Beaches Turks & Caicos Resort Villages & Spa

We just returned from an incredible stay at Beaches Turks and Caicos, and it truly exceeded our expectations. We stayed in a beautifully renovated room in the Seaside Village, which was absolutely ideal for our family of four. We have two young daughters (ages 4 and 6), and the layout worked perfectly. The separate bedroom had its own balcony, while the living area had a second balcony, a small fridge, and a pull-out couch. The pull-out was surprisingly comfortable and worked very well for the kids. Having the extra space and separation made the stay far more relaxing for everyone. The resort itself is amazing and offers an unbelievable amount to do. We spent a lot of time on the beach, but also enjoyed the pools, all of which were great. Our favourite was the Caribbean Pool closest to the Seaside area, though every pool we visited was well maintained and fun. Our girls absolutely loved the Sesame Street character experiences. Every show they attended was enjoyable, but the street party and parade were the highlight of the entire trip. Getting to meet all the characters was truly magical for them. We also spent quite a bit of time at the water park, which was a huge hit. Our 6-year-old tried the surf simulator for the first time on a boogie board and didn’t want to stop — easily one of her favourite memories from the vacation. The staff throughout the resort were fantastic — friendly, patient, and incredibly accommodating with children. It really shows that this resort is designed with families in mind. The food was excellent and exceeded our expectations for an all-inclusive. We especially loved Arizona’s since we’re big Tex-Mex fans, but all of the restaurants we tried were very good. Our hibachi chef at Kimonos was a bit more subdued compared to others we saw during our stay, but the food itself was great. Our 6-year-old loves sushi, so we ended up dining there twice. We also tried a couple of excursions. The glass-bottom boat was just okay, but the snorkeling was a lot of fun. I went twice with our 6-year-old, and it was a great shared experience. One extra note — our Seaside location was right next to the new Treasure Island area, which looks very close to completion. It’s exciting to see how much the resort continues to invest and expand. Yes, Beaches Turks & Caicos is expensive — but it delivered incredible family memories that made it completely worth it for us. We actually put a deposit down on our next trip before leaving; now we just have to figure out when we’re going back. Highly recommended for families looking for a truly special vacation.

I went to Beaches, Turks & Caicos to celebrate my sister's 40th birthday with the whole family. None of us had ever been to Turks & Caicos before and we were very excited for the trip. When we arrived at the resort, we were stunned. The grounds were beautiful, the beach looked like a postcard, and the weather was absolutely perfect. The longer we stayed, though, the more we realized that this is unfortunately not the tropical idyll we thought it was. We booked two separate rooms, both in the Caribbean Village. My sister and her family had a very spacious, modern room near the beach, but the room I shared with my mother was less so. Very outdated furniture and decor, not to mention our safe was broken (we called someone to fix it and it was still broken) and the sink in the bathroom leaked onto the floor. If this was a normal all-inclusive resort (like many others I've been to), I probably wouldn't even mention these minor issues, but since the cost of this place is WAY more than other place I've stayed at, I thought it would be noticeably better; that is not the case. More disappointing than the room, however, was the food. "Aggressively mediocre" is probably the best way to describe it. The only meals that stood out as being exceptional were the dinners at Le Petit Chateau and Soy. The drinks were also very hit-or-miss. One of the ways Beaches justifies its absurd prices because more activities are included in the overall price than other all-inclusive resorts. This is an illusion. One activity my family wanted to partake in was the glass bottom boat tour. The first time we tried to book it, we were told it was broken. The next time, that we filled out the wrong form (which was given to us by the resort). Finally, on our last day, that all the tours are booked, but we should try again tomorrow. In addition to this dancing around, I have never actually seen anyone on this mythical boat. I sat on the beach every day when I was there and while there were many boats on the water, I didn't see any boats that could reasonably be this glass boat bottom. Overall, the best parts of my experience here had nothing to do with the resort itself, but rather with the gorgeous location of Turks & Caicos. I was hoping for a luxury experience since they charge luxury prices, but of the dozen or so all-inclusive resorts I've stayed at in the Caribbean, this was by far the most disappointing and the only one I would never recommend.

We stayed here as a family and found it very convenient for traveling with kids. There were plenty of activities throughout the day, so everyone always had something to do without needing to plan much. The beach was clean and easy to access, and the resort felt lively but well organized. Meals were straightforward with lots of options, which made dining with children simple. Overall, it worked well for a relaxed family vacation where everything is in one place.

Amazing color and clean Good weather, does rain some but that’s okay. Some areas have cute doggies running around. I hope and pray the Turk government takes care of them 🙏❤️. I do think there is a doggie shelter.

We paid $6,000 for four nights at what’s marketed as a five-star resort. Beaches placed us in a suite directly next to active construction on all sides, with a view directly into portable toilets and constant noise from early morning to night. Fire alarms from the site also went off repeatedly during the night, making it hard for our children and us to sleep. Despite written confirmation weeks earlier that our room would be far from construction, there was no proactive communication or meaningful resolution. Customer service took over a month to respond and ultimately offered a single-night voucher under restrictive legal conditions we declined, as we have no intention of returning to Beaches. Easily the worst experience and poorest customer follow-up we've encountered in more than a decade of family travel.