We just got back from the beach club. It had a very relaxing and calming effect upon us once we were settled in. The water on the beach was gin clear and the water was very calm most of the day. We did some snorkling in front of the hotel as well as Cemetary beach. Both had nice fish to see at both places. We did not snorkle other places because we just wanted to chill out and relax mostly. We however did take the ocean kayak out which was loads of fun and as mentioned in other reviews this is included as an ammenity with the all inclusive. Food was decent. Breakfast had made to order eggs, sausage, bacon, pancakes,continental food, toast juice,fruit,etc.. We would eat a pretty good breakfast and did a light lunch. Luch was not much--salads and made to order burger and fries. Dinner varied each night. Most nights had a carving station such as beef or lamb, enterees had some ribs, chicken , fish and other usual fare. Food was overall decent and we did not feel we needed to venture elsewhere for food, A big plus while eating is that you eat right at the beachside and get to see the sun set everyday if you care to. The rooms were small but clean, yes they did have a few mosquitoes but they weren't bad. A/C worked good, thank God, because mid-day it got hot outside. We spent most of our time outdoors so sparse room was OK by us. Staff was very nice and congenial. I would go again but as other reviews mentioned this place may not be here for long. Latest I got was that I spoke to Pedro, who is the manager, and he said he expects Jan.09 for things to start happening but as most of the locals say this may happen on Cayman time which will take much longer before any bulldozing occurs. Who knows?? I would go again and felt as though we got a lot of bang for our buck because food and booze is very expensive in the caymans.

We have stayed at Beach Club three times and planning to go back again Jan 09. The beach, the view and the staff make it a 5 star resort for us. We have travelled to many places but find Beach Club is the place for us. Yes the building is a little older but how much time do you actually spend in your room when you are in paradise.

We had 2 rooms at the Beach Club Colony in late March. I was disappointed in the hotel, although if your expectations are low, you probably won't be disappointed. Our rooms were on the ground floor, and we had a constant battle with mosquitos in our rooms. Also, there was frequently trash left on the walkways outside by the previous night's revellers. In one room, the bathroom was pretty nasty - stained toilet, sink and tub. The other room's bath was fine. The island information left in the room was 6 years old - pre-dating Hurricane Ivan - which made much of the information incorrect (many restaurants have closed or changed names since the hurricane). The food was about what you would expect from a budget motel. We ended up eating out most lunches and dinners, so the all-inclusive rate turned out not to be such a great bargain. On cruise ship days (usually Tuesday - Friday) the beach is packed with cruise ship passengers who pay to use the Beach Club facilities. Hotel guests are relegated to a side area of the beach which quickly became very crowded. Also, the poolside bar is closed, and the main bar pretty disappointing. The wine choices are "red" or "white". That being said, the front-desk and restaurant staff were friendly and helpful. The maid service was fine, except that leaving out the "please make up room" tag had no effect on the timing of the maid service. They tended to come late in the day, which was not so convenient as that is generally when we wanted to come back in from the beach.

Read "travelrPA's" review for all the details (great job) but we just wanted to add we had a wonderful time there also.

When driving up to the hotel your first view is of the backside of the hotel and it is not a pretty site but once past that you are pleasantly surprised. The food was good, the service was good, the room and hotel was very clean. It is after all one of the oldest establishments on the beach but it is full of life. When you walk the beach you notice that all the super hotels/condiminiums usually have empty lounge chairs in front of them (where are the people?) but the BCC guests are enjoying the beach, bar, and food. The location is the best! What a view, what a beach!

We met a lot of friendly people from all over. I have a bad knee and reinjured it while snorkeling off the beach. I was hurting for a while but it was amazing how so many people came to help out (help me out of the water, bags of ice, a lounge chair, even a shovel to dig a hole for an umbrella to keep me in the shade while I waited for my knee to go back in.) So to all those guests that helped me I sincerely thank you.

We took a 2 hr. package tour from Tropicana tours that went to Hell, the Turtle farm (great!), Conchshell house... We were the only two people on this bus but that did not keep our tourguide Kirk from giving us a most amusing afternoon. He had us laughing the moment we got on the bus till the time we got off the bus. If you decide to go on a tour with Tropicana tours we definitely recommend requesting Kirk.

So, (this was supposed to be a short review), we thoroughly enjoyed the island, hotel, food, people, sun, beach, fish, lizards, sand, Caybrew, frozen drinks, sunsets, sunrises, blue sky (rained for one hour at lunch one day), temperature, ocean, Caybrew, frozen drinks.