Hanover Grange at Tryall

Other highlights include:

• Spa located in an attractive garden gazebo surrounded by trees (includes massage treatment area along with Jacuzzi and shower)
• Infinity edge pool
• Schonbek black crystal chandeliers
• Organic cook ware
• Hanover Grange embroidered Ralph Lauren linens
• Dumb-waiter that runs from the upstairs kitchen to the butler’s pantry on the first floor
• Formal Dining Room that can seat 30 comfortably for dinner

It was important to Theresa that her guests should be able to enjoy top class local Jamaican produce To help achieve this the Villa aims to produce much of its own food with an organic garden containing fresh herbs, fruits and vegetables.

In addition to the kitchen gardens, the team has created another garden that provides flora and fauna to be used for decorating the Villa.

Theresa has created an environment that is unique to The Tryall Club and combines the traditions of old world Jamaica with the vibrant esoteric energy of the modern day Jamaican Art world. Since opening Hanover Grange has become the highest profile privately owned villa in Jamaica which has welcomed a succession of international celebrities and business leaders as guests and attracted the attention of the world’s media.

Tryall Club Membership

A significant amenity for guests in this villa is membership at the excellent Tryall Club. On 2,200 acres, Tryall’s golf course is among the most beautiful in the world. Its 18 hillside and seaside fairways have been home to the Johnnie Walker, Mazda and other PGA championship events. The resident pro offers workshops and private lessons. The Tryall tennis club features nine Nova Cushion courts, some lit for night play, with world-class pro’s on call. All white attire required. (Some Tryall Club golf services subject to a 15% service charge, including green fees, golf cart rentals, shoe and club rentals).

The beach is well planned for parents and children. Have lunch at the beach bar. Work out in the well-equipped gym. Jog the marked trails. Snorkeling, kayaking, hobie cat and sunfish are complimentary. Glass bottom boats, charter fishing, a boat to the reef and any captained craft attract various fees. Enjoy weekly events like the Manager’s Cocktail Party on Mondays, as well as Beach BBQ and Reggae Night beach parties for an additional fee.

On the hill, enjoy the historic Great House for afternoon tea and a magnificent view from the terrace. Shop at the commissary and boutique, meet for happy hour at the bar, and browse a wealth of Jamaican, Haitian and Cuban works and souvenirs in the Gallery of West Indian Art. And don’t miss the massive Tryall pool!

Membership Fee

Tryall is a private club whose members may use most Club facilities at no charge with the exception of tennis shop, ball boys, bar & restaurant, spa, grocery, motorized watersports, Nanny services and golf. Complimentary amenities include the beach, non-motorized watersports, tennis, the excellent gym, the Hummingbird Kids Club, Great House afternoon tea, the Manager's Cocktail Party and various special events.

The Tryall Club requires all villa and condo guests to become members during their stay via a Temporary Membership Fee of US$130 (plus 15% service charge) per week for each guest 16 years and over, or US$26 (plus 15% service charge) per day per person for stays of less than 7 days.

Plan to pay your Temporary Membership Dues locally at the Front Desk in the Great House when you register. Credit cards are accepted. You will be given a temporary membership card to enable your access to all Club facilities.

Tryall Club Front Desk will set up a charge account for you during your stay. If you plan to pay for your charge account in cash at the end of your stay, they will request a cash deposit. If you plan to pay for your charge account with a credit card, they will place a hold on your card to cover this amount (recommended hold amount is US$150 per adult per day).