The trees. The plants. The water. The warmth of the wood. The cool, smooth surface of stone. Guests find the natural vibe at the FieldSpa—located in a cottage on the edge of the GoldenEye Lagoon—intensely restorative. It could be the cozy setting of our treatment rooms, nestled in the bush and open-to-the-air. It could be the earthy scent of spices, hanging in the air. We think it’s because the FieldSpa is a natural fit with its environment— and that’s what imparts a deep sense of calm. Massage, meditation, salt scrubs, herbal wraps and facials are among the treatments we’re known for. Many of the botanical elixirs and essential oils we use are made at the FieldSpa, drawing on traditional Jamaican recipes and the healing powers of owers, roots, leaves and herbs grown at our farm, Pantrepant. Please, have a look at our menu of treatments. We’re happy to suggest which can best help you recharge— physically and emotionally.

There’s a magnetic quality here that has, for decades, attracted creatives of all stripes. Fleming, who suffered from writer’s block, created the James Bond character while at GoldenEye—and wrote another Bond adventure during every winter. Sting wrote the hit, ‘Every Breath You Take’ and Bono wrote the theme song to the GoldenEye film while here. The artists, writers and musicians from around the world who first visited while Fleming was in residence kept coming when Island Record’s founder, Chris Blackwell, acquired the property during the 1970s. Soon, the original Fleming Villa, didn’t have enough rooms. So, he began to build. What followed: The Originals, Beach and Lagoon Villas, Lagoon Cottages and Beach Huts.