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Check-in: 1500
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The Grand Cayman Beach Suites is the island's finest Caribbean beach resort. Experience the sparking white sands of Seven Mile Beach and all that our beautiful and exotic Grand Cayman resort has to offer.
The facilities comprises of 53 deluxe Beach Suites, including four two-bedroom Ocean Front Suites features a large 680 square foot, fully furnished terrace directly overlooking the white sands of Seven Mile Beach and the crystal clear Caribbean Sea.
All Suites have a spectacular views of the ocean, beach and swimming pools. Each suite has French or Full Balcony, and a sofa bed in the dining/living room.
The Britannia golf course, the resort premier golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus spans Grand Cayman from Seven Mile Beach to North Sound, accommodating challenging holes that lie beside the sea and wind their way through natural lakes.
The hotel resort offers some unique and exclusive facilities within the complex. Besides its 24/7 fitness centre, deluxe European boutique spa, water sports facilities, diving, catamaran trips, it also has three of the best known restaurants.
Additional features include: Concierge, Conference facilities, Free parking, 24 hour Fitness Center, Spa, High-speed Internet, Pools, Restaurants, and Room Service.
Special offer in 2009 - 50% Off from July 8 to December 18, 2009. Valid on all room categories. Not combinable with any other promotion. Special offer in 2010 - book before November 30, 2009 and get 25-40% off!
Effective immediately, it is no longer permitted to smoke in guestrooms. This does not include public areas and balconies. A $250 recovery fee will be charged to guests that do not comply with this rule.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.5 out of 5
(31 reviews)
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Hotel address: Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands 0
Grand Cayman.
Owen Roberts International Airport (GCM).
Located directly on famous Seven Mile Beach.
This property has a smoke-free policy
High-energy restaurant and lounge offers understated elegance with an Asian influence. Serving an array of sushi, sashimi, and appetizers with an eclectic mix of music, including jazz and a DJ. Open 6 days a week for dinner and evening entertainment.
Open daily.
Available from 6:30am-11pm.
Located on the Britannia Golf Course, this casual spot is welcoming and great for dining alone or for a casual business meeting surfing the web. Open daily for breakfast and lunch.
Recently voted in the “Top Three Restaurants in the Caribbean” by Wine Spectator magazine. Popular beachside restaurant offers sophisticated Caribbean cuisine. Serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Reservations recommended.
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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.5 out of 5
(31 reviews)
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Score
5 out of 5
super
papa doc Nov 5, 2009
quiet time to go which was a plus staff was very helpful, rooms spacious and clean, no negatives to speak of and i'm VERY picky! ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Excellent Choice!
Katers Nov 1, 2009
This is a great hotel to stay in. The rooms have a small kitchette (bar fridge and microwave) so we could save some money by ... buying our own food. There was a large grocery store within walking distance to the hotel that really helped out (food in Grand Cayman is expensive). We ate at the resturant Hemmingway's at the hotel....EXCELLET! Probably some of the best food we've had in a long time. Also have a good sushi resturant at the hotel (Bamboo). The beach and pool were very nice, not too crowded. The sand is white and soft with no "beach junk" and the water is crystal clear blue. At night you can go up to the roof top deck and watch the sunset...some of the most beautiful sunsets. Beach walks are also relaxing and safe (even at night). If you want to explore the island a bit I would recommend getting a rental car but you can also take cabs anywhere you want to go. We didn't have a car and did just fine. George town is nice for the touristy shops and resturants. Before you go into town make sure to check if there are a lot of cruise ships in port (you can see them docked from the beach). We went with one cruise ship and it was busy...one day there were three ships and could image it being too busy. I would highly recommend doing some sort of snorkling/diving trip. We booked right with the hotel and went to sting ray city to swim with the sting rays. That was probably one of the most fun things we did! They take you to a sandbar with about waist high water and you swim with the rays. They are super gental and a little slimey but a once in a lifetime experience. Overall we loved Grand Cayman and the Beach Suites and would definitly go again!
