Turks and Caicos Luxury ResortsTurks and Caicos luxury resorts are some of the finest in the Caribbean making it a great vacation destination... but we found many differences in size, style/ambience and amenities. All of the Turks and Caicos luxury resorts listed are beach front properties on beautiful Grace Bay except Amanyara. Prices are for winter rates / summer rates per night not including the 10% government tax nor the typical 10-15% gratuity. I believe all the Turks and Caicos luxury resorts have minimum stay requirements over the winter holidays. A few have "multi-night" discounts in the summer. Turks and Caicos Luxury Resorts
Alexandra:$480-1300 / $280-1190 :: Multi-night discount :: 105 studios to 4-bdrm suites :: kitchens, TV, CD/DVD, Wi-Fi, hair-dryer, ironing board :: Orhcid restaurant, pool, in-room massage, gym, tennis, babysitting, tour desk :: special packages, wedding services, 800-284-0699 Large condo-resort with colorful and casual West Indies style rooms. Two nicely landscaped free-form pools with canals and cushioned teak loungers. Decent restaurant with pool view, ocean-view deck for drinks. Comfortable with efficient service. Not all rooms are luxury category.
Asian styled retreat sits in solitude on the rocky, undeveloped northwest point of Provo. Definitely a different ambience and experience than all other Turks and Caicos luxury resorts. Uncluttered, wood pavilions and villas with three glass walls dot tranquil ponds for a zen aesthetic. While not on Grace Bay, the resort has a decent beach and fantastic snorkeling/diving at Northwest Point Marine National Park. A car rental is a must if you want to do any sightseeing or shopping when staying at this isolated resort.
HUGE kids and family oriented resort with 9 restaurants, 12 bars, 5 pools, spa, children's water park, teen disco, video arcade and a gazillion activities and services. Can be kind of crazy and crowded especially when compared to most other Turks and Caicos luxury resorts.
Refined boutique luxury resort featuring spacious suites with full kitchens, large terraces with retractable wall-to-wall sliding glass doors and all ocean views. Themed dinners on the beach and cocktail parties create a country club type atmosphere. Great all-inclusive plan with daily massage and a cruise. The reef directly in front of the resort offers some of the best snorkeling in the bay so expect visitors from other Turks and Caicos luxury resorts. This property shares all amenities with its sister property Reef Residences (see moderate hotels) next door.
Upscale and stylish, this small Turks and Caicos resort provides attentive service and is home to one of Provo's best restaurants...Anacaona. Nice pools and a cool outdoor lounge area with cushioned seats and couches makes a cozy spot for conversation. Kid's town and planned activities for all ages make this resort popular with families.
Somewhat spare and sleek modern architecture sets this Providenciales condo-tel apart. The design is certainly upscale with nice furnishings, but in this setting I imagine only a confirmed urbanite will appreciate it. Nonetheless, it is family-run with helpful service and a quiet, relaxing atmosphere. However, NO restaurant.
No "casual elegance" here. The Palms is upscale, modern, classy luxury all the way. Spacious suites with whitewashed walls, marble tile, mahogany furnishings and fine detailing evoke the cool comfort of a Mediterranean villa. Manicured courtyards, plenty of palms, canals, columns and oil lamps set the scene for exotic romance. Beach and poolside service is excellent although not much space between loungers and cabanas set side-by-side. The spa is a must. Great spot for honeymooners.
Impressive boutique Turks and Caicos luxury resort popular with celebrities and featuring a refined British Colonial decor with lavish touches. Highlights include a Rolls Royce limo, complimentary poolside fruit skewers, sorbet on the beach and evening cocktails. The creative Caribbean cuisine at Grace's Cottage is fantastic, but you can get a chef to cook in your suite if you like. If you have the dough, the palatial penthouse suite "Nonsuch" is possibly THE most opulent accommodation in all the Caribbean... incredible!
Suites and cottages decorated in the style of British Colonial Africa with pleasant earth tones and dark woods are luxurious and well appointed... very nice. The rest of the resort from the smallish pool and spartan landscaping to the restaurant, spa and overall service is simply not on par with other Turks and Caicos luxury resorts. Not bad... just average. You have many other, far sexier choices in this price range.
You'll feel like you have the beach and hotel to yourself at this peaceful, stylish and upscale retreat close to White House Reef for some of the best snorkeling in Grace Bay. Tropical landscaping surrounds a free-form pool with cushioned teak loungers. Rooms are decorated in an earthy safari theme with romantic 4-poster beds and HUGE balconies. The owner Rebecca and her staff are very attentive and personable. Free use of bicycles, kayaks, snorkeling gear, sailboat and windsurfer. Unfortunately new Turks and Caicos luxury resorts are closing in on the T&C Club, but still one of the most undeveloped spots on Grace Bay.
Elegantly designed and luxuriously appointed condo-resort with spacious suites, a large courtyard pool area with hot tub and complete concierge services. Located across the street from the Provo Golf Club. NO RESTAURANT or bar on site.
Styled after a French Riviera villa, this quiet Turks and Caicos luxury resort provides warm and friendly service. Suites are not extravagant, but certainly tastefully decorated with a causal elegance and modern amenities. No food on site which is unusual for Turks and Caicos luxury resorts, but grocery delivery is available and many restaurants are nearby. The staff will help arrange weddings, tours and activities. back HOME from Turks and Caicos Luxury Resorts
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Coral Gardens:
Grace Bay Club:
Le Vele:
Point Grace:
Somerset:
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Tuscany:
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