Titchfield Hotel, Port Antonio, Portland. Built by the United Fruit Company for wealthy passengers of their banana boats.

• It was constructed around 1891, in time for the opening of the Great Jamaica Exhibition.
• It burned and was reopened in 1905.
• In the late 1950s it was extensively rebuilt and became the Jamaica Reef Hotel. Owned by Rex Rand.
• In Fall 1960, face lifting and reconstruction work was underway and should be completed for the upcoming Winter season. All 34 rooms are being modernized, and the dining room will be larger, air-conditioned and glassed in for a better view. The lobby will be more spacious and there will be an air-conditioned cocktail lounge in addition to the poolside bar. Shops will line the curving entrance. It will be under new management.
• It burned down again in the 1960s.
• Today the property is part of the Jamaican Defence Force on the west side of the peninsula on the bluff above the Errol Flynn Marina and facing Navy Island.