Grace Bay Beach
Incredibly blue water and a 3-mile-long (4.8 km) shoreline make Grace Bay the top location for beachfront hotels on Providenciales.
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H2O Life. Style. Resort.
Beachfront on Long Bay Beach
From $341 night
Ocean Club Resort
Beachfront on Grace Bay Beach
From $390 night
Seven Stars
Beachfront on Grace Bay Beach
From $481 night
South Bank Resort
Waterfront in Long Bay
From $938 night
Kokomo Botanical Resort
Venetian Road
From $282 night
Northwest Point Resort
Providenciales
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Sibonné Beach Hotel
Beachfront on Grace Bay Beach
From $241 night
Club Med Turkoise
Beachfront on Grace Bay Beach
From $340 night
Ocean Club West
Beachfront on Grace Bay Beach
From $410 night
Coral Gardens Resort
Beachfront on The Bight Reef (Coral Gardens)
From $492 night
Discover Turks and Caicos
Turquoise water surrounds the Turks and Caicos, a vacation destination best known for its spectacular beaches, water sports, dining, and ease of access.
Whether you crave the extravagance of a large luxury resort or the laid-back ambiance of a small boutique hotel, the greatest variety of accommodation types in Turks and Caicos can be found on the main island of Providenciales.
Luxury Hotels
The luxury hotels offer excellent amenities, a truly memorable experience, and in many cases a prime beachfront location (many are directly on world-famous Grace Bay Beach).
While every property is different, onsite dining and shopping, complimentary water sports equipment, one or more pools, and concierge service are just a few amenities commonly included in luxury stays.
Want for Nothing
All-Inclusives
If you simply want to relax and not worry about transport, choosing where to eat, and deciding what to do, consider booking an all-inclusive hotel.
You'll find a small collection of all-inclusive resorts offering family-friendly or adults-only stays at different price points. All-inclusives typically include food, drinks, nightlife and entertainment, and a range of water sports activities.
Budget Hotels
Turks and Caicos is an expensive vacation destination, and it's common for hotel stays to start at around $200 per night. That being said, there are some wonderful hotels and inns that offer lovely vacations at a cheaper cost.
Budget hotels tend to be found a little inland and offer fewer amenities than their luxury counterparts, yet many are still within easy walking distance of an excellent beach.
Great Turks and Caicos Hotels
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Choosing an Area
Best Hotel Locations
Almost every Turks and Caicos hotel and resort is either on or within easy walking distance of an incredible beach. While most beachfront hotels are located on Grace Bay Beach, you can find great properties on or near several other white-sand beaches.
There are no hotels on Sapodilla Bay or Taylor Bay Beach. These beaches are primarily home to private villas and vacation rentals.
Great Beaches
Planning Your Trip
Where to Stay
Beachfront vs. Inland
When deciding whether to stay beachfront, oceanfront, or inland, consider what you plan to do. You may want to pay more for the views and ease of access of a beachfront hotel if you plan to spend most of your trip by the pool or beach.
If you plan to leave the hotel grounds to explore the sights, attractions, and other beaches—or visit another island on a day trip—during your vacation, consider a budget-friendly inland hotel.
Getting Around
Providenciales doesn't have a city center or public transportation, and certain areas are better for travel on foot. Most tourism businesses, such as restaurants and shops, are found in Grace Bay.
It’s possible to go without a rental car for at least part of your stay if you're staying in central Grace Bay. For most other areas, it's best to rent a vehicle. Most accommodation has free parking onsite for guests.
Getting the Best Rate
When to Visit
Turks and Caicos experiences fairly consistent sunny weather year-round, as well as a tourism high season from late December to April. Time of year significantly affects rates and availability, so it's best to book high-season visits well in advance.
One of the best ways to save on hotel costs is to visit during the off-season from late August to November. You'll experience fewer crowds and get a better rate, as Turks and Caicos hotels often have low-season special deals.
Things To Know
Hotel Prices
Lodging starts at around $200 per night, while stays at a luxury Grace Bay hotel can fetch anywhere from $600 to $3,000 per night.
It's typical to pay between 22–27% in taxes on your stay. This includes a mandatory 12% government tourism tax, a mandatory 10% service charge, and a 5% facility fee that is optional for the hotel.
What's Included?
Hotel Amenities
The level of luxury that some properties offer is truly exceptional. Beyond the typical beach umbrellas and loungers, welcome drink, and fitness center, the luxury resorts can arrange a butler, private chef, or nanny for the duration of your stay. Many of the best spas are found onsite at hotels.
Typically, the greater the price of the hotel, the greater the amenities. It's best to ask what’s included with your stay (for example, whether you'll have access to water sports equipment, an airport shuttle, or breakfast included) before booking.
Hotel Dining
Most hotels have an onsite restaurant or bar, with a few properties standing out for offering excellent dining and a vast range of cuisines. It's typically possible to get breakfast, lunch, and dinner onsite.
Casa Nonna
Succulent pastas and Italian classics are the specialty of the cozy and tastefully decorated Casa Nonna restaurant.
The Farm on Grace Bay
Relish in vegetable-centric fine dining at The Farm on Grace Bay, which grows some produce hydroponically onsite.
Lua Restaurant
Lua is located on a private ocean lagoon, and serves Mediterranean and Asian-inspired cuisine.
Solana
Solana is a picturesque spot for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The menu ranges from bar and grill fare to hibachi.
BLT Steak
This American-style steakhouse is best-known for its excellent steak cuts, fine wines, and upscale setting.
Noori
If you want fresh sushi and tasty drinks in a beautiful lounge with a view of the ocean, give Noori a try.
Cabana Bar & Grill
This alfresco restaurant is open throughout the day and serves a range of bar and grill and Caribbean cuisine dishes.
Coralli Restaurant
Coralli serves Mediterranean-inspired dishes for lunch in an upscale setting just steps from the beach.
Accommodation Types
Hotel accommodations range from studios to 3-bedroom suites, sprawling penthouses, and even standalone villas that are great for families and large groups. Several resorts have a privately managed collection of villas either onsite or in quiet locations, such as Turtle Tail, Chalk Sound, and Turtle Cove.
Air conditioning and free Wi-Fi are standard on Providenciales, and it's very rare to find a Turks and Caicos hotel without both. Common room features also include pool and beach towels, tea and coffee makers, one or more personal TVs, and a safe.
Many hotel rooms come with a kitchenette, making it easy to prepare breakfast or lunch at home.
Things to Do
Whether you want to book a boat cruise or luxury charter, try scuba diving, go golfing, or ride an ATV, it's easy to keep yourself entertained.
Most hotels have a concierge who can help you book offsite activities, tours, and excursions. At the larger hotels, there's typically plenty to do for free onsite as well, from tennis and pickleball to sailing and kayaking.
Things to Do in Turks and Caicos
Explore Offshore
Complimentary Water Sports
A great way to try sports like kayaking, paddleboarding, and sailing, which are enjoyable for both beginners and pros, is by staying at a hotel with complimentary water sports equipment for guests.
A few all-inclusives include snorkeling tours or complimentary scuba diving, while the H2O Resort on Long Bay has an excellent kiteboarding academy.
Keeping Active
Cycling & Land Sports
Many hotels have tennis courts and pickleball courts, onsite gyms and fitness centers, and free bicycles for guests to use. Others have lawn games like giant chess and cornhole to pass the time.
Cycling is a popular past-time for visitors, with the best and safest stretch of road found between the Leeward and Bight areas. Some hotels also offer fitness classes, like yoga on the beach or Pilates.