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Frommer's Highly Recommended

Early in 2008, what had previously been one of the trio of Peace & Plenty inns was purchased and radically renovated by North Carolina entrepreneur Brewer Ezzell and his wife, Bobbie. What has emerged is an all-new venue whose accommodations contain bathrooms and furnishings that are better and newer than those within either of its former siblings. The place's only drawback is that it lacks an on-site restaurant, although the breakfast room is still a daily feature (included in the price) and the bar does a thriving business serving simple appetizers and stiff drinks. Tranquil, and with a world-class reputation as a bonefishing resort, it opens onto 90m (295 feet) of sandy beach that's noted for its snorkeling. Bedrooms contain Italian tiles salvaged from the inn's earlier incarnation and marble vanities in 10 of the 16 units. Balconies overlook Bonefish Bay and Elizabeth Harbour. A separate building inspired by the country's British colonial heritage contains the above-mentioned breakfast room and bar.

Copyright: Excerpted from Frommer's Portable Cayman Islands, 3rd Edition, (c) 2008, Wiley Publishing, Inc.

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