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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
Located in the heart of the Seven Mile Beach area and adjacent to The Links at Safehaven golf course and the Ritz Carlton, this AAA three diamond all suite resort features fully equipped kitchens and award winning tropical decors in all rooms. Choose from Studio Suites, Deluxe Suites and One Bedroom Suites with luxurious pillow top mattresses and all the modern amenities, including wireless hi-speed internet access for an additional fee, air conditioned and ceiling fans, Cable TV with Premium movie channel (CNBC), well lighted work areas with telephones and voice mail, handicapped accessible and adjoining rooms available, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, AM/FM clock radio, coffee maker with gourmet coffees and teas, Aromatherapy products. All suites have an electrical voltage of 110 volts/60 cycles, coin operated laundry machines are also available. The hotel is located less than 200 yards to renowned Grand Cayman Seven Mile Beach. Enjoy complimentary use of world gym (nearby) and discounts with Divers Down and Budget Car Rental. Experience the exceptional service and comfort that makes Sunshine Suites Resort the best lodging value in Grand Cayman. At the Sunshine Bar and Grill, where daily complimentary Continental Breakfast is served or try our NEW Omelet Bar for $3.95 in a casual pool side setting. Or savor the delicious fish, burgers and salads for lunch and dinner. Enjoy the freshwater swimming pool, sundeck, beach towels & beach chairs, scuba equipment storage and wash tanks.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.2 out of 5
(23 reviews)
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Hotel address: 1112 West Bay Road at Safehaven, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands 0000
Grand Cayman.
Owen Roberts International Airport.
The Cayman Islands consist of three islands, 480 miles south of Miami Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. The largest, Grand Cayman is only 22 miles long and 8 miles wide at its widest. George Town on Grand Cayman is the capital and is therefore the hub of government, banking and shopping. Total population (all islands) is 45000.
This property has a smoke-free policy
The award winning poolside Sunshine Bar & Grill serves up casual Carribean dishes and offers a wide variety on the menu. The daily complimentary Continental Breakfast or Omelet Bar for $3.95 is something to start your day off with.
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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.2 out of 5
(23 reviews)
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Score
5 out of 5
Great Location and Service
Kjell S..... Oct 5, 2009
Good location, great service. Clean. quiet, comfortable.We stay here regularly, and highly recommend this hotel. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Great Hotel
Gwendolyn Sep 25, 2009
Just stayed one night, but very nice rooms & friendly staff. Good Continental Breakfast. Not right on the beach *across the ... street* so if that is important then you should stay somewhere else.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Fantastic!
Travelin' family Aug 11, 2009
We stayed here for a few days prior to spending a week on the East End, and then for a few more days once we got back. Both ... times, the rooms were large and clean, the staff friendly and helpful in making various touristy-type reservations / recommendations and they really do have the best burgers on the Island! Plus the location was fantastic! Right in the middle of 7 Mile Beach and a short walk to the gorgeous beach. The only negative I can think of was that there were no elevators, so if you get a room on the 3rd floor, it's a bit to haul the luggage up. But other than that relatively minor problem, this place was fantastic.
Traveler type: Family
I had a burger at the Calypso Grill that was possibly the worst burger of my life- absolutely no flavor. My wife had the fish and that was good though. We dove with Deep Blue Divers and they were amazing.
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I had a burger at the Calypso Grill that was possibly the worst burger of my life- absolutely no flavor. My wife had the fish and that was good though. We dove with Deep Blue Divers and they were amazing.
--Travelin' family, mid-Atlantic Aug 11, 2009
Use the public bus system. Cheap and you can't get lost as it just drives in a loop. Not a huge bus more like 8-10 seater mini vans. Drivers are friendly and will stop on command not just at designated stops
--ScubaDan, Phoenix, AZ Jul 29, 2009
Eat at the Sunshine Grill...you won't regret it! All the shops in Georgetown close at 5 unless there are cruise ships docked then they stay open a bit later. You have to drive on the right side of the road and our steering wheel was on the right side so this was a bit tricky.
