Hotel Grand Cayman dengan Spa

The hotel is clean and nice and will stay again. I like the breakfast and the restaurant in the hotel.

My family and I stayed at the Grand Cayman Marriott this past weekend to celebrate my dad's birthday, and we couldn’t have asked for a more perfect experience. From the moment we arrived, the staff went above and beyond to make our stay special. Everyone was incredibly friendly and helpful, ensuring every detail of our stay was seamless. The newly renovated rooms were absolutely beautiful—modern, comfortable, and impeccably clean. It was the perfect mix of luxury and relaxation, and we truly felt at home. Every interaction with the staff, from the front desk to housekeeping, was warm and genuine, making us feel like valued guests. A huge thank you to the entire team for making my Dad’s birthday getaway so memorable. We will definitely be returning!

My family and I went to Grand Cayman in August. I am so happy that I chose this resort. Hands down, a 10 rating from us. From the moment we arrived, we were treated amazing. Nataly checked us in and although our room was not ready, we walked around, ate at Coccoloba and waited until around 3:30pm when the room was finally ready. We were exhausted. Although we had a nice room, I wish we would have been offered a complimentary room upgrade as the resort really did not appear so full, but we were not. Maybe next time. The resort is immaculate, the food amazing and the worker incredible. From the doormen, to housekeeping, front desk, pool towel guys, etc., everyone was just great. One person that stands out and I must mention is Laszlo, the morning manager at Ave. This man could not do enough for us. He epitomizes the title of manager. The resort is so lucky to have him. Another person that stood out was Mo from the towel hut at the pool and beach. He was so attentive and so nice. Another gem for the resort. We did not encounter one bad meal during our stay. The Library is top notch, such a nice, relaxing atmosphere. My husband said he had the best Old Fashion there. We also went into town and ate at Pepper's (totally recommend) and Ragazzi (totally recommend) My birthday was amazing, we did the Stingray tour and it was a once in a lifetime experience. All in all an unforgettable trip and we are looking forward to returning soon. The only downside, and I hate to say this - is that in the rooms they stock up the fridge with different things that if you are not paying attention when your bags are dropped off and listen, you will miss the part where they tell you that whatever you take from that fridge, you will be charged for. Now I totally understand being charged for alcohol, but water..? Come on, that's a bit much and that is the only thing that I found negative. Yes, they offer water stations at the pool and beach, plus free sunscreen (total plus), but a person should not have to collect water from these places to bring up to their room. Water in the rooms should not be something a guest has to pay for. Especially since the resort is pretty expensive as is.

We enjoyed another great week at the Reef with family. First, thanks to Madison and Ariana at the front desk for helping us with a last minute request. And thanks to Doris and Doris for yoga and water aerobics and to the helpful crew at the concierge desk for lots of useful advice on activities. We had great meals at the Tides and the pool bar and enjoyed snorkeling in the new open area in front of the Castaways pool. Here are our constructive suggestions for the Reef and for guests. We did discuss the resort recommendations with management. • Configure the tennis courts with proper markings and deployable nets for pickleball. As all of you know. pickleball is a growing sport and the Reef shouldn’t get left behind. • Use the owner’s reception to convey info on future directions with the resort to the attendees with a formal presentation. • Encourage our owner’s council to communicate more with members. • Point out to new arrivals the good swimming/snorkeling area in front of the Castaway’s pool. • Warn guests to confirm that their rental car company doesn’t have unhelpful age restrictions (e.g. Hertz won’t rent to those over 80 even if you have a long-standing reservation; use Andy’s.) Here are our favorite activities: • Spend the day at Rum Point, which is completely refurbished with new restaurants • Snorkeling at Eden Rock, the best snorkeling, boat or land, on the island. • The best snorkeling from the Reef is under the Morritts dock. Walk over and enter from the ladder on the dock. Don’t try and swim over because of the strong currents. And drifting back isn’t worth the trouble. • Snorkeling enthusiasts should also visit Spotts Beach, Cemetery Beach, and Governor’s Beach. • Dinner at Tukkas. Note that the Reef is a quieter environment than Morritts, which has more loud partiers and is also a nice place to stay with excellent food, activities, and staff. We prefer the quieter, laid back atmosphere at the Reef.