We were going to MB to see family and went up a day early to be a tourist for a day. We stayed the Tuesday before Thanksgiving and it was not crowded. We saw cheaper places on Trip Advisor and Yahoo bit picked this because it was close to my Aunts house and it looked pretty good. The hotel was standard MB beachfront resort. Parking was across the street but they had a garage. We booked a two bedroom king suite that was cramped but you could stick 10 people in the 3 beds if you had families. There was a bed from the wall, the couch pulled out, and there was a king bed. We got the room in no small part because it had a full fridge. We were transporting parts of Tgiving dinner. The kitchen was decent and had the usual bowls, etc.

We went in the second week of October and stayed in the Dominican. It was a great room with a great view. We had an issue with the fridge, and they came right away and fixed it. The pools were great, but the one with slide was only open on weekend and we only got to spend one day there. We had a great time. If you are looking to be close to the hustle and bustle of the main shops and activities this may not be for you. It can be quite a walk if you have kids. I think they have shuttle buses, but they must only work on weekends during this time too. We plan on going back.

We stayed the last week in August/part of the first week of September and had a 4 bedroom ocean front condo in the Caymen Tower. We thought that the condo was nice and was kept very clean by the cleaning staff. The pools were nice and seemed to be cleaned every night. They had plenty of pool towels available pool side and the WiFi worked well. The management was very prompt if we needed more room towels, or kitchen appliances, etc.

Some of the clientele was a little sketchy (looked like they just got in from the Greyhound bus out of prison), considering what I paid for a week you would not expect to have to worry about getting shanked on the property. Not sure if I would go back as we are looking for something a little more "upscale" next year, but apparently they either must offer some really good deals or advertise heavily in "Parolee Magazine". My guess is that in the one bedroom ocean front suites, you have like 20 people packed in per room sharing the cost, hence some of the scary clientele.

While I can not comment on the villas(we stayed in a regular room)the room we did have had a great ocean view. The room was average at best though. Nice to have a fridge and stove, but we are used to staying with Marriott vacation clubs. We only had to stay for 1 night which is probably about as long as I could stay. Good enough for a short stay but not an extended one, unless the villas are nicer.