The Sea Breeze Resort where I stayed almost six years ago was on the verge of folding then. It has since been rennovated and turned into the Sunset Beach Resort & Spa. While I've no specifics on Sunset other than guidebooks still list/rate it as a middle-of-the-road resort, there's some generals which couldn't have changed still worth mentioning.
At the time, this was about the only resort south of Montego Bay. (The airport is north and if pick-up service is still not offered, you'll need calculate price of a cab.) It's located on a narrow hook-shaped peninsula which hems in the huge harbor area where all cruise ships dock. Things were rather quiet and secluded; the masses of "cruise passenger oriented" shops within a moderate yet doable walking distance should you not feel like hassling with a driver.
The two pastel colored towers had already been closed and boarded up leaving the two-story, square-shaped horseshoe facility still struggling for business. I'd paid about $725 for a one-week stay during the off-season for airfare, room, and single supplement, but had declined on the extra all-inclusive price for meals, activities, etc. Don't ask me how, but I landed in an air-conditioned junior suite with two king-sized beds and a balcony that looked out over the courtyard and across to the sea for those beautiful sunsets. There was a lot of indoor relaxing and reading accomplished that week. The placed looked clean, but had a dank moldy smell that overwhelmed any freshness from the salty name - "Sea Breeze".
There were two wide expanses of beach with the one furthest north for clothing optional. One factor for September travelers to keep in mind was the grotesque amount of jellyfish in the water and washed up on the sand. I'd seen this annual phenomenon in late August at NYC's Coney Island, but never in this large amount. "Supposedly", these are to be the harmless kind when/if stung, but it made getting in the water risky and all but impossible without them sliming up against you.
There was hardly anyone else staying in the resort at the time which made for great relaxing solitude, but quickly fueled boredom with so few and so little apparent opportunities. I guess it depends upon what you're looking for, but unless the resort's major rennovations have also included expansion and addition of services, I can't imagine this place being worth anything more than its new name - "Sunset Beach".