Westin Casuarina Grand Cayman
Hailed in the 2002 Gold List of Conde Nast Traveler's, Westin Casuarina Grand Cayman takes pride in the easy access to major destination landmarks around the island. If you are in the mood to explore the city underneath the surface of the sparkling waters, the resort has a shop complete with the necessary equipments. If you are all set in studying the wind before swinging the club, an eighteen- hole golf course is located in close proximity to the hotel.
Accommodation
All the rooms in Westin Casuarina Grand Cayman features a "Heavenly Bed" that is very much unique to the resort. You can totally have a great moonlight slumber as you are tucked with the freshest cotton linens provided that attractively match the window curtains. You can also spend the night away simply staring into the vast horizon right on your exclusive balcony with breathtaking view of the white sandy shore of the Seven Mile Beach.
Dining
Eating will always be spelled loud and clear in Westin Casuarina Grand Cayman. You will never leave Casa Havana, Ferdinand's Caribbean Cafe or Courtyard Lounge without savoring every bite of the meal prepared by the finest chefs.
Casa Havana is the only restaurant in the island given a rating of Four Diamond. A recipient of Wine Spectator Award since 2000, you can savor the featured cuisines of Nuevo Latino.
Ferdinand's Caribbean Cafe serves a rich breakfast buffet in a daily basis. On Sundays, you can feast on the exceptional Champagne brunch. Dinners are also very inviting as you look to the clear oceans while sampling an American dish.
Courtyard Lounge is much more inclined in presenting remarkable light gourmet such as wraps, hot paninis and salads. If you are on a strict diet, this bistro will not spoil your schemes.
Facilities
When planning for a special event such as a wedding, Westin Casuarina Grand Cayman can be an interesting choice for a venue. There are seven conference areas that you can select having a seating capacity of four hundred individuals. For a much bigger space, there is the Governor's Ballroom that can hold six hundred fifty persons. Now if you go for an outdoor ambiance, there is always the white sandy shore of the Seven Mile Beach ever ready to welcome any celebrations.
For reservations, you can log on to the website of Westin Casuarina Grand Cayman at www.westincasuarina.net.
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