Hotel Wedding Venues in Cayman Islands from $393

"Outstanding "

"Breakfast was nice. Staff was helpful. We enjoyed our 2 night stay after 4 weeks on the East End."

"This is a fantastic place to stay in Grand Cayman. Access to the beach, restaurants, groceries, busses and taxis is easy. I definitely recommend it. In addition, the staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. The resort also provides extra outings/activities. As a family that made some meals in the condo, I would have appreciated a wooden cutting board and some better knives. All in all, a fantastic place! "

"Room was beautiful and the restaurant was outstanding. No fighting for seats on the beach or at the restaurant. Beach chairs were extremely comfortable and everything was well taken care of. Only comments include that the wifi did not work and the reception staff were not available. We were completely unsure how to check out. "

"Yes amazing beach views"

"overall a great experience and a true resort. most important staff is amazing and that is what makes the difference. cherry on the top is the beach is back."

"Excellent experience !"

"The manager is very good, supportive and efficient. Location is very good"

"While the distant ocean view was unobstructed, the beach view was non-existent. It’s a 4 minute walk across the street and through the community play area. This is a beautiful boutique hotel! Immaculately clean. The staff was top tier. Willie was our favorite pool-side waiter. We ate at all 4 restaurants. Very Good food! BE AWARE that this is a family friendly hotel. There were kids everywhere. The hot tub was so crowded with kids its was nearly impossible to use. At times, sitting by the pool was anything but relaxing. Kids were constantly yelling, screaming, carrying on, throwing footballs, slapping pool noodles on the water and making a ridiculous amount of noise. It felt like a Disney Cruise at times! The so called ‘private beach’ was disappointing! The lounge chairs were lined up so tightly they were almost on top of each other. Good luck getting a beach lounger where you can see the ocean. The front row at the shoreline is mainly reserved sun couches that you pay extra for. The private beach area is tucked in between the public beach and a sun/water toy rental on one side and a sail, sea and beach excursion sales hut on the other. The swim area was tiny and crowded! While we enjoyed our stay, I feel some adult only spaces should be available for the guests that are not traveling with their children. "