My husband and I stayed at this hotel Fri- Sun the 2nd weekend in December. It is "older" but is well maintained and very clean. It is located on the beach and the eating area had a fabulous view of the beach and ocean. We thought that this hotel had some of the best property on Seven Mile Beach. The staff was pleasant and gave us a calendar of the events on site. For example, Sun. am we had a Caribbean style breakfast buffet. The room we had was the most basic one you can stay in at this place. The bathroom was kinda cramped because of the way the door opened. Otherwise, I thought the rooms were fine for our purpose. We used the snorkel equipment. It was cleaned in a large garbage can in some clean smelling soapy solution. The food at this all inclusive was pretty good considering we didn't know what to expect. They have a menu you can order off of or you can eat the buffet (or both!). The alcoholic drinks were very weak and the liquor was not top shelf. This all was ok with us since we did not want to spend the entire trip sick from too much alcohol. They do have the typical Pepsi soda products. I do think the water and ice had a distinct taste to it. When the ice in my Pepsi melted, it tasted different. So did the water that I drank from the fancy glasses on the table. However, this is not the first place I have been to where the water tasted different. Overall,this was a great place to stay and eat. We would recommend this to anyone that is looking to get some R&R.

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When we first pulled up to the hotel there was a big "uh-oh" in our group. The entrance looks bad. But, once inside the hotel is fine. It is an older hotel but, the food and drinks were great. The staff was very helpful and friendly. It was a great place to stay and we would stay there again.

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We really enjoyed the all inclusive package. The food and drinks were great and the bartenders were very friendly. We also used floats and kayaks as part of the all inclusive plan. If you dive, they also let you use all equipment free of charge except for a wetsuit. The sister hotel, Reef resort had much better snorkeling, but it will close on July 15. This resort is right in the middle of seven mile beach which was nice. The rooms aren't anything special, but it was comfortable. I would stay here again if I went back to Caymans.

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Not the newest, shiniest hotel but it is clean,comfortable, the service is great (remember to tip), the food is good (make sure and do the all inclusive) and eating outside while the sun sets is awesome. Other guests were mostly English and you will find some locals at the bar. Atmosphere is laid back, don't come here if you want a wild party or a 5 star hotel but if you want to relax it is perfect. The beach is beautiful. Great deal. We're going back ASAP

Upon pulling into the driveway I thought "Uh oh what have I done?!" But what you see is the maintenance and service side. Once inside the resort everything is very comfortable. The rooms are a little older but nicely kept. The all-inclusive is definitely the way to go. The dinner's were excellent. Not your typical hotel style place, much easier to get comfortable in unless you require luxury style accomadations. The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly. I won't stay anywhere else when we go back

The entrance are looks pretty run down, but the hotel itself isn't quite so bad. It's old, and looks worse than it actually is due to the fact that it's surrounded by new, really nice hotels and condos. Its clean enough and relitively inexpensive compared to other hotels on the island. Serivce was "pretty good", but not overly-excited about serving you. Staff was "fairly" friendly, or cordual. Food was "filling and non--toxic", but not always what I would call "good". Meal options are limited, but there are several nice resteraunts in the area. The room was clean enough,and kept that way by the daily maid service. For the price, it was probably a fair deal. Crowded beaches were a bit of an issue when the cruise ships come into port. They have a dive operation on site, and trips can be arranged through them more cheaply that through some other near-by operations. By the way, the diving was EXCELLENT. The on-site operation doesn't always "go out" because they may not have enough people from the cruise ships. If they don't, take a short stoll North up the beach to the next dive operation (Red Sail). They're more expensive, but also have a nice operation. Overall, our stay was comfortable.

Our room was nice and clean. Maid service came everyday. Bathroom was clean but small. Pool was a waste since it does not overlook the beach but rather the road out front. No one ever used the pool. Food was excellent. The beds were terrible (squeeky and noisy and old). Staff was nice and polite.

Traveler's tip:

This is an old hotel on a valuable piece of beach. It is quaint, old, even crumbling a bit. They rent parts of the beach to cruise ships. Undoubtedly, the hotel as it currently is is not a good use of the valuable beach. Expect that it will be sold, torn down, and something new built there. Service could deteriorate in anticipation of the change. Current staff is okay. Worst problem is beds, which are small and poor quality.

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