Beaches Turks & Caicos Resort Villages & Spa

We just returned from Beaches Turks and Caicos, and after a pretty rough experience in Mexico, this trip completely reset our expectations of what an all-inclusive can be. First, the resort is truly open and flexible—you can visit any of the villages with no restrictions. From the moment we arrived until we left 10 days later, I spent $0 on property. No tipping required (or even allowed). We traveled as a family of six, but saw plenty of couples as well—so don’t worry about it feeling like “only a family resort.” We’ve been to many tropical destinations, and the staff here was exceptional—honestly 100x better than most Caribbean resorts, with the only comparable experience being Sandals Jamaica! Friendly, attentive, and genuinely caring. Food allergies in our family were handled better than anywhere we’ve ever been. Every restaurant had a chef available who knew ingredients inside and out on top of everything being labeled. If something contained an allergen, they made a safe alternative on the spot. The food quality was outstanding—fresh, excellent flavor, and always available. Compared to other all-inclusive resorts we’ve visited, this was easily 10x better. (Yes, you pay a premium but it’s so worth it) When they say all-inclusive, they mean it. Food, drinks, activities, watersports, transportation—everything included. I spent $13 total, and that was at the airport on the way home. Even at near full capacity, the resort never felt crowded. No waiting for towels, chairs, beach spots, pools, food, or drinks. It felt effortless and incredibly safe. We aren’t protective parents and I felt completely safe sending my kids off to a restroom or to get a snack. We aren’t big drinkers, but everything we tried was top-shelf. (Red wine was standard island wine, but everything else was great.) Kids’ smoothies were made with real fruit—huge win. They serve Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee, which basically ruined all other coffee for me……Thanks Beaches! Food is available 24/7 (Food was great even at food trucks vs the fancier sit downs). Pools were warm, clean, and well staffed. Beach had a few non-resort vendors (Hair braiders, etc.) but they were very respectful and if they asked you once they didn’t bother again! We also aren’t big “entertainment people,” but the entertainment team absolutely crushed it. Our kids begged to go to the shows every night—and they were genuinely impressive. Our room was a ne of the less expensive options, but was great. It was clean……which one would think should be a standard but you’d be surprised at other places! We spent almost no time in our room, because the resort was so great we were really only there to sleep! Bottom line: 10/10 experience. Beaches Turks and Caicos sets a new bar for what an all-inclusive resort should be.

We stayed at Oceanside East Grace Point for 6 nights. EVERY MORNING we awoke at 7am to hear the annoying and loud sounds of construction right outside our room. We were not given any advance notice by the hotel of this work taking place when we made our reservations and thus we did not have the chance to look for another location to stay. No discount given for the abnormal conditions. Very disrespectful and irritating. Appears loud construction that disturbs the privacy and peacefulness of this hotel will continue for at least 6 more months.

Absolutely incredible! Location is beautiful, rooms - even better! Everything was so clean, and the service was stunning! The atmosphere was so calm yet so exhilarating. The value is incredible, not to mention the amenities, which were better than any place I had ever been to before. This is 1000% a must-go location. LOVE!

Great experience!! The entertainment crew is top notch! O’Ryan has been so fantastic with our teens between the offerings with pickle ball, volleyball, soccer, pool. He is fantastic. And to make it better he is an excellent singer!! Loved all the entertainers!! Food is great too! Perfect trip!

The worst and most expensive resort ever. Dirty rooms was the worse part. Staff were picking up food with their bare hands when serving it. I just will never go back again. I’ll stick with the Iberostar