Best Hotels Turks and Caicos

We've stayed at Seven Stars Resort several times and it's no wonder why people absolutely love it. We go back for the included buffet breakfast alone! Anchoring Grace Bay Beach and right in the center of town, it is undoubtedly Turks & Caicos' premier resort. With its luxurious accommodations, stunning beachfront location, range of amenities, and impeccable service, Seven Stars Resort aims to provide guests with an unforgettable vacation experience. This was our hotel on our first visit to Providenciales, and in our opinion, the best overall.

The Ritz Carlton Turks and Caicos is a beautiful property! The resort, right next door to Seven Stars, has 350 guest rooms and suites, all of which have ocean views and balconies or patios. We watched them finalize construction during the pandemic, so it is a relatively new facility. The resort has a variety of dining options, including four restaurants and a beach grill. The Ritz Carlton Turks and Caicos truly is a luxurious and relaxing place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Beaches Turks and Caicos Resort is a popular choice for families visiting the Turks and Caicos Islands. With its beautiful beachfront location, diverse accommodations, extensive amenities, and activities for all ages, the resort aims to provide a memorable and enjoyable stay for guests of all ages. In short, if you're looking for an all-inclusive resort that truly caters to families, this is the place!

The Palms Turks and Caicos is a luxurious beachfront hotel that offers a blend of relaxation, indulgence, and personalized service and breakfast to rival that of Seven Stars. With its upscale accommodations, beautiful location, diverse dining options, and a range of amenities, the resort aims to provide a memorable and enjoyable experience for its guests. The Palms also caters to families, with a dedicated kids' club offering a range of activities and entertainment for children. We stayed at the Palms with our son (he was 6 at the time) and had a wonderful experience.

Hands down, Amanyara is the most luxurious hotel on Providenciales. It is set on a secluded stretch of beach within the Northwest Point Marine National Park. Amanyara in Turks and Caicos is renowned for its luxury, privacy, and natural splendor. It provides a secluded and serene retreat for travelers seeking an exclusive and indulgent experience in one of the Caribbean's most beautiful destinations.

The resort is set back a bit but is centrally located on Grace Bay beach. It is one of the newer renovations, primarily one bedroom suites (some have adjoining rooms) with private balconies or patios. They are spacious and well-appointed, with king-size beds, plush bedding, and marble bathrooms. They offer complimentary Muffin Mornings by the Pool where they serve light breakfast treats and coffee. Prices fluctuate between $600 and $270/night depending on the time of year.

This is a casual resort located in the heart of Grace Bay, just steps away from Grace Bay Beach. It is an affordable option for travelers who want to be close to the action with an average nightly price of around $200, depending on the time of year. There are countless restaurants, bars, and shops within walking distance. And for the penny-pinchers, a ton off local eateries where you can safely eat under $20/meal.

Wymara Resort & Villas is a luxury resort located on Grace Bay Beach in Providenciales, Turks and Caicos. The resort is known for its modern elegance, upscale amenities, and prime beachfront location on Grace Bay Beach. With its luxurious accommodations, world-class dining options, and a range of activities and services, Wymara aims to provide a sophisticated and memorable experience for guests visiting the Turks and Caicos Islands. It is a popular destination for couples and adults who are looking for a relaxing beach vacation.

One On Marlin Resort is an adults-only, boutique property with a focus on privacy and tranquility. The resort has 22 suites, each with its own private balcony or patio. The resort is located about a 20-minute walk to Grace Bay Beach, however there is a complimentary beach shuttle. The resort also has its own infinity pool, a fitness center, a spa, and a bar. One-bedroom suites generally go for around $400/night. However, these rates can be lower depending on time of year.

The Shore Club offers a luxurious and tranquil retreat in the Turks and Caicos Islands. The resort is located just steps from Long Bay Beach, a secluded stretch of pristine coastline. With its stunning secluded beachfront location, upscale accommodations, gourmet dining options, and extensive amenities, The Shore Club aims to provide a memorable and indulgent experience for guests seeking a luxury escape in paradise.

The Sands at Grace Bay offers a comfortable and inviting beachfront experience. The resort is known for its spacious suites, its excellent service, and its location on one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. It is a popular destination for couples, families, and groups of friends who are looking for a luxurious beach vacation. The Sands is also home to one of our favorite beachfront restaurants, Hemingways. Guests can enjoy a meal at Hemingways while taking in the panoramic views of the ocean.

This is one off the newer boutique hotels in Grace Bay. They have 20 affordable and stylish suites just steps away from Grace Bay Beach (and Sibonné Beach Hotel). Every suite features a full kitchen with laundry and a private patio or balcony overlooking the pool. They have in-suite washer / dryers, bikes and a fitness center as well as beach set ups. Nightly rates can be as low as $300 with discounted specials (they run promos throughout the year).

This 9 suite, 2 villa and 25-studio boutique hotel is quiet and secluded, a great choice for single travelers and couples. The pool is small but the grounds are lush and well-kept. A barista is poolside each morning to make espressos and coffee. There are kitchenettes in all rooms with free bikes and shuttles to the beach (5-minute walk) and to the Grace Bay shopping area. While there is no on-site restaurant, Coyaba is just down the drive way.