We stayed here for five nights in March 2008. A timeshare/condo complex in the remote East End, each unit is beachfront and faces Colliers Bay. You definitely need a car as the hotel is 45 minutes away from the airport. We stayed here for five nights, and we had a first floor Deluxe Ocean View Studio unit that was approximately 500 square feet that had a king-size four-post bed, two bathroom sinks, bathroom standing shower, and a separate Jacuzzi tub. We also had a kitchen sink, TV, microwave, safe, fridge, and all the dishes/silverware necessary to prepare our own meals. Foster’s Grocery Store is located across the street and we were able to purchase ground meat, hotdogs, chips, bread, ice cream, milk, cereal, etc.

Full housekeeping cleaning occurs on Wednesdays and Saturdays, whereby they change the linens, sweep the floor, etc. If you want extra cleaning, you simply have to call the Front Desk to schedule it. The maid service changes the bath towels and replaces the soap/shampoo daily, though. On site, they have a tennis court that is heavily utilized by children between 10 – 15 years old, BBQ grills (which we utilized quite a lot), three swimming pools, a bar Castro’s Hideaway, and a restaurant Castaway’s which has good food but is terribly overpriced.

The legendary Barefoot Man performs here live every Tuesday and Thursday from 7 – 10 p.m. and many people from all over Grand Cayman come to his performances. We noticed that it was very popular with families with young children and teenagers, I think due to the spaciousness of the rooms and the idyllic quiet setting (you really escape from the hustle/bustle of town life!).

There are many daily activities, such as stargazing, yoga, water aerobics, diving instruction, and more. The best part of it all is being able to snorkel right next to the dock in Colliers Bay and seeing some of the best snorkeling at Grand Cayman. It really gives you an idea of how pristine and untouched the East End of the island really is.