Walton's Mango Manor Review

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Walton's Mango Manor

  • Mailing: Box 56 SPO, Stake Bay, Cayman Brac, Cayman Islands, KY2-2101
  • Phone: 345/948-2551; 345/948-0518
  • www.waltonsmangomanor.com

Fodor's Review:

This beautifully restored traditional West Indian home has five rooms (all with bath), accented with lovely antique furnishings, model catboats, and bric-a-brac from the Waltons' world travels. Upper-floor units are desirable: their tiny balconies oversee the 500-foot sweep of verdant grounds down to the sea. A spacious, private, split-level seaside cottage called Sea Dreams (fully renovated after Paloma) has a full kitchen, washer/dryer, and Internet access. The tranquil ironshore beach is usually unoccupied; its gazebo has hosted many a wedding ceremony. Walk with owner George, a native Bracker, through the extravagant enchanted landscaping, which include a tiny exquisite synagogue (that he and his wife constructed themselves from imported Honduras mahogany, Minnesota granite, Ferrara marble, and more), mosaic gazebo, organic garden in a failed swimming pool, and turtle pond with bridge. Breakfasts feature fresh fruit and luscious jellies from the remaining fruit trees (several types of mango, key limes, coconuts, plum), wife Lynne's homemade challah bread, and local dishes like salt cod and plantain. Pros: true Caymanian hospitality; beautiful grounds; excellent snorkeling. Cons: poky beach across the street; car required.

  • Hotel Details: 5 rooms, 1 2-bedroom cottage
  • In-room: kitchen (some), no TV (some), Internet (some), Wi-Fi.
  • In-hotel: beachfront.
  • Rate includes: Full breakfast
  • Credit Cards: MC, V
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