Cayman hotels' Turtle Nest Inn: Caribbean beachfront elegance & a real taste of the Cayman Islands (Page E4)

Cayman's Turtle Nest Inn: unique among Grand Cayman beachfront hotels

Turtle Nest Inn: Cayman's exotic but affordable beachfront hotel.

Service on a par with Europe's best country inns

Cayman's Turtle Nest Inn is managed by a resident husband and wife team that's committed to impeccable daily maid service (except weekends), and catering to your personal whims. If we don't have it, we'll do all we can to help you find it! And, the managers speak fluent English, French and slightly less fluent Spanish. Select a couple of films on DVD or VHS from our free lending library for viewing in your apartment -- as often as you like -- or borrow a book from the lobby bookcase. In the mood for a picnic outing on the island? We'll happily lend you a cooler with ice packs, as well as a couple of small, folding beach chairs, and a beach parasol. We'll also lend you a mask and fins for snorkelling. And, you'll have the local newspapers at your door every morning (published five days a week).

Turtle Nest Inn: Service on a par with Europe's best country inns.

Interested in a half-day catamaran trip to Stingray City with Captain Dexter, a two-tank dive with Ocean Frontiers, or dining at one the island's fine restaurants? We'll give you the information or brochures you need, our honest suggestions, help you make the reservations, and get you any available discounts. As well, we'll gladly arrange a rental car or jeep before your arrival, ready for pick-up at the airport. You can see the vehicles and discounted rates available as a "package" with your accommodations by clicking on Car Rental . We guarantee you a memorable stay, and we're convinced that your first visit won't be your last...

Beautiful pool and sandy beach at Turtle Nest Inn.

...away from the maddening crowds

"The recent completion of a small, seaside...development on Bodden Town Beach may prompt Cayman residents to question many assumptions they have about tourism in Grand Cayman...Turtle Nest Inn challenges Cayman's citizens...to rethink their assumptions about how Cayman's stay-over tourism will develop. It asks Caymanians and residents to consider the possibility that large hotels are not the only route forward..." (Editorial in the Caymanian Compass)

Cayman's exotic but affordable beachfront hotel.