The Cayman Islands offer some of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean, with Seven Mile Beach on Grand Cayman serving as the nation's crown jewel. Here, you'll find powder-soft sand, barely-lapping crystal-clear waters and gorgeous sunsets you have to see to believe.
Because of the island's beauty and its reputation as an upscale Caribbean destination, you should expect prices for everything from hotels to dining to be high. If you're willing to get a hotel credit card ahead of time, however, you could at least get your hotel stay for free.
Here are some of the hotels you can book with rewards in the Cayman Islands:
Holiday Inn Resort: Grand Cayman
The Holiday Inn Resort in Grand Cayman will set you back just 25,000 IHG Rewards points per night. While not on Seven Mile Beach, this property does have its own waterfront, an on-site restaurant and a gorgeous pool for swimming.
The Holiday Inn is also directly on the pier where many excursions leave for Stingray City, Grand Cayman's premier attraction for snorkeling with stingrays and other wildlife.
Grand Cayman Marriott Beach Resort
If you're looking for a piece of paradise in the Cayman Islands, look no further than Grand Cayman Marriott Beach Resort. This property, which occupies a premier spot on gorgeous Seven Mile Beach, costs only 45,000 Marriott Rewards points per night and offers one of the world's most beautiful beachfronts, a huge pool, multiple restaurants and bars, and near to nightlife options in Grand Cayman.
Kimpton Seafire Resort & Spa
As a final choice in Grand Cayman, you can book the new Kimpton Seafire Resort & Spa. While this property will be redeemable with IHG Rewards points in the future, nobody is sure how many points you'll need to pay for a free stay quite yet.
Either way, this resort offers a great location on Seven Mile Beach, a giant winding pool, 24-hour in-room dining, a pool bar and more. The property also offers four different on-site restaurants, including a specialty coffee bar.
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