Experts' Choice Award Greenwood Great House
What the experts agree on
Greenwood Great House offers a more authentic and intimate glimpse into plantation life than its famous neighbor Rose Hall, showcasing the original Barrett family library with rare 1697 books, fine art, and period furnishings.
Fodor's "Unlike Rose Hall, Greenwood has no spooky legend to titillate, but it's much better than Rose Hall at evoking life on a sugar plantation." Full review
Lonely PlanetTop choice
"While the main attraction in these parts is Rose Hall Great House, visiting Greenwood is a far more intimate and, frankly, interesting experience." Full review
Frommer's "On display is the original library of the Barrett family, with rare books dating from 1697, along with oil paintings of the family, Wedgwood china, rare musical instruments, and antique furniture." Full review