Traveler type: Couples
Visit the grocery store (full sized store just like in the States) to get food for breakfast or lunch. Food in Cayman is expensive and can add up fast. The hotel has a mini fridge and microwave so you can heat up leftover food or have cereal instead of going out all the time.
Score
4 out of 5
Good Experience
Travelbug Oct 6, 2009
Grand Cayman Beach Suites is a great place to stay in Cayman. This was my first visit to the cayman Island and the Island ... and the Hotel are both fantastic. Do not go by the looks of the hotel from out side as it look a bit small on the first look. The rooms are huge it has a bedroom a living room small kitchen with a microwave and fridge, plates and all the silver ware. The best part about the hotel is the location it is right on the 7 mile beach. The beach is clean and the water is clear you can even snorkel right in that beach as it is rich with marine life. Also one more thing the bar in the hotel is very expensive but the bar next door is very cheap almost half price just take a walk on the beach and go next door to get a drink you will save a lot of money ;)
Traveler type: Couples
They have a red sail shop in the hotel but we found them to be very expensive. If you find travel guide you will find a lot of locals tours and recreation activities for decent price they also pick you up and drop you off so don't worry about the distance.
Reviews represent the opinions of CheapTickets customers, not of CheapTickets or its staff.
Visit the grocery store (full sized store just like in the States) to get food for breakfast or lunch. Food in Cayman is expensive and can add up fast. The hotel has a mini fridge and microwave so you can heat up leftover food or have cereal instead of going out all the time.
--Katers, Chicago, IL Nov 1, 2009
They have a red sail shop in the hotel but we found them to be very expensive. If you find travel guide you will find a lot of locals tours and recreation activities for decent price they also pick you up and drop you off so don't worry about the distance.
--Travelbug, West Newyork, NJ Oct 6, 2009
Fosters is the local grocery store a 5 minute drive north of the hotel. It's a great spot to pick up snacks, sandwiches and fresh fruit. Their prepared deli sandwiches were great for taking on the boat and to the airport. They're not "great" but they're good and much cheaper than the airport food. :-)
--Aaron - SCUBA diver, Stow, OH Sep 12, 2009
Overall score
4.5 out of 5
(31 reviews)
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Score
5 out of 5
super
papa doc Nov 5, 2009
quiet time to go which was a plus staff was very helpful, rooms spacious and clean, no negatives to speak of and i'm VERY picky! ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Excellent Choice!
Katers Nov 1, 2009
This is a great hotel to stay in. The rooms have a small kitchette (bar fridge and microwave) so we could save some money by ... buying our own food. There was a large grocery store within walking distance to the hotel that really helped out (food in Grand Cayman is expensive). We ate at the resturant Hemmingway's at the hotel....EXCELLET! Probably some of the best food we've had in a long time. Also have a good sushi resturant at the hotel (Bamboo). The beach and pool were very nice, not too crowded. The sand is white and soft with no "beach junk" and the water is crystal clear blue. At night you can go up to the roof top deck and watch the sunset...some of the most beautiful sunsets. Beach walks are also relaxing and safe (even at night). If you want to explore the island a bit I would recommend getting a rental car but you can also take cabs anywhere you want to go. We didn't have a car and did just fine. George town is nice for the touristy shops and resturants. Before you go into town make sure to check if there are a lot of cruise ships in port (you can see them docked from the beach). We went with one cruise ship and it was busy...one day there were three ships and could image it being too busy. I would highly recommend doing some sort of snorkling/diving trip. We booked right with the hotel and went to sting ray city to swim with the sting rays. That was probably one of the most fun things we did! They take you to a sandbar with about waist high water and you swim with the rays. They are super gental and a little slimey but a once in a lifetime experience. Overall we loved Grand Cayman and the Beach Suites and would definitly go again!
Traveler type: Couples
Visit the grocery store (full sized store just like in the States) to get food for breakfast or lunch. Food in Cayman is expensive and can add up fast. The hotel has a mini fridge and microwave so you can heat up leftover food or have cereal instead of going out all the time.
