It was awesome. <BR>The best snorkelling from shore: Eden Rock and Cemetery Reef. <BR>The best snorkelling tour: Stingray City trip <BR>we went with Soto's Cruises $15ci with coupon <BR>The best place to eat for your money:Chicken Chicken, great food <BR>Heres the best tip of all: use the bus its only $1.50ci for most trips, save alot of money on cab fares <BR>We stayed at the Marriott and the beach was fine and the rooms are big, we will stay there again. <BR>Skip Hell and Turtle Farm but if you go use the bus you won't feel so bad not paying a big cab fare. <BR>Well got to go have to plan my trip for next year to the Caymans.

Tell us more about the Marriott in Grand <BR>Cayman. We are debating over going to the Marriott there or the one in St. Thomas. <BR>Thanks You.

Hi, I'm planning a trip to Grand Cayman sometime in March. I'm not sure wher i want to stay, heard Marriott is nice and the Westin too. Need some input..suggestions...tips. I'm really looking foward to a relaxing trip after my second child...Thanx

Hi Misha, this will be our first trip to the Caymans this May and we are facing the same dilemna on where to stay. I have asked around quite a bit for recommendations and I always am told that the top three to stay at are the Westin, Marriott and Hyatt. I have heard real postive things about the Westin and Marriott in particular. The Westin is supposed to be the very best there, but when we called for price quotes, they are also the most expensive. The least expensive room that the Westin has is at $270/night compared to the Marriott at $209. I don't know if the extra money is worth it, so we'll most likely stay at the Marriott. <BR>Let me know what you folks decide. <BR>Good luck!

Beach at the Westin is far superior to the beach at the Marriott if that is a consideration. Hyatt is across the road from the beach - their new building on the beach is extremely pricey and the beach is very tiny.