[Firemon]

As far as you can get from the all-inclusives in Negril and Montego Bay, a night in one of the Great Huts in Port Antonio starts at the ridiculously low price of $35 for the Granary Hut, modeled after an African millet silo. One of 17 eco-huts on the northeastern coast, $83 will buy a night in the Tabernacle Hut, which is more like a low-impact, high-style, 40-foot-long tent with two king beds and two single beds, crushed limestone sand floors and a big cowskin-covered sofa. Built on a plateau, the funky huts are gussied up with local artwork and come with breakfast and Wi-Fi in the communal areas. Chill-out extras include a cliff-side swimming pool, hammocks on the calm-watered sandy beach, awesome views of Boston Bay, Blue Mountains and the Caribbean Sea, and a library stocked with books about Bob Marley and Rastafarianism. Look no further for cheap eats than the Boston Jerk Center at the end of the road. With names like Miss Ivy’s and Mickey Junior, a dozen or so thatched or tin-roofed makeshifts with open pits fired by pimento logs are manned by grillers who fill paper plates with everything from chicken and ribs to pork and lobster. Add a "festival" or sweet hush puppy to mop up the extra sauce, rice, breadfruit and a cold Red Stripe beer and you’ve got a hefty dinner for less than $15.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/experience/caribbean/2016/11/07/budget-caribbean/93309094/

[oldtimer]

But....would you stay there ?

[Jerrydread]

I stayed at great Huts back in 2006 or so. Great Huts was still in its infancy stage then. We stayed in the Tree House over looking Boston Bay. Awesome views and close to nature.
The staff back then was awesome. So friendly and accommodating. Back then there was not much to do at great huts but it is centrally located to all great points in Portland. Downtown Porty, Frenchmans Cove,Long Bay, Blue Hole, Somerset Falls, and The Boston Jerk Center right down the lane from Great Huts. It was a back to nature experience back then. I don't how far they have come since though[attachment=2551]    

[CardBoardBox]

I wouldn't stay there for the simple reason that bamboo is not a barrier to mosquitoes.

However, the outdoor shower is a "plus" for anyone who hasn't experienced same.
The site is interesting, with good 'history' and 'about us' pages.

Tangent; Heartbeat (RIP) on the West End had pillar-rooms, worthy of the $105 price but even with the nets over the bed, well, give me a block-room with my own pin-up screens.
BTW, if you ever find lots of little droppings on the bed in an outdoor type room, they may be from lizzards on the ceiling. I place lizzards in the same category as bats - something good to have around (unless they are crapping on you and the bed.) I'm not aware of them carrying away small children in the middle of the night. LOL