--Luv2travel70, Nashville, TN Jul 27, 2009
Overall score
4.2 out of 5
(23 reviews)
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Score
5 out of 5
Great Location and Service
Kjell S..... Oct 5, 2009
Good location, great service. Clean. quiet, comfortable.We stay here regularly, and highly recommend this hotel. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Great Hotel
Gwendolyn Sep 25, 2009
Just stayed one night, but very nice rooms & friendly staff. Good Continental Breakfast. Not right on the beach *across the ... street* so if that is important then you should stay somewhere else.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Fantastic!
Travelin' family Aug 11, 2009
We stayed here for a few days prior to spending a week on the East End, and then for a few more days once we got back. Both ... times, the rooms were large and clean, the staff friendly and helpful in making various touristy-type reservations / recommendations and they really do have the best burgers on the Island! Plus the location was fantastic! Right in the middle of 7 Mile Beach and a short walk to the gorgeous beach. The only negative I can think of was that there were no elevators, so if you get a room on the 3rd floor, it's a bit to haul the luggage up. But other than that relatively minor problem, this place was fantastic.
Traveler type: Family
I had a burger at the Calypso Grill that was possibly the worst burger of my life- absolutely no flavor. My wife had the fish and that was good though. We dove with Deep Blue Divers and they were amazing.
Score
4 out of 5
Great value,great hotel,fantastic staff!
ScubaDan Jul 29, 2009
The hotel is located smack in the iddle of 7 miule beach. Must cross semi busy street to get to beach but it's half the price ... of staying across the street. Staff is wonderful and very helpful and accomodating. Renoir and Leanora at the front desk handled every request perfectly and instantly. Fridge in room is a good help as food can be expensive on island. Restaurant on grounds Sunshine Cafe has the BEST burgers I have ever had poutside of the US. We ate there 4 nights out of 6. Great place to stay all around. Note: Grand Cayman is a very busy and city like island. Do not think you will be secluded anywhere on 7 mile beach. For that reason only I probably won't return to Cayman. But if I did I would have no problem with SS Suites again.
Traveler type: Couples
Use the public bus system. Cheap and you can't get lost as it just drives in a loop. Not a huge bus more like 8-10 seater mini vans. Drivers are friendly and will stop on command not just at designated stops
Score
4 out of 5
Great place to stay......
Luv2travel70 Jul 27, 2009
We loved the Sunshine Suites Resort and I would highly recommend it to anyone. We did have some minor problems while we were ... there. This is a non-smoking property and we could smell smoke coming in thru the vent in our bathroom. I did report this and the front desk staff said they would check on it but that it would be hard to know who it was and that it's difficult to prevent people from sneaking and smoking in the room. The water pressure was not that good. The shampoo/conditioner etc seemed to be less then full when we arrived. I made coffee one morning and the creamer/sweet n low was very hard making me think it must have been old and it was not replaced by the maid. However, the bed was made every day and fresh towels were left and the floor was swept. The staff here was very friendly. You can not beat the food at the Sunshine Grill. We had their fish & shrimp tacos and they were delicious. I also had the curry chicken wrap that was out of this world. The service was excellent. Also, the naked wahoo and fried green tomatoes appetizer was also delicious. They offered a free continental breakfast each morning that consisted of cereal, oatmeal, muffins, waffles, toast, bagels, fruit, juice & coffee. You could have an omelet made for $6 US. The grounds were immaculate. The pool was small but we never got in the pool and it was never crowded. The room was spacious. It had a small sitting area w/ a couch that was a pull out bed, a chair, a small round table w/ 2 chairs and a flat screen TV. It had a fridge, microwave, stove top, sink w/ dishes. A nice bathroom w/ granite countertops & a king size bed w/ another flat screen TV. We went to Coconut Joes and we were seated and sat there for 10 mins w/ no service so we got up and walked out and went back to the Sunshine Grill to eat. We also went to Margaritaville and ordered the Mahi Mahi w/ garlic mashed potatoes. The fish was full of bones and the potatoes were instant. Needless to say, we sent it back and they took it off our bill. We went around 6 and there were only 3-4 couples there. They said their busy time is during lunch hour. We visited Rum Point which is very nice. They have picnic tables you can sit at w/ menus held down by coconuts and you can order burgers, chicken etc. We don't drink but they have a variety of mixed drinks there. You can