(CNS) Grand Cayman residents have been venting their frustrations on social media over the last few weeks because some leading hotels, especially in Dart’s stable of tourism properties, have begun refusing service at beach bars, restaurants and other amenities to people who are not guests.
Even though local people kept the hotel sector above water with staycations and regular patronage during lockdown, getting a table at some Seven Mile Beach hotel restaurants or a weekend resident rate for a room is now getting very difficult.
Responding to questions from CNS, the management team at the Kimpton Seafire, which said the resort is still welcoming staycationers, explained that their reduced service to residents at the restaurants and other amenities was primarily due to staff shortages and the “rapid return of overseas guests”.
“After the announcement of reduced Covid travel restrictions, effective 18 February of this year, we’ve seen a rapid…
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