George Town, the capital city, is where the magic happens. Most of the best restaurants, shopping and beaches can be found here. Want to stay as close to the beach as possible? Cayman Villas is a great choice. It’s located along the edge of the popular Seven Mile Beach and within walking distance of Stingray City (more about this attraction later!). Live the island life in your own villa by the sea! Hampton by Hilton Grand Cayman is another favourite close to the beach and attractions – it has its own swimming pool, a fitness centre and even pet-friendly rooms! West Bay is a fantastic area for those travelling with children. It’s slightly more upmarket than George Town, with plenty of hotels offering kid-friendly facilities. Beach Living at Conch Point Villas is right on the doorstep of West Bay Beach and suitable for larger families keen on a luxurious self-catering getaway. Facilities in addition to the stunning beach include a golf course, tennis court and horse riding.When you visit the Cayman Islands, you can expect to feel that tug on the purse strings, but it is possible to find a bit more budget-friendly accommodation – especially if you stay in Bodden Town. Such as Casa Tortuga – Cayman Villas, which caters for six people and offers gorgeous views of the Caribbean Sea, a private beach and a swimming pool. There’s also self-catering apartment accommodation at Turtle Nest Inn. Only eight apartments, some with ocean views, means a peaceful, laid-back stay – your way.  

If you’ve opted to stay on Cayman Brac, the four-star Le Soleil D'or, which calls itself a Caribbean Farm Inn, has everything you need and more – a variety of accommodation including family rooms, a private beach, and a restaurant, where the ingredients used are fresh from the farm. Little Cayman’s budget-friendly winner is the three-star Little Cayman Beach Resort. Catering for all kinds of guests, from divers to those needing a bit of pampering, it features a dive shop, an on-site spa and a hot tub.