also book excursions w/ Red Sail and rent jet skis.They also have hammocks. We drove down to Kaibo beach and ate lunch. We had the grouper sandwich that was very good. We also went to the beach area right down from the restaurant in Kaibo and found lots of starfish there. We went to the dinner show Vivendi. We didn't eat the dinner we just went for the show. It was pretty neat but not sure if it was worth $40 US pp. We ordered a small dessert for us to share and they added gratuity to it and it ended up costing us like $13 US. Gas is around $5 US per gallon. The island is very expensive. We did a sunset dinner cruise and paid $75 US pp and it didn't even include a drink w/ your dinner. Water was free but if you wanted a coke it was $2 US. The food was fair. It included Mahi Mahi(mine had bones), chicken w/ a mushroom sauce, salad, soup,rolls, seasoned vegetables, dessert and a cup of coffee. We went to the turtle farm which was not worth $18 US pp. It was neat to see but not worth the money to look at a bunch of turtles. We visited Hell which is definitely over rated. It's a post office and a VERY small rock formation. We wanted to hike the Mastic Trail and followed the road signs to get there but it looked like a deserted unkept place so we opted not to go. The island is beautiful but their touristy places are unkept and overpriced. We did a 3 hr snorkel cruise w/ Captain Marvin ($40 US pp). We enjoyed that. We found the best snorkeling to be at Cemetary Beach not far from our hotel. The Public beach also had pretty good snorkeling and was less crowded then 7 mi beach.We saw the blow holes which was neat. There is a ferry that ...
Traveler type: Couples
Eat at the Sunshine Grill...you won't regret it! All the shops in Georgetown close at 5 unless there are cruise ships docked then they stay open a bit later. You have to drive on the right side of the road and our steering wheel was on the right side so this was a bit tricky.
Score
4 out of 5
Fun in the Sun
Lobster Jul 26, 2009
Great room, we were upgraded with no extra charge. The restaurant was alright, the 'breakfast' was terrible and we ended up ... making our own most mornings. Also, buy coffee filters and get your own coffee, there's nothing worse then a bad cup of coffee first thing in the morning, I thought people would have figured this out long ago. Other than that the grounds are beautiful, beach, well what can I say, it's 7 mile beach. The desk staff could have been a bit more hip to local fresh produce but we found we we needed all on our own. Less fried food at the restaurant and more fresh, local style - I can get a burger anywhere back home, who wants one here!
Traveler type: Couples
Chicken! Chicken! is the best value for the money. It is terrific food, easy to get to and tasty. Trust me, I'm a chef and i'm picky!
Score
4 out of 5
Great Getaway
Fun Traveler Jul 20, 2009
This was a great location, close to shopping and great restaurants. ...
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
excellent room, courteous staff, great d
frequent traveler Jul 13, 2009
such a great deal, everyone was friendly, rooms were clean and very quiet ...
Traveler type: Business
ask the locals, car rental people and the staff, they are the ones who know where to go
Score
3 out of 5
unbeatable price
noel demecillo Jul 5, 2009
we toured turtle farm /george town ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Really glad I stayed here!
Francesca Jun 23, 2009
Not only was the room spotless when we arrived, but the staff was super accomadating at all hours, the food at the restaurant ... was excellent, the grounds immaculate, and the equipped kitchenette was very convenient considering how expensive restaurants are on Grand Cayman. The only downside is that the maids do not do a thorough cleaning during your stay, they only make the beds and replace towels until you leave.
Traveler type: Friends
Food is VERY expensive in the Cayman Islands. Change your money over to CI as soon as you get a chance, a lot of places take advantage of the exchange rate and don't give correct change or charge a surcharge. Almost ALL tabs at restaurants and bars include the tip, so you don't need to add more on, even though they leave that space for you to! Go to Foster's Farms and stock up on groceries. The average bill for a simple lunch is about $50 US, so it really pays to stay at the Sunshine Suites and use that kitchenette!
Score
4 out of 5
Wonderful staff
World Traveler May 20, 2009
While we're used to all inclusive, this hotel made it possible for us to visit a new and exclusive location. Otherwise we ... would have not considered Grand Cayman. Breakfast was free, lunch provisions were purchased from Foster's Supermarket, and dinner was available at the Sunshine Grill. The waiters and the food were so good that we didn't get bored going back again and again. The sea is crystal clear and perfect. There is a resident iguana about 20" long; it swims and also sunbathes on the beach. Good photo opportunities!
