GRAND CAYMAN—The first renderings and amenity details of the Margaritaville Grand Cayman Beach Resort have been revealed. The 285-room beachfront property, set on the picturesque Seven Mile Beach, will be an ideal addition to the Caribbean and the company’s rapidly expanding resort division.
Margaritaville Grand Cayman Beach Resort is located in the heart of Grand Cayman, minutes from the island’s top attractions including snorkeling, diving, shopping, and golf. The property, inspired by the lyrics and lifestyle of Jimmy Buffett, will reflect the warm, authentic Caymanian hospitality. The resort is expected to open its doors in December of this year.
An open-air lobby with a beach color scheme, comfortable lounge seating, and a License to Chill bar immediately puts guests in the vacation state of mind.
Margaritaville Grand Cayman Beach Resort’s restaurants and bar venues will be a welcome addition to the island’s emerging dining scene. In addition to the License to Chill lobby bar, the beachfront resort will be home to a Margaritaville Coffee Shop, a three meal-a-day Banana Wind Café with panoramic ocean views, a swim–up bar at the main pool and a charcuterie. The property’s signature restaurant, YARA, which means “place” for the Caribbean’s Indigenous Taino people, will be a dining destination for resort guests and locals alike.
Additional details about the on-site amenities, services, and facilities at Margaritaville Grand Cayman Beach Resort will be announced in the coming months. This will include plans for the resort’s 285 guestrooms; dining and function space renderings and floor plans; details on the resort’s two-pool layout including a tranquility pool and activity pool; as well as information on the gym, spa/salon and the location’s 1,500 square feet of retail space.
Margaritaville Grand Cayman Beach Resort is owned and developed by HHG Cayman Ltd., a division of HHG Holdings, a Cayman Islands-based international hotel investor, developer, and operator.
Margaritaville Grand Cayman Beach Resort is managed jointly by HHG Cayman Ltd. and Trust Hospitality, and is designed by Deforma Studio of Miami, with strategic design counsel provided by The McBride Company.
