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Grand Cayman T he Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman Seven wonders on Seven Mile Beach rand Cayman: an irresistible fusion G of Caribbean beauty, romance and adventure Basking in the natural beauty of the Caribbean Sea lies Grand Cayman, located less than 500 miles from Miami and recognized as one of the world’s best diving and snorkeling destinations. The island is surrounded by vibrant coral reefs bursting with brilliantly colored fish. The nearly endless, white powder sand of world-famous Seven Mile Beach, warm tropical breezes and clear turquoise ocean waters attract sea-lovers and land-lovers alike. Tourists enjoy diverse activities including strolling or horseback riding on pristine beaches, discovering tropical gardens, water activities such as snorkeling, diving, fishing, boating, kayaking, windsurfing – and even exploring the ocean depths by submarine. George Town, the charming capital, offers the finest duty-free shopping, national heritage sites and distinctive Caribbean architecture, including 19th century buildings. etting new standards for meeting facilities S in the Caribbean and beyond S heer luxury, pleasure and rejuvenation Situated on renowned Seven Mile Beach, Ultimate indulgence calming the body, mind and soul awaits at the Caribbean’s first La Prairie Spa, from the leader in The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman is just Swiss skincare and European spa treatments. Here the science of skincare and the art of beauty fuse. From the moment minutes from the airport and the capital, guests walk into the 20,000-square-foot/1,858 square-meter Spa until they leave one of its 17 tranquil treatment rooms, George Town. The resort, spanning 144 guests find sanctuary. La Prairie at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman goes beyond simple massage into a world of acres, offers meeting planners everything energetic personalized care, unrivaled attention and comforting elegance, offering unique cellular facials, European, Asian required to produce a variety of events and and therapeutic massage, body treatments and more. The Spa, whirlpools, relaxation lounges, a full-service salon and a satisfy the most discerning participants. An Fitness Center with one-on-one training, steam and sauna rooms afford guests the ultimate, restorative experience in a exciting array of activities and facilities set distinctively soothing and serene setting. against the island’s natural beauty assures guests are entertained throughout their stay. Among the resort’s world-class features are a Nick Bollettieri-designed tennis center and Greg Norman’s Blue Tip golf course. Impeccable service and facilities for flawless events With more than 13,000 square feet/1,200 square meters of carefully designed event space, The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman offers the largest ballroom and the most meeting space on the island. The resort accommodates conferences, meetings, events and both intimate and grand-scale weddings. Indoor and outdoor areas provide casual or formal pre-function space. The incomparable Cayman Islands Royal Ballroom, with its 9,000 square feet/836 square meters of space, accommodates functions or receptions of up to 900 guests and seated dinners for 660. Outdoor venues provide a unique setting, including the best stretch of Seven Mile Beach, manicured lawns accommodating dinners and receptions of up to 1,000 guests, covered terraces and a wedding gazebo overlooking a natural lagoon. A conference concierge, a state-of-the-art Business Center, 24-hour administrative resources, Technology Butler® services and more, combined with legendary Ritz-Carlton service ensure events are smoothly executed. xtraordinary cuisine, E exquisite settings Guests choose from a variety of restaurants – including two by Eric Ripert of Le Bernardin, one of America’s finest restaurants. His culinary ingenuity creates fine dining rivaling any world capital and a fresh Caribbean interpretation of the waterfront bistro. - Meeting Space - Destination services enhance the tropical allure. The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman destination services team is committed to creating group programs participants will Cayman Brac remember for years. Airport transfers and luxury transportation, meet and greet services, hospitality services, sightseeing tours, water sports, dine-arounds and personalized amenities are arranged by a dedicated staff who works THE CAYMAN ISLANDS Y around the clock to exceed guests’ expectations. ROYAL BALLROOM WN BALLROOM BALLROOM WA T LA Little Cayman FOYER TERRACE TER WA GREA Grand Cayman Goldfield Rembro Kirk B Wilson Alsons BALLROOM PROMENADE Square Square Dimensions Ceiling Height Reception Banquet Theater Conference Classroom U-shaped Hollow MEETING SPACE Feet Meters Feet Meters Feet Meters Rounds of 10 Seating Seating Seating Seating Square LOBBY LEVEL INDOOR/OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES CULTURAL SITES The Cayman Islands 9,000 2,743 128x70 21.5x39 17 5.2 1,000 660 900 – 480 – – Grand Cayman’s pristine beauty offers a myriad Intriguing history and nature excursions include: Royal Ballroom of activities including: • Cayman Islands National Museum Cayman Brac 3,000 914 43x70 21.5x13.2 17 5.2 300 220 300 – 180 78 90 • Scuba diving • Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park Little Cayman 3,000 914 42x70 21.5x12.6 17 5.2 300 220 300 – 180 78 90 • Snorkeling tours • Pedro St. James Historic Site Grand Cayman 3,000 914 44x70 21.5x13.2 17 5.2 300 220 300 – 180 78 90 • Catamaran sails • Boatswain’s Beach Ballroom Terrace 4,300 1,311 – – – – 300 – – – – – – • Stingray City for swimming with stingrays Goldfield 400 122 18x23 5.4x7 10 3 – – – 12 – – – • Deep-sea fishing THEMED EVENTS Alsons 675 206 31x22 9.3x6.6 10 3 70 40 70 28 40 30 36 Kirk B 650 198 26x25 7.8x7.5 10 3 60 40 60 22 36 22 32 • Horseback riding on the beach Caribbean themes featuring waterfront and island views, Rembro 1650 503 35x48 10.6x14.4 10 3 180 120 140 34 90 54 66 • Full-service Spa gentle breezes, steel-drum music, vibrant costumes and Wilson 875 267 38x23 11.5x7 10 3 90 60 70 34 45 36 42 • Cooking lessons island food add spice and fun to any meeting or special event. OUTDOOR VENUES • Duty-free shopping tours The Great Lawn 9,000 2,743 – – – – 1,000 660 – – – – – • Dine-arounds North Lawn 10,000 3,048 – – – – 1,200 750 – – – – – • World-class golf North Sound Pool 2,500 762 – – – – 300 200 – – – – – • World-class tennis South Lawn 10,000 3,048 – – – – 1,000 750 – – – – – Seven Mile Beach 10,000 3,048 – – – – 1,200 750 – – – – – Heritage House 750 229 – – – – 70 50 – – – – – Location Meeting and event amenities • Boatswain’s Beach, a marine theme park featuring • In the heart of exclusive Seven Mile Beach on the island • More than 13,000 square feet/1,200 square meters of 16,000 sea turtles, a crocodile exhibit, a snorkel lagoon of Grand Cayman carefully designed meeting space and a predator tank (four miles away) • 70 minutes from Miami by air • Indoor and outdoor pre-function space • Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park, a natural preserve and • Four miles from Owen Roberts International Airport • Multiple outdoor function venues tropical garden (10 miles away) • Duty-free shopping for everything from local arts Accommodations Recreation and crafts to European fashions (four miles away) • 365 guest rooms including 11 suites, one Ritz-Carlton • Snorkeling Suite and 44 Ritz-Carlton Club Level rooms • Diving Weather • 24 two- and three-bedroom oceanfront villas in • Sportfishing • Spring (March, April, May): The Reserve • Sailing High 84°F/29°C; low 77°F/25°C • Horseback riding • Summer (June, July, August): The Ritz-Carlton Club® Level is a special floor with • Duty-free Shopping High 87°F/31°C; low 81°F/27°C distinctive amenities including a separate lounge, • Fall (September, October, November): five complimentary food and beverage presentations Nearby attractions High 85°F/29°C; low 79°F/26°C throughout the day and evening, and a dedicated • Cayman Islands National Museum, presenting the • Winter (December, January, February): concierge staff. Dining islands’ cultural and natural history (four miles away) High 80°F/27°C; low 74°F/23°C (10-year average of year-round temperatures) • Blue by Eric Ripert, serving gourmet creations by the • Pedro St. James Historic Site, a reconstruction of the Guest room amenities world’s most renowned seafood chef original 1780 Great House (10 miles away) • Secluded balcony with ocean or waterway view • Periwinkle by Eric Ripert, for inventive seafood in an • Stingray City, for adventure swimming alongside • Twice-daily housekeeping attention with evening alfresco ambience stingrays in three feet of water (10 minutes away turndown service by boat) • 7, for all-day dining overlooking the sea North • 24-hour in-room dining • Bar Jack, offering casual poolside tropical dining Lawn The Cayman Islands • Goosedown and non-allergenic pillows • Silver Palm, offering Afternoon Tea, cocktails, a wine Royal Ballroom The Great • Oversized marble bath bar and a cigar lounge The Reserve Waterway Lawn Rooms • Luxurious bathrobes The Gazebo Grand Staircase • Cable television and CD/DVD players Resort amenities • High-speed Internet access • Blue Tip, an exclusive nine-hole Greg Norman-designed • Dual-line telephones with voicemail golf course adjacent to the Links at Safehaven, an • In-room safe 18-hole championship course • Lighted clay and grass tennis courts and tennis center S e C designed by Nick Bollettieri v e a n r i b • Two outdoor pools and oceanfront Jacuzzi M b Oceanfront e i W l a e Pool n e • Beach chairs and umbrellas B s t S e B e • a Ambassadors of the Environment by a a c y h Jean-Michel Cousteau children’s program R o a • Executive Business Center d North Sound Pool La Prairie at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman Heritage South • 20,000-square-foot/1,858-square-meter Spa with House Lawn 17 treatment rooms Meeting Rooms Waterway • Fitness Center with one-on-one training available Golf and Oceanfront Tennis Clubhouse • Steam and sauna rooms To Owen Roberts Rooms • Full-service salon International Airport Guest room • Ladies’ and gentlemen’s lounges l f o f G u M e x i c o At l a n t i c THE O c Miami BAHAMAS e a n Nassau MEXICO CUBA CAYMAN PUERTO RICO ISLANDS HAITI DOMINICAN ST.
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