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Cayman's
Turtle Nest Inn & Condos, encompassing three
buildings, is intimate and elegant; In the
original building, there are only eight
apartments within the stunning,
Spanish-style architecture, highlighted by
whitewashed walls and cooling terracotta
tiles. And you can relax in the seclusion of
the outdoor terrace, surrounded by graceful
arches, or on the un-crowded beach.
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In addition,
there are ten condos spread over the other
two buildings, all three just a few feet
apart. Turtle Nest Inn & Condos
is exotic because it epitomizes the island
paradise style, with beautiful stretches of
beach and the crystal-clear waters of the
Caribbean -- yet it's just 10 miles from
George Town and the airport, but "off the
beaten track", and far from the maddening
crowds.
Our Grand Cayman Island hotels, situated in the quaint and charming
village of Bodden Town, is
also authentic. Unlike "tourist strip"
lodging, the Inn allows you to access the
heart and soul of the island. "To stay in
Bodden Town is to get a real taste of the
Cayman Islands and its people, to experience
and enjoy a unique Caribbean culture and
lifestyle at very close quarters." Since its
March 27th 1999 opening by the Caymanian
Minister of Tourism, Turtle Nest Inn &
Condos has received rave reviews from the
local and international press, members of
parliament and departing guests. For a
different island experience, don't delay
reserving one of our Grand Cayman Island hotels!
Cayman Island
hotels now include Turtle Nest Inn & Condos,
an exotic, beachfront alternative to the
large hotel chains and pricey condo
complexes. This intimate inn in a genuine
island setting offers superb snorkeling,
two fresh water pools, sandy beach and
fully-furnished apartments and condos.
Turtle Nest Inn & Condos
is affordable because a full apartment at
the inn, with complete kitchen, is less
costly than a standard room in most Grand
Cayman hotels. The inn is unique in that it
combines the comfort and cooking facilities
of a condominium, with the ambience of a
hotel and service on a par with Europe's
best country inns.
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