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Cotton Tree opened in 2009 and is a beautiful collection of 4 pastel-hued, plantation-style beachfront cottages, in a secluded location, only 10 minutes drive from the famed Seven Mile Beach. Set within tropical gardens with an abundance of fruit trees, this family-friendly genuine boutique hideaway provides a luxurious home away from home experience combined with superior hotel touches. The talented owner, Heather Lockington, and her attentive team will go out of their way to ensure your experience is absolutely perfect. For a family reunion or perhaps a wedding why not reserve all four cottages to experience a private, alternative, getaway.

Location
On the northernmost point of West Bay on Grand Cayman, about 25 minutes drive from the airport and 10 minutes from Seven Mile Beach.

Accommodation
4 well-appointed Two Bedroom Cottages each with two bathrooms, a living and dining area, high ceilings, private verandah and French doors which overlook the sparkling sea. The impressive amenities found inside these 1,600 square feet designer houses include contemporary bathrooms featuring a spa or rainforest shower, three plasma TVs, an iPod docking station, Jacuzzi tub, a washer/dryer and a state-of-the-art fully equipped gourmet kitchen. The refrigerator is pre-stocked with breakfast items and a selection of soft drinks are also provided to ensure a smooth start to your stay.

Facilities
Comprehensive concierge service, personal chef for en suite dining, grocery shopper, daily housekeeping, relaxing freshwater swimming pool, open air spa pavilions, beachside yoga pavilion and fitness centre. Although there is no restaurant at Cotton Tree some of the island's most popular restaurants are either an easy drive or a short walk away (including a very popular Italian restaurant which will even provide room service) and the concierge will be happy to make suggestions and reservations for you.

Special information
The resort is closed in September. The beach is a natural, untouched beach and turtles come on to the beach to lay their eggs. There is a swimming area approximately 200 yards further down the beach.