Traveler type: Couples
For us, wireless Internet was only dependable near the pool or in the restaurant. Don't waste time trying to connect in your room. It's fun to sit by the pool anyway, and there's an electrical outlet in the pavilion.
Score
5 out of 5
Nice new place, breakfast included
Mike May 18, 2009
The staff were very nice and helpful, not available at night though. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Best Bang for your Buck!!!
Chef Evan May 5, 2009
Do people really go to Grand Cayman to hang out at the hotel? I was all over that island and what a blast I had! I have been ... in the hospitality business for over 15 years so I know a good establisment when I see one. So let me just tell you, I was very plaesed with the professionalism of the staff. They were very helpful! The Westin across the street can provide you with car rental if you didn't get one at the airport. Oh, TRY THE FISH TACOS!!! They are the BEST EVAER!!!
Traveler type: Couples
Go to the butterfly farm on your first day, it will help to relax you and get ya into the island mood.
Score
3 out of 5
Not great but not bad - a certain charm
LM May 1, 2009
While the rooms were small they were clean. The Sunshine Grill did have great food - Burgers, Fish Taco's and Margaritas. ... Best place to eat is the table service around the pool. Your trade off for a good price is you have to make the walk (pretty busy street to cross) to the beach and carry your stuff and chairs. If you have more than two people definitely get an upgrade room - the "typical" rooms are way too small for more than that. Seems very family oriented. No romance for couples though. If your upgrade really doesnt save you that much money from a location on the beach - being right on the beach is the way to go. If your on a budget and cant spend the extra money this is probably your best bet.
Traveler type: Friends
Definitely walk up to the strip mall at the entrance and go to Captain Marvins for the Singray City adventure. Dont need to do the full day one. Do the 3-4 hour one. Only $40.00 a person and you get a nice boat ride, swim with the rays - you wont believe how many there are - and snorkel in two different areas and then enjoy the boat ride back. It is a good deal. Cayman is not cheap - be prepared - food and drinks are very pricey! It is a beautiful island but they get you on the conversion to US dollars and the service fee - i.e. a 45 Cayman money shirt will cost you $69 US.
Score
5 out of 5
The name says it all - Sunshine
Dick Mar 11, 2009
This was a very nice stay. Great hotel, thanks! ...
Traveler type: Business
Score
4 out of 5
good value
Ellis Jan 2, 2009
the hotel was clean comfortable and for the most part quiet in good location. ...
Traveler type: Single
beaches restaurants and shopping all close by
Score
4 out of 5
Suitable
April Sep 7, 2008
This hotel was suitable. Would recommend it only for extended stays. Would not recommend it for a single woman traveling ... alone as I felt it was a bit isolated. Otherwise, it is near the beach and the food was good.
Traveler type: Single
Score
5 out of 5
hurricane gustav
Karen Sep 4, 2008
The Sunshine Suites was more then anyone could have offered during a scary trip to the Caymans. We got there just one day ... before the hurricane hit..The manager made many phone calls directly to our room to inform us that he would take care of us the best they could..He also comfort us about the hotel and its safeness...He asked for anyone that would like to go to the 3rd floor incase of any flooding...The hurricane was not critical on the island but I knew that I could rely on the staff to help us if we needed any assistants..It was a wonderful hotel..More like a resort because of the staff... Perfect location to the ocean yet not caught up with the hoopla of being able to relax in a very quiet surrounding of the hotel..I would go back and plan to tell friends..
Traveler type: Couples
The bus can take you to Georgetown for 2 dollars. But the best part you can walk to the beach, grocery store, resturants, liquour, and many other places.
