Sophisticated suites, ocean views, chic restaurant, pools




Seven Mile Beach Grand Cayman KY1, 747 W Bay Rd, 1110, Cayman Islands Get directions
"An Instagrammable Grand Cayman hotel known for white-sand frontage and a notably strong spa offering, positioned as a rejuvenating mid-winter escape with easy access from multiple U.S. hubs." - Lydia Mansel Lydia Mansel Lydia Mansel is a writer with more than eight years of experience editing and writing for both brands and online publications—with a particular focus on travel, fashion, and lifestyle. She’s also the founder of the travel site justpacked.com. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

"As a local hotel partner to the carnival, it helped the fashion on parade reach heady new heights, with blow-up neon wings, hand-slashed T-shirts falling off the body, and foraged palm leaves expertly crafted into couture carnival-wear among the designs on show." - Lara Johnson-Wheeler

"Close to midnight on New Year's Eve, after a lobster and caviar dinner, the theme tune from The White Lotus erupted from the speakers, sending happy chills down everyone's spines because it so perfectly embodied the fantasy we'd been living in for two weeks. This 52 all-suite boutique hotel on the pristine white sand of Seven Mile Beach feels more White Lotus than White Lotus, only without the lingering sense that something bad is about to happen - when you're there, you almost forget the outside world because nobody leaves. The holiday is the hotel, and its roster of guests (which they prefer to think of as an extended family) becomes your community; over the festive period I was alongside Bella Hadid with her boyfriend, Chloë Sevigny (who threw her hen party here last year) and her family, Emily Ratajkowski, and Paloma Elsesser, most of them returning guests. Despite the starry crowd, you won't find any of them on its Instagram grid - not even in regrams - because this place is chicer than shouting about it." - Sarah Harris

"A new boutique hotel whose curated collection of bars and an ambition to produce internationally relevant beverage programs have attracted notable industry figures (including beverage curator Pietro Collina) and helped position the island as an emerging drinks destination." - Tyler Zielinski

"Palm Heights is a boutique resort with a bohemian ’70s theme. The hotel lounge features 1970s-style furniture and décor. The resort houses 52 suites, each with an ocean view. The property has four restaurants, including Tillie’s and Paradise Pizza. The hotel also hosts an artists’ residency program. On site, guests can enjoy the beach and pool, or activities like horseback riding, scuba diving, and helicopter tours arranged by the concierge." - Mariette Williams