Score
4 out of 5
Good Experience
Travelbug Oct 6, 2009
Grand Cayman Beach Suites is a great place to stay in Cayman. This was my first visit to the cayman Island and the Island ... and the Hotel are both fantastic. Do not go by the looks of the hotel from out side as it look a bit small on the first look. The rooms are huge it has a bedroom a living room small kitchen with a microwave and fridge, plates and all the silver ware. The best part about the hotel is the location it is right on the 7 mile beach. The beach is clean and the water is clear you can even snorkel right in that beach as it is rich with marine life. Also one more thing the bar in the hotel is very expensive but the bar next door is very cheap almost half price just take a walk on the beach and go next door to get a drink you will save a lot of money ;)
Traveler type: Couples
They have a red sail shop in the hotel but we found them to be very expensive. If you find travel guide you will find a lot of locals tours and recreation activities for decent price they also pick you up and drop you off so don't worry about the distance.
Score
5 out of 5
BEAUTIFUL RESORT WITH EXEMPLARY SERVICE
VH AND EBH Sep 22, 2009
tHE CHECKIN SERVICE WAS GREAT,THE ROOM SERVICE WAS GREAT THE GROUNDS WERE CLEAN, GREAT STAFF ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Nice place, great location, great staff
Aaron - SCUBA diver Sep 12, 2009
We used the hotel mostly for a place to sleep. The pool was crowded with families and little children. Our "ocean view" room ... was really a "palm tree view" room, but to their credit the staff was very courteous and helpful in moving us to room with an actual ocean view. The doors to the hotel are locked at night which doesn't seem to be the norm on 7 Mile Beach, but there was no indication that the added security was necessary. The small wet bar in the room (refrigerator, sink, microwave & set of eating dishes) was excellent for having snacks in the room.
Traveler type: Couples
Fosters is the local grocery store a 5 minute drive north of the hotel. It's a great spot to pick up snacks, sandwiches and fresh fruit. Their prepared deli sandwiches were great for taking on the boat and to the airport. They're not "great" but they're good and much cheaper than the airport food. :-)
Score
5 out of 5
GCBS
Lover of the Islands Sep 9, 2009
I stayed at the hotel because I was attending a wedding that was going to be held at the location. The place was a really ... great hotel to stay at. The hotel has a lot of water activities available for a fee. Having the water activities available on site gave you the option to never leave the hotel if you chose to do so.
Traveler type: Friends
Snorkeling to see the stingrays and see the beautiful underwater aquirium. Included a nice relaxing boat ride and lunch and snacks were also served.
Score
4 out of 5
Good for families
Lisa Jul 20, 2009
Nice accomodations, not luxury though, in a great location. Walking distance to grocery store and several restaurants. Bus ... stop right outside for easy and inexpensive trasport along 7 Mile Beach. Food at Hemingway's (hotel restaurant) was very good, as was the service. Pool bar and lunch menu are also convenient. I would say 4 full days on the island are plenty, unless you plan to do excursions farther afield. Easily saved $600 on food by hitting the grocery store on day 1 and utilizing the in room kitchen. Everything on the island was very expensive. If you're going to eat out every meal, I would expect to spend $200/day easy to feed a family of four.
Traveler type: Family
Take the local bus instead of a taxi. The bus will pretty much pick you up and drop you off anywhere you want along 7 Mile Beach for about $2US per person. By contrast, a 10 minute cab ride is about $30US. Also, try to book excursions on line in advance if you can or through the hotel. Both offer discounts. Cruise ships come to town on Tuesday's and Wednesday's and lots of things book up on those days, even in the off season.
Score
4 out of 5
beautiful suites
Mimi Jul 18, 2009
great suites,good food but expensive,close to great grocery store you don't have to spend big dollars eating..Ragazzi's ... across the street is great. They have Wendy's and Burger King and KFC . We went to just relax on the beach and it was perfect for us. Really enjoyed the space in the suites.only wish they had a happy hour at the poolbar and wish that it would stay open after 6:30PM Pool isn 't too big but it works..no problem getting lounge chairs Don't get the transfer vouchers...they are twice the cost of a cab from the airport.
