Resorts in Cayman Islands

"Beautiful place!! 2 minute walk to the most beautiful, calm, uncrowded beach..did not have to leave the condo complex to find anything, everything is there, grocery store..gym, uncrowded pool, bars, restaurant..Rommel, the host is a 10 out 10, picked me up at the airport , and always a phone call away for anything i needed..thank you Rommel !!"

"Location on the seven mile beach "

"I loved visiting in September as it's the LOW season. The staff is so friendly and helpful, delightful. The only negative is that the mattress could use an upgrade; it was too soft."

"We had two separate rooms with bathrooms and a 60” tv in both rooms and living room with 3 A/C units for each. Very quiet hotel. Breakfast was awesome. Staff is friendly and helpful. "

"Our entire stay was A++ Thank You Front Desk Manager Charlie & Staff for the superb service and hospitality. Thank you for making our stay memorable."

"Was a good stay"

"Very nice stay, love the location to the beach and public bus route. My one complaint would be to include a few extra towels for the beach."

"I love the property the staff the property was very comfortable. The room had everything that we needed."

"We stayed here the third week of August, which is considered slow season on the island. The complex was quiet, with just a few other guests around besides our group. The 3-bedroom apartment was spacious and well equipped, especially the kitchen, we did plenty of cooking to save on dining out. Having a washer and dryer on site was also a big plus. The location is very convenient, with restaurants, a liquor store, and shops within walking distance. We also discovered a nearby pathway that leads to Camana Bay. Transportation was easy, taxis knew the place right away, and buses were accessible from the main street. That said, this is a condo complex, not a resort. Don’t expect a tiki bar, organized activities, or much of a social scene. While the residents were fine, I did sometimes feel like we were blending more into a residential setting than a vacation one. Whether that’s a positive or negative really depends on what kind of experience you’re looking for. "