Spend Thanksgiving in Grand Cayman
Included in the $890 per night special rate are accommodations in a Cayman-inspired beach cottage, with full kitchen, free Wi-Fi and roomy living spaces; the option of booking a spa treatment in an open-air pavilion surrounded by sea grape trees; pre-stocked selection of coffees, water, tea, milk, juice and assorted cereals; use of the swimming pool, fitness center, yoga, bicycles, media library, water sports, hiking, and culinary and art classes; and one-way airport transfer. Concierge, in-cottage catering, sommelier and wedding and business services are also available, at extra cost, to further customize a holiday.
Cotton
Tree is on the northernmost point of Grand Cayman, 10 minutes from the island’s
fabled Seven Mile Beach. To make a reservation or for more information, visit http://www.caymancottontree.com/
and mention promotion code CT375 when booking the Thanksgiving special.
(Photo courtesy of Cotton Tree)
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