Traveler type: Couples
many good places to eat within walking distance. Hotel food is great....dinner is very pricey.drinks are all around $10 each.
Score
5 out of 5
Great location, impressive property
mk Jul 14, 2009
This is a fabulous hotel and the staff were very, very friendly. We are divers, and I would recommend shopping around for ... water sports. Red Sail, the hotel water sport shop, seemed more expensive to me than some others. We used a local dive shop, Divers Down- they were very, very good and they picked us up/dropped us at the front door of the hotel.
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
The Place to Be
Refreshed Guest Jul 4, 2009
This was our second time to stay at The Grand Cayman Beach Suites. Peviously they were Hyatt Beach Suites and we wondered if ... it would be the same great experience. We are happy to report... It was excellent. Great service, fabulous room, and relaxing time. We will return.
Traveler type: Couples
A short walk to Foster's Grocery store made it easy for us to lunch and snack in the room and not waste beach time going out for lunch.
Score
4 out of 5
Grand Cayman Beach Suites
PTBLenexa1 Jul 2, 2009
Very nice rooms. Clean. A beer at the bar was $7. Oh well, that is Cayman. ...
Traveler type: Single
Take the bus when you are able, the cabs are expensive.
Score
4 out of 5
Fantastic getaway to relax
Yoki Jul 2, 2009
It was a great hotel. great location. it was close to everything. It was very quiet. Maybe the only thing i could complain ... is that there was not enough activity at the night. T Maybe because this is off peak season, but everything else was great. Also i was hoping to be at the beach and order drinks but they did not have this service at the beach. to eat you had to go to the pool or the restaurants.
Traveler type: Couples
This was my favorite thing of the trip. Almost everything is walking distance. The supermarket and restaurants. Hemingway that is located at this hotel had a great dinner menu on Saturday and live music.
Score
4 out of 5
Perfect Location/Big Suite
Bob Jun 29, 2009
We went there mainly to relax and do some Scuba diving. The location was perfect. A scuba center was located on site. I would ... stay at the Beach Suites again.
Traveler type: Family
The Cafe Med (located across the street) is a great place to go for lunch.
Score
4 out of 5
GREAT Time, AWESOME Food
Dana S Jun 15, 2009
This is the old Hyatt. It's a very unassuming property from the outside but the service, interior suites, food, ... service/staff, and location are really top-notch. The onsite restaurants are some of the best in Cayman. Red Sail sports is located on the property (best shop on the island) and makes diving and watersports super easy and very safe. The strip of 7-mile beach is the best you can get. Only downsides, few rooms look right over the water and balcony views are good but not the best (you can't hear the ocean lapping at your door). Also, seems like a good family place and we noticed lots of kids - not a bad thing, but if you want adult-time with total peace and quiet, there are kids around (well behaved, but none the less, kids). And, the bar drinks are very pricey, but that's true of all Cayman resorts. This was a great first experience - whether you stay there or just visit, don't miss the restaurants and Red Sail sports - really amazing!
Traveler type: Couples
Don't miss Hemingways and Bamboo!
Score
5 out of 5
Right place to relax
Al Jun 2, 2009
Needed a period of peace and quiet just to recharge the batteries. Couldn't have chosen a better hotel for this purpose. ... Right on one of the best parts of the 7-mile beach. Water is heavenly, why even bother to consider going into the pool (even though it is where the bar is located). Home base for Red Sails Dive Shop from which all water sports originate. Good setup for beach chairs and towels. In nearby Buckingham Square is truly excellent Ragazzi restaurant.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Nice place!
