It really would be difficult NOT to have a great time at COR. It is a very beautiful, well-appointed resort right on the beach!!! The Carribean food is delicious and abundant and the rooms are clean and vibrant.
Here is a short list of the best and possibly worst about COR:
Best
1) ITs in Jamaica -everything is no problem man (including the ganja)
2) Very friendly and fun staff- everyone is having a good time here
3) Authentic Carribean food served at the main buffet plus many other options at the three other restaurants
4) Beautiful rooms- our deluxe ocean room suite was 2 metres from the ocean
5) Small intimate feel- very romantic
6) REGGAE played at all times
7) Lots of fun activities, including Tower Island for the adventurist type

Worst
1) Small beach- nice and close to heavenly food and drink, BUT no strolls on the beach its closed of by peer and rock
2) Late Night entertainment- after the band stops at 11pm there is nothing but the piano bar (small, indoor bar for drunk singing)
3) If the weather is bad the beach isn't combed and is full of gargabe washed in from the tide (I pitied the visitors who arrived on a bad day, it was like a different world)
I was able to think of a few disadvantages but I wouldn't be discouraged; on a sunny day the place is pure heaven!!

We went to Couples for our 20th wedding anniversary, I booked the trip for us and 2 other couples, I did a lot of research and reading of reviews before finally picking this resort. I was apprehensive since I made all the plans but they were completely unfounded. We had a wonderful time. This resort has what I always thought a carribean feel would be. It's NOT a new shiny hotel with fine fancy ammenities but it is most certainly up to par and then some. As soon as we got there from our 2 hour ride from the airport we were met with cool towels and icy drinks, filled out paperwork and were up to our rooms in about 10 minutes. We all had Deluxe Ocean View Rooms, all had spectacular views, clean bedroom and bathroom.
The food and drinks were abundant, the staff extremely friendly and always willing to help. We were never hungry or thirsty. There were activities if you wished to participate. They are closing this resort in April of 2008 until December of 2008 for renovations, I hope they don't destroy the feel of it. All 6 of us didn't want to leave and are already talking about our return trip.

What are people talking about .This place is incredible clean as can be,the best food you could ever eat,grounds and beach kept beautiful and clean and to top it all off the nicest staff you could ever imagine.Never leave your beach lounger for a drink,they are always accomodating,smiling,dancing and singing all the time or atleast all the male staff were.I hope to have as unforgettable trip again someday but as of yet no other resort has compared to this one.

despite a flight delay our journey with Thomson was, I'm glad to say, an improvement on many previous flights. The introduction of meals by Aldo Zilli actually added a plus to the experience, my husband normally eschews aircraft meals but was man enough to agree that he had enjoyed what he had eaten. Our arrival in Montego Bay can only be described as tortuous, it would appear that our flight arrived at the same time as approximately 6 other flights. We walked, in a 4 strong queue, for approximately 35 minutes before we even saw the immigration desks. It was a 30 minute trek before we placed our passports etc., on the desk. A very pleasant greeting from the Immigration officer, and a vague apology for the long wait. We thought the rest of the entry would be a doddle- WRONG-, it was horrendous. At least 10 lines (queues we would call them) snaked around the customs area, sad to say that there appeared to be no starting or finishing points and Americans are not given to standing in queues, they pushed in and jostled to get to the front. A quick and quiet word to one of the Customs officials about the organised chaos did get us moving very rapidly. Unfortunately it was at the expense of other travellers and I did feel a little guilty. I have deliberately described this part of the holiday because it did not set a scene for enjoyment, and, if travelling with children or elderly/handicapped people, it is perhaps better that you are aware of the problems.
Having finally navigated our way through the airport , we arrived at the Couples welcoming desk, a speedy registration, a very welcome cold drink (or two), toilets and we were checked for transport to the hotel. The journey was 2 hours long and traffic was heavy. I think all passengers on the bus were delighted when their various destinations were reac hed.
We checked in at reception and were given a room on the ground floor, this would have been fine had it not been for the enormous hedging which greeted us as we stepped onto the patio area. A rapid return to Reception and an alternative room on the 3rd floor was acceptable, don't be afraid to refuse any room which you do not find suits your needs. Our room was fairly spacious, king size bed, storage facilities, en suite and a safe.
Food at OCR is plentiful, and in the main, delightful. As a curry lover I was eager to try 'Jerk' foods but found them to be far to savage. My idea of curry is long, slow cooking, Jerk is anything but. There is plenty of variety, salads are exotic, meats are well cooked and neither of us suffered any ill-effects from anything which we ate Party nights are regular , beach parties, (depending on the weather) take place at keast once a week. All alcoholic drinks are good quality and top shelf drinks readily available. Staff are friendly, smiley, efficient and are to be complimented in many ways. The Entertainment team do a superb effort to join visitors at meals, organise entertainment of
all kinds, present evening shows and teach, very sexy, dancing. We had a wonderful holiday.