Amenities include a room safe, a fully stocked mini bar, telephones with overseas direct dialling, luggage rack, overhead or oscillating stand fan. The pressurized water system with master tank storage, and power provision from the back-up generators ensure continuous services. Environmentally conscious, solar hot water is heated through out the property, with local hot water tank backup for those very rare cloudy days, or unusually high consumption.

All the Villas are individual, cliff-top, thatched-roof cottages situated directly over the water. They feature spacious, wrap around, private terraces and sliding glass doors providing sublime vistas of Pristine Cove. All have queen-size beds; four of the villas feature loft beds. The loft Villas, in addition to the queen bed downstairs, have a double bed and a twin bed upstairs and can accommodate up to four people.  Each of the Villas has CD players and private, enclosed, outdoor showers open to the skies. The Premium Villas are newly constructed, and oversized with westward, sunset-facing views from their cliff edge.

The Studios are more traditional hotel rooms, and are grouped together, each having its own balcony with water views. The Studios also have private, enclosed, outdoor showers. All Studio rooms are double rooms with queen-size beds and accommodate two people. They have all the standard Rockhouse room features outlined above.

The Standard rooms are similar to the studio rooms but their balconies feature garden views. They are also grouped together in a traditional hotel block, and are double rooms with queen-size beds. They can be set up to accommodate three or four people by adding a twin or bunk bed. They also have the standard Rockhouse room features outlined above.

SkyWritings, Air Jamaica's Inflight Magazine

"Nestled within stands of almond trees and palms of every hue and texture rests a collection of mega shacks: thatched, colorful and containing all the luxury prerequisites."

Caribbean Travel & Life, "On the Rocks"

"More than its name implies the Rockhouse is actually a collection of individual villas made of rough-hewn stone, with sliding glass doors, wraparound terraces and thatch roofs, an interesting blend of modern and tropical traditional. The shower enclosures are outside which fits perfectly with Negril's hedonistic atmosphere."

Cosmopolitan, "Gotta Get Away"

"The best thing about arriving in the dark is the excitement, plus the fact you get to wake up in the morning somewhere you're totally unfamiliar with. I couldn't wait to check out the hotel and wander outside in the blazing sunshine. And the reality was better than the anticipation: stunning thatched cabanas perched on coral cliffs, each with a breathtaking view of the ocean."

Gourmet Traveller, "Caribbean Dream"

"Each villa is a study in understated chic. A four-poster bed draped with mosquito netting beneath a lazy ceiling fan, the Caribbean Sea glimmering just beyond, cool sandstone walls and a private open-air rock-walled shower are all the accoutrements you'll need. It's the complete Caribbean dream, and at very down to earth prices."

Fielding Worldwide – Caribbean

"Digs are in octagonal, thatched-roof cottages of wood and stone with wraparound terraces and enclosed outdoor showers. Pencil post beds are draped with mosquito netting. Think of Polynesian meets Caribbean."