Grand Cayman Bed and Breakfast?
Jan 25th, 2009, 03:30 PM
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Grand Cayman Bed and Breakfast?
Hi Fodorites!
My wife and I are looking to travel to the Grand Cayman Islands during April. Two b&b's have caught my eye - Shangri La and Annie's Place. Does anyone have any information about these places? There really isn't that much written up about either on the internet, except for tripadvisor ratings, which are very good for both. Any information about local neighborhoods, safety, comforts, would be great...
Shangri La has a room for 170 USD + 10% and Annie's Place has a room for 140 USD + 16%.
Thanks for any help!
DKG50
My wife and I are looking to travel to the Grand Cayman Islands during April. Two b&b's have caught my eye - Shangri La and Annie's Place. Does anyone have any information about these places? There really isn't that much written up about either on the internet, except for tripadvisor ratings, which are very good for both. Any information about local neighborhoods, safety, comforts, would be great...
Shangri La has a room for 170 USD + 10% and Annie's Place has a room for 140 USD + 16%.
Thanks for any help!
DKG50
Jan 27th, 2009, 11:03 AM
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don't know date of this but you may want to contact and make sure it's still available to rent.
http://www.innsforsale.com/shangrila...ast/index.html
hope others can give more information.
we stayed at westin and ritz.
Trish
http://www.innsforsale.com/shangrila...ast/index.html
hope others can give more information.
we stayed at westin and ritz.
Trish
Jan 27th, 2009, 01:31 PM
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I agree a condo out at Cayman Kai may be a better opinion at the same price and it may have a nice small kitchen for breakfast and some lunches but you'll need a rental car and they are not inexpensive on GC.
Jan 27th, 2009, 03:59 PM
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Yes, I've checked - Shangri La is still available as George has been replying to my email messages.
Thanks for the suggestion about VRBO - I didn't find anything in the same neighborhoods that were even close to 140 or 170 a night.
Does anyone have any experience with either Annie's Place or Shangri La?
Thanks again!
DKG50
Thanks for the suggestion about VRBO - I didn't find anything in the same neighborhoods that were even close to 140 or 170 a night.
Does anyone have any experience with either Annie's Place or Shangri La?
Thanks again!
DKG50
Jan 27th, 2009, 07:19 PM
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I have seen trip reports about both. They seem to be just as they are represented on the net. You could stay at Annie's and not rent a car (walking distance to SMB). You need a car at Shangri-La as it is on a lake in the middle of West Bay district. Safety would not be a concern to me anywhere on the island.
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Jan 28th, 2009, 03:17 AM
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Thanks for your reply, Cayman Sue. The possibility of not renting a car at Annie's intrigues me greatly. Is there really enough to do during a six night trip near Annie's without a car?
Can you walk to restaraunts? Seven Mile Beach? Do you know about how much a taxi from the airport would be?
I can't find 282 Andrew Drive (The location for Annie's) on googlemaps or googleearth.
Thanks so much for your help so far!
Can you walk to restaraunts? Seven Mile Beach? Do you know about how much a taxi from the airport would be?
I can't find 282 Andrew Drive (The location for Annie's) on googlemaps or googleearth.
Thanks so much for your help so far!
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