'66 Aliens May 25, 2009
The suites were very spacious and clean and the hotel staff was extremely courteous and helpful. It would have been nice to ... have some entertainment and a bar that stayed open long enough to cater to the sunset watchers but I can't complain too much because the sunsets were beautiful and provided plenty of entertainment by itself. The restaraunts on the hotel property are fabulous and worth the money. The restaurant across the street - Decker's - is also one of our favorites and if you're there on Tuesday's, they have all you can eat lobster. Come prepared though as most of the plates we had there had more food than we both could eat. Water sports are plentiful at the beach and can be booked at the hotel. The Red Sail company is located on the hotel property and has sunset sails, dinners, trips to Stingray city, dive trips, Rum Point trips, ski-doos, water trikes, kayaks, you name it. Unfortunately we arrived on 5/19 and our luggage didn't. On 5/20 there was a national holiday and 99% of the shops were closed so we had a pretty hectic first day trying to find some swim suits to be able to get some water action. Our luggage arrived the night of 5/20 which we thought was far too long a wait but it was the airlines fault - nothing to do with the hotel.
Traveler type: Couples
If you go to the turtle farm, don't spend the extra money to snorkel there as it is a joke. It's a manmade lagoon and is a waste of money.
Score
5 out of 5
Great place to stay in the Cayman Island
Satisfied customer May 20, 2009
Very helpful and friendly staff. ...
Traveler type: Couples
The only way to experience the fine dining available on the Grand Cayman is to have a vehicle ( a jeep is great)so that you are not tied down by needing cabs.
Score
5 out of 5
Awesome Hotel, Ideal Location
TexAg May 16, 2009
The staff was teriffic, friendly, knowledgable, and professional. The Hotel Location is perfect for walking to some of the ... best restaurants and bars on 7 mile beach and Red Sail Sports is a top notch dive shop located within the resort.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Great Location
East Coast Travlers May 15, 2009
The GCBS are a very nice size, clean and have a refrigerator, microwave and toaster which came in handy for breakfast/lunch. ... The ocean is just steps away and there is a reef not far for snorkeling. We really enjoyed how you did not have to fight for a beach chair and the pool chairs were the same. The pool was nice with swim up bar and the bar is so close to the beach it's great for just relaxing. We travel to different destinations in the Caribbean at least once a year. We are in our 40s and we like snorkeling, swimming, boat trips and nice dinners. Grand Cayman does not have a lot of night life but is great for everything I mentioned. Like most reviews it's a little on the high side but manageable. We upgraded our room to have a full balcony which was nice to sit out and have breakfast and grocery store has everything you would need and is a 5 min. walk. Our goal was to relax and stay on the beach and we accomplished that we always had dinner at restaurants on the beach and then we would walk home each night. Since we only had lunch out a couple of times we choose higher end dinners. Luca was favorite great pasta as an appetizer (and coming from the east coast were not really looking for past but this was very good) and the fish was also great. For both us that rated as a favorite however, I (female) really enjoyed The Ritz (Blue) and both were my favorite. Cautions with Blue portions are not big and very expensive. It was some of the best tuna tartar I have ever eaten, great fish, great service and great wine. Casa Havana was great and Hemingway's on the property also very good. We did try the sushi restaurant at GCBS and I unfortunately would not recommend that we should have tried deckers. Another notable detail on Grand Cayman was not seeing one solicitor on the beach and a reasonably safe feeling when walking home each night. Stingray city was worth the trip and very different.
Traveler type: Couples
Grocery store is to the left!
Score
4 out of 5
Great location, Great Staff, A Definite!
ToddinDC May 8, 2009
From the moment we walked in to the lobby, we were greated with smiles and champagne! Once we got to our room, we realized ... that we were upgraded and they delivered a small plate of fruit for us to enjoy. Essentially, this is how it went during our entire stay. Whatever we needed, whatever questions we had the staff was ready to help us out and give us what we needed, no matter how mundane. We truly felt welcome! I'd also like to state the bartenders pool side were awesome. So friendly, helpful and just a good group of guys. And perfect location! You walk right out onto the softest, cleanest sand I've seen in a long while. This was truly a relaxing stay.
