East End Hotel Guide - Wreck of the Ten Sails hotels in East End, Cayman Islands.

"This place is great!!! The staff is very friendly and accommodating. Everything you need is in the rooms. Every person I talk to that was staying there had nothing but great things to say about it. It’s a very quiet low-key place and having the dive resort is a very big Plus. I will definitely be back. The thing I wish they had was a real wood-burning fire pit. They do have a propane fire pit, but it’s not the same"

"This property was exceptionally beautiful and clean. The views are stunning out the door and the location is convenient to Rum Point and Kaibo amenities. "

"Our 3 generations stayed at this house for a week over new years. The accommodations were perfect for our 13 people with plenty of space to gather and spread out. Our host, Morne, was very responsive when we had questions / concerns. There is so much to do at this house. It's a short drive to Rum Point and a few restaurants as well. We would stay here again! Thank you Morne!"

"Perfect in every way. Condo is beautifully appointed, everything is very clean. View is amazing, beds comfortable, location perfect if you are looking for comfort and relaxation away from the hustle and bustle of 7 mile beach. Host is very easy to get in touch with. We have very much enjoyed our stay."

"Everything was awesome!!!"

"Nice property! Great food! Very relaxing vacation!"

"Property was outstanding. Direct beach access and waves crashing on shore is the best sound. "

"The place was great - well stocked with everything we needed. The company handling logistics was really responsive and accommodating. The water itself wasn't super great for kids going into the water from the house - it was kind of mucky but a little ways down would be a good entry point and it's within walking distance of a public beach. We used the kayaks and paddle boards provided and it was great! I even saw a sea turtle! The pool was great too!"

"First time staying in the Grand Caymans and so glad we chose to stay at Lone Palm instead of a hotel. It was like we were on a private island. It was so nice to wake up and walk out to the beach and not have to fight for space. All of us loved the hammocks, the fresh coconuts, watching the chickens chasing each other, birds trying to catch fish, and all the baby lizards. Loved eating at Eagle Rays, La Casita, Lloyds Smokehouse, and Subway (restaurant we wanted to eat at was closed). Loved kayaking, snorkeling, Crystal Caves (ask for Chris Jr/Patrick for your tour guides, they will make you laugh) and the best was swimming with the turtles and going to Starfish Point. There is just not enough time to do everything you want but that’s okay because it means we have to come back and make some more memories. I do wish that part of the porch was screened in, because as soon as it starts to get dark you were ate alive!! Bug spray was not cutting it, it would have been nice to sit outside, to do some stargazing while listening to the waves roll in.Also, to pay it forward to the island, the day before we left each person was given a trash bag to help clean up the shoreline. Hopefully this message will encourage future guests to do this and creating a little tradition for Lone Palm."