The 7 Mile Beach Resort was absolutely fabulous! We traded our time share to stay at this resort. The staff at this resort was fantastic and went above & beyond the call of duty. Miriam in the office was kind enough to make restaurant reservations at the Grand Old House for us and also confirmed our Pirate Cruise aboard the Jolly Roger. She was incredibly helpful. Captain Andy, Mick & Vangie made our trip to Stingray City wonderful. Andy let my son help drive the boat and Mick dubbed my son "Captain ZigZag" due to his knack of steering (or lack there of). Every employee of the resort that we came in contact with was extremely nice and helpful. We loved being able to check out movies in the office. The pool was a bit cold for me, but my husband & son enjoyed it immensely. The hot tub was great. The beach was a short walk away and a bit small, but very nice. The rooms were incredible! All new appliances in the kitchen, the two bedrooms were very nicely decorated, as was the living & dining areas. The bathrooms were nice too. We enjoyed eating breakfast on the screened in balcony. Everything was great.

We stocked up on groceries at Fosters Food Fair, but later checked out Kirk's Market as well. Both have a good selection of foods.

If you are looking to try some great local restaurants, I'd highly recommend "Over the Edge" and "Heritage Kitchen." Over the Edge is near Rum Point, which also is a must see. The food was so good we ate there twice. We tried Turtle Steak, Grilled Wahoo, Conch Steak & Conch Fritters. All were really tasty. Heritage Kitchen is a small building behind the gas station at the four way stop. I believe it is only open on Thursday & Friday evenings. The have Fish Tea (a fish soup) and excellent steamed fish (plus other items). Very good.

For Beaches, our favorite spots were Rum Point, Smith's Cove and 7 Mile beach. The spot in front of Calico Jack's was great too. They also have the best Pina Colada's.

Stingray City was great, and the Pirate Cruise was a lot of fun. My son, who is 5, absolutely loved it. Well worth the money. We also spent a day at the East End and swam there and visited Pedro St James (great historical site) and Queen Elizabeth's Botanical Park, where we saw a huge blue iguana in the wild. If you like snorkeling, it doesn't get much better than Soto's Reef aka Cheeseburger Reef (due to it's proximity to Burger King). It's like swimming in an aquarium.

An absolutely fantastic trip and I'm ready to go back now!

Again, thanks to the 7 Mile Beach Resort & her staff for helping to make our vacation absolutely fabulous!

Just home from a week stay at 7 Mile Beach Club on Grand Cayman Island.
Arrived late afternoon 10/20, rented car from Hertz then off go grocery. Found our resort quite well. Note that check-in office is on second floor unit 9.
Room was amazing, 1 bedroom with king bed and whirlpool tub and TV. Second bedroom had 2 large beds and own bathroom.
Kitchen was fully equipped range, frig, microwave, blender, toaster and all dishes and utensils. Full size appliances not small ones. Table seats 6 and breakfast bar. Large living area with screened porch. Pool with waterfall was great. Safe in room, DVD and movies can be checked out in office. WIFI or DSL in room no charge. Towel exchange and linen on Wednesday and Saturday I believe.
Staff at the resort were outstanding! !!
If you dive, stop by and say hi to Steve and Elton, visit Turtle farm and definately Eden Rock, Devils Grotto. There are 2 dive shops close by that are awesome. Full line of equipment supplies etc.
Rum point is a do not miss. excelent for snorkeling and hanging out.
Turtle farm is also a must do as is Stingray City
If shopping is your bag go to Georgetown. Check calendar and stay away when cruise ships are in town, really crowded.
We ate at Coconut Joes right across street, good food. Bring insect spray, mosquitos are hungry. And, thre are live chickens roaming about, yes I said live chickens but they dont bother you.
We also at at Eats which was also good.
Fast food: Burger King, Wendy's KFC, Subway.
A week on the Island requires a car!!!! And well worth the $300 we spent.
Beach, is not far but the public beach is the best and you can access it very easily.
hints: resorts must charge a $10 per day resort fee, we paid for electricity which ended up being $45 for the week. Just use sense like you were at home, turn off lights etc.
Gas Grills are provided poolisde to cook on, they are HOT.

If you have the opportunity to stay at 7 Mile Beach Club you will not be disappointed. I have been to many resorts and this one is great, small and personable but not pushy towards the guests.

Any questions, feel free to email.

We have stayed at the Seven Mile Beach Resort and Club in Grand Cayman. The Staff is excellent - Vangie in the office, Steve and Elton in the dive shop. All of the suites are 2 BR condos with full kitchen and screened in porch. Rooms are recently renovated (after hurricane Ivan), and extremely clean. Pool and hot tub are great. Excellent location - short walk to 7 mile beach and all of the restaurants. The resort is in the process of renovating the office and outside bar and tennis courts-- still damaged from the hurricane---however these additional items were not missed - because each 2 BR has a full kitchen and there are many other resorts nearby if you wanted to go out for a drink. SMB is across the street from the Comfort suites and the Marriott beach resort. The SMB resort is quiet at night and very relaxing--- very low key. The resort offers trips to stingray city, diving, etc. We had an Excellent time here and would return and stay again at this resort.

We have just returned from a fabulous vacation. The accomodation was excellent. The only comment I have is that the building housing the bar was damaged during Hurrican Ivan and has not been repaired so is an eye sore. The resort is in the busier part of seven mile beach so suffers from some traffic noise - whether this will bother you will depend on how use to traffic you are. The resort is one resort away from the beach a five minute walk. There is construction going on next to the resort. (virtually on the beach). We complemented our stay with a few days a Turtles Nest Inn - which I would recommend.
Seven Mile resort was a great base - but if you want a relaxing place to lounge by the pool for a prolonged period you should probably choose another resort.