The Cayman Islands are very well-provided with visitor accommodation. You may be looking for hotels for a business trip, an activity adventure or a family vacation. Whatever your lifestyle and budget requirements, you will find somewhere to stay in the Islands.
On our site you’ll find details of Cayman hotels and visitor accommodation. Further information on hotels, resorts and apartments is just a mouse click away. Visit the links on the left, or check out our Ecay Cayman Islands Business Directory.
Accommodation on offer in the Islands runs from five star luxury hotels through to basic bed & breakfast establishments. Magnificent villas, private residences and small family-run hotels flourish.
Top hotels in Grand Cayman include:
As well as a full range of hotel accommodation, The Cayman Islands have plenty of opportunities for villa rental from agents based in and out of the Island. There is also a good supply of privately owned residences and condominium developments available for short term hire. For these, it is best to make direct contact with the owners, or book through one of the rental agencies.
Seven Mile Beach is the most popular visitor destination, and a large number of hotels are to be found there. However, accommodation is available all over the Island, with a wide choice of types of location.
A trip to the sister islands can be considered a holiday-within-a-holiday, or a vacation in its own right. The short hop over the 90 or so miles of Caribbean Sea provides an instant dose of relaxation.
Little Cayman offers a full assortment of places to stay. This includes well-known resorts such as:
There are villas and condo to hire in the Island, and even a family run fishing and diving lodge.
Cayman Brac, which is slightly larger then Little Cayman, provides a considerable amount of visitor accommodation. The Brac Reef and Divi Tiara beach resorts and the hotels and villas in the Island cater well for the never-ending stream of visitors.
All accommodation in the Cayman Islands is strictly controlled by the government. Standards for cleanliness, safety, and value for money are set out in the Tourism Accommodations Law. Compliance with these standards is rigorously checked by the Department of Tourism. The Department is responsible for an ongoing inspection program as well for provision of staff training and development. The aim of this is to preserve the reputation of the Cayman Islands as a high quality destination.
Cayman has a high season, which runs from December 15 to April 15. Prices during this period can be significantly higher.
10-20% will be added to your bill in the form of a government accommodation tax. Another 10% may be added as a service charge. Check with your hotel before confirming.