Score
5 out of 5
STAY AT HOME AT SUNSHINE SUITES
Michael Jul 27, 2008
Since we have been staying at the Sunshine Suites we have experienced a quiet relaxing laid back environment where the staff ... is almost invisible. Your room is cleaned daily and supplied with fresh towels and linen. Even the dirty coffee cups and the few dishes we used were washed and laid out to dry. You have a complementary continental breakfast including scrambled eggs, fried potatos,toast and an assortment of other goodies. Lunch and dinners can be enjoyed at the small bar/grill adjacent to the pool,or you can either fix them in you room in your kitchenet or choose one of the may resturants along Seven Mile Beah. For your exercise you can enjoy the pool on the hotel property or walk 100 yard across the street to the white sands of Seven Mile Beach. Where you can soak up the sun, swim in the crystal clear water, snorkel and see the undersea life. If you are more laid back and just want to lay on the beach you can also do that and watch the people or sand crabs that pass by. Hope you enjoy a visit to the Sunshine Suites as we have so many times. Maybe we will see you on one of our future trips.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
2 out of 5
Just OK
Sharon Jul 6, 2008
We are avid scuba divers and that was the main purpose of our trip. We chose this hotel because of location to where the dive ... store was, because it was on SMB and for price. Based on those criteria it was fine. What we did not like was all the little kids running around and screaming until 10:00 PM every night. There is only one restaurant and the food is not that good. Even though there is a free breakfast everyday there is not much variety. So we would rather pay more for a hotel on the beach that has better food and no kids.
Traveler type: Couples
There are numerous restaurants nearby. We went to a jazz bar named Havana Club, a regular upscale bar named Legends and a very upscale Sushi restauramt called Yoshi.
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I had a burger at the Calypso Grill that was possibly the worst burger of my life- absolutely no flavor. My wife had the fish and that was good though. We dove with Deep Blue Divers and they were amazing.
--Travelin' family, mid-Atlantic Aug 11, 2009
Use the public bus system. Cheap and you can't get lost as it just drives in a loop. Not a huge bus more like 8-10 seater mini vans. Drivers are friendly and will stop on command not just at designated stops
--ScubaDan, Phoenix, AZ Jul 29, 2009
Eat at the Sunshine Grill...you won't regret it! All the shops in Georgetown close at 5 unless there are cruise ships docked then they stay open a bit later. You have to drive on the right side of the road and our steering wheel was on the right side so this was a bit tricky.
--Luv2travel70, Nashville, TN Jul 27, 2009
Chicken! Chicken! is the best value for the money. It is terrific food, easy to get to and tasty. Trust me, I'm a chef and i'm picky!
--Lobster, Toronto, Canada Jul 26, 2009
ask the locals, car rental people and the staff, they are the ones who know where to go
--frequent traveler, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Jul 13, 2009
Food is VERY expensive in the Cayman Islands. Change your money over to CI as soon as you get a chance, a lot of places take advantage of the exchange rate and don't give correct change or charge a surcharge. Almost ALL tabs at restaurants and bars include the tip, so you don't need to add more on, even though they leave that space for you to! Go to Foster's Farms and stock up on groceries. The average bill for a simple lunch is about $50 US, so it really pays to stay at the Sunshine Suites and use that kitchenette!
--Francesca, Phoenix, AZ Jun 23, 2009
For us, wireless Internet was only dependable near the pool or in the restaurant. Don't waste time trying to connect in your room. It's fun to sit by the pool anyway, and there's an electrical outlet in the pavilion.
--World Traveler, Maryland May 20, 2009
Go to the butterfly farm on your first day, it will help to relax you and get ya into the island mood.
--Chef Evan, Central NJ May 5, 2009
Definitely walk up to the strip mall at the entrance and go to Captain Marvins for the Singray City adventure. Dont need to do the full day one. Do the 3-4 hour one. Only $40.00 a person and you get a nice boat ride, swim with the rays - you wont believe how many there are - and snorkel in two different areas and then enjoy the boat ride back. It is a good deal. Cayman is not cheap - be prepared - food and drinks are very pricey! It is a beautiful island but they get you on the conversion to US dollars and the service fee - i.e. a 45 Cayman money shirt will cost you $69 US.
--LM, St. Louis, MO May 1, 2009
beaches restaurants and shopping all close by
--Ellis, USA Jan 2, 2009
The bus can take you to Georgetown for 2 dollars. But the best part you can walk to the beach, grocery store, resturants, liquour, and many other places.
--Karen, Newaygo, MI Sep 4, 2008
There are numerous restaurants nearby. We went to a jazz bar named Havana Club, a regular upscale bar named Legends and a very upscale Sushi restauramt called Yoshi.
--Sharon, Hawthorn Woods Jul 6, 2008
BIg hotel close by where the tour depart and arrive. Some stores like restaurants and cafe, and a supermarket is about 7 minutes walking. It is far from downtown but very close to the beach.
--Pedro, New Iberia, LA Jul 29, 2007
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