Traveler type: Friends
Take a day, rent a car and explore the island!
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Visit the grocery store (full sized store just like in the States) to get food for breakfast or lunch. Food in Cayman is expensive and can add up fast. The hotel has a mini fridge and microwave so you can heat up leftover food or have cereal instead of going out all the time.
--Katers, Chicago, IL Nov 1, 2009
They have a red sail shop in the hotel but we found them to be very expensive. If you find travel guide you will find a lot of locals tours and recreation activities for decent price they also pick you up and drop you off so don't worry about the distance.
--Travelbug, West Newyork, NJ Oct 6, 2009
Fosters is the local grocery store a 5 minute drive north of the hotel. It's a great spot to pick up snacks, sandwiches and fresh fruit. Their prepared deli sandwiches were great for taking on the boat and to the airport. They're not "great" but they're good and much cheaper than the airport food. :-)
--Aaron - SCUBA diver, Stow, OH Sep 12, 2009
Snorkeling to see the stingrays and see the beautiful underwater aquirium. Included a nice relaxing boat ride and lunch and snacks were also served.
--Lover of the Islands, New Orleans, La. Sep 9, 2009
Take the local bus instead of a taxi. The bus will pretty much pick you up and drop you off anywhere you want along 7 Mile Beach for about $2US per person. By contrast, a 10 minute cab ride is about $30US. Also, try to book excursions on line in advance if you can or through the hotel. Both offer discounts. Cruise ships come to town on Tuesday's and Wednesday's and lots of things book up on those days, even in the off season.
--Lisa, Elmhurst, IL Jul 20, 2009
many good places to eat within walking distance. Hotel food is great....dinner is very pricey.drinks are all around $10 each.
--Mimi, binghamton, new york Jul 18, 2009
A short walk to Foster's Grocery store made it easy for us to lunch and snack in the room and not waste beach time going out for lunch.
--Refreshed Guest, Dallas/Fort Worth, TX. Jul 4, 2009
Take the bus when you are able, the cabs are expensive.
--PTBLenexa1, Kansas City Jul 2, 2009
This was my favorite thing of the trip. Almost everything is walking distance. The supermarket and restaurants. Hemingway that is located at this hotel had a great dinner menu on Saturday and live music.
--Yoki, Little Neck, NY Jul 2, 2009
The Cafe Med (located across the street) is a great place to go for lunch.
--Bob, Washington, DC Jun 29, 2009
Don't miss Hemingways and Bamboo!
--Dana S, Dallas, TX Jun 15, 2009
If you go to the turtle farm, don't spend the extra money to snorkel there as it is a joke. It's a manmade lagoon and is a waste of money.
--'66 Aliens, UFO Capital, USA May 25, 2009
The only way to experience the fine dining available on the Grand Cayman is to have a vehicle ( a jeep is great)so that you are not tied down by needing cabs.
--Satisfied customer, Milwaukee, Wisconsin May 20, 2009
Grocery store is to the left!
--East Coast Travlers, Basking Ridge, NJ May 15, 2009
Take a day, rent a car and explore the island!
--ToddinDC, Washington DC May 8, 2009
Red Sail was great another company canceled our outing and red sail added us that day and were great to work with. Taxi service was expensive at night almost double prices compared to day travel if you can manage driving on the left renting would be a better value, however, I would taxi to the hotel from airport to see if you want to drive there (a little scary).
--Three amigos, upstate, NY May 3, 2009
Ragazzi restaurant very good, also liquor store.Great Catch the buses into Georgetown, $1 - 15 min ride!
--Paula, USA Nov 26, 2008
Copper Falls steakhouse.
--Betsi, Weatherford, TX Oct 30, 2008
Prime Brazilian Churrascaria Steakhouse was the absolute best dining experience we had all week.
--Mark, USA Sep 18, 2008
there is a red sail at the hotel along with a gift shop that has everthing you need and two restaurants also.
--Angelica, USA Jul 31, 2008
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