Beaches Turks & Caicos Resort Villages & Spa

This is our 4th or 5th time to Beaches Turks and Caicos, and we had a lovely time as always. While we went the last week of March -- peak spring break -- the resort didn't feel crowded at all: We had no trouble finding lounge chairs at the pools (and the resort staff does seem to be making more of an effort to ensure that the "saving" that goes on was kept to a minimum), and the beach was similar. There is also a new effort at offering drinks to order by waitstaff at the Italian pool to guests on sun loungers, which was very convenient. Having the infinity pool located near the beach at the Treasure Bay Village is also a major plus, as one doesn't feel so isolated from the rest of the action on the beach as can be true at other parts of the resort. The new food hall in Treasure Bay Village is a great addition; portions are appropriately sized (ie not oversized), so that ordering a few per person allows for trying new and delicious things without excessive waste. Overall, the food is perhaps a 3.5 star experience, but given that the resort is cooking for over 3000 people at maximum capacity, the quality is fine and about what I was expecting; it certainly went down well with my family. The Jerk Truck's chicken was amazing, and my family also enjoyed dining at Sky and Neptune's. This was our first time with the butler experience, and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Romano and Kishon did an amazing job at finding us tricky reservations, setting up cabanas, and making sure my constantly hungry 17 yr old son had enough snacks (harder than you'd expect!). In general, we had a wonderful vacation and will be back in the future.

Roshane, TT, and Oryan are hands down my favorite staff members ever! They made every guest feel like their best friend and were constantly making me laugh. They truly made my trip to Turks and Caicos the most fun I’ve ever had. They are amazing at keeping conversations going and creating genuine connections with guests, constantly remembering my name and things we spoke about. I vividly remember the first time I met Roshane. After that, my friend and I always made an effort to find him at whatever station he was working at that day! I can’t wait to go back and visit them again. Some of my favorite memories from my trip truly was spending time with them. If you ever visit Beaches Turks and Caicos, I HIGHLY recommend finding them and getting to know them, you won’t regret it!

Our family just returned from our fifth Spring Break at Beaches Turks & Caicos Resort Villages & Spa, and once again, it exceeded every expectation. There is a reason we continue to come back year after year. This truly is the best resort. The property itself is absolutely stunning, the amenities are endless, and the food is consistently excellent. Our kids, ages 13 and 11, had an absolute blast the entire trip. Between the water park, the pools, ping pong, and all of the activities available, there was never a dull moment. It is one of the few places where both kids are equally entertained from morning to night. We had so many standout experiences this trip thanks to an amazing team: - Patrina at Butch’s Steakhouse provided exceptional service and made our dining experience one to remember. Eugene, our butler in the Treasure Beach Village, went above and beyond every single day to ensure our family was taken care of. - Renee at Pinta; our "family" was warm, attentive, and runs a fantastic restaurant. - Akeem and Kemar at the Treasure Beach Village pool kept everything running smoothly and always with a smile. - Junior, the treasure beach pool bartender, brought great energy and made every afternoon even more enjoyable. - Colleen at Cricketer’s Pub was wonderful and so welcoming. And we absolutely have to give a very special shoutout to Susan, better known as “Super Susan” at the Jerk Truck. She is truly one of a kind. Not only did she remember our son Logan from last year, but she also remembered his allergies, which meant so much to us as parents. Logan visited her every single day for lunch, and she greeted him each time with such warmth and care. She is an absolute joy and a perfect example of the heart behind this resort. It is rare to find a place that delivers such a consistently high level of service year after year, but Beaches Turks & Caicos does exactly that. We are already booked and will return in 2027 and 2028!

We stayed at Beaches Turks & Caicos with the family and had a great time. The grounds were clean, the resort had plenty to do with the kids, and there was always something going on to keep everyone entertained. We stayed in the Italian Village, which was a great spot for our family. One of the highlights was getting out on the water. We took a boat ride over to Iguana Island and also got to see the shipwreck and jump off it, which was absolutely worth the ride. That ended up being one of those fun memory-making experiences the whole family will talk about. Overall, it was a fun family trip with a good mix of relaxation, adventure, and activities for the kids.

Our family spent a week at Beaches and overall had a great time. This was our second time at TCI—the first being at the neighboring Alexandra resort, which we also enjoyed. At Beaches, we stayed in the Key West Village which is on the quieter part of the island, and stayed in two separate butler villas: a three bedroom villa (3VO) and a four bedroom villa with private pool (4VP). Both were very clean and lovely places to stay. The property grounds were beautiful and largely well kept—the gardeners were friendly and worked hard to ensure the property was impeccable. However, there were times when we saw empty beer cans and other trash in the flower beds near our pool and beach cabanas. These areas are where guests spend most of the day and should've been better maintained, but it didn't bother us much. As for the food, we felt it was largely hit or miss. The restaurants we enjoyed most included Sopadillas, Barefoot, Butch’s, Mario’s, Kimono’s, and Sky for breakfast. You mostly can’t go wrong with steak and seafood here, and the jerk chicken truck was always a lunch favorite. But overall the food here was a bit less enjoyable compared to other Sandals resorts we’ve been to. The food at Pinta was most disappointing—very bland, especially the fried plantains and spring rolls (that had nothing inside of them?), and the multi-kitchen ordering procedure was very odd. The food at Schooner’s was okay but took forever to come out (over an hour), and wasn’t hot when it arrived. The lunch buffet at Bayside was terrible—hard pass. For a family resort, the food choices for toddlers were very limited. We would’ve been much happier if toddler-friendly staples like PB&Js, grilled cheese sandwiches, meatballs, chicken nuggets, fish sticks, quesadillas, etc more widely available across the property. We also didn’t inquire with our butler about it, so maybe that’s on us, but there just didn’t seem to be many menu items for toddlers. There is no shortage of snacks the butlers bring for you, but they’re mostly filler (crackers, cheese, desserts, bowls of popcorn… mostly things you don’t want to eat every day), so it largely went to waste. Next time we’ll be more upfront about what they shouldn’t bother bringing to us (though fresh fruit was always nice to have). The Alexandra resort next door has a smoothie truck which we stopped at every day when we stayed there, and I don’t think Beaches offers something similar to that, and they probably should. We split our time between the beach and pool areas. The Key West pools and beach were very quiet, so if you want quiet time, those are the places to be. The Italian Village pool seemed to be the main party pool. The pool at the new Treasure Beach section was also very nice and fun, and the pool layout was unique. We had a good time at both. One thing I noticed here is that there is very little beach and pool drink service. Our entire week I think we only saw one person come around to serve drinks. If you think you’ll get a ton of service at your chair, you’ll be disappointed (though to be fair, there’s usually a bar nearby). The people working at this resort were excellent. Our butlers Jean and Romario were absolutely wonderful and attentive to our family’s needs, and our 2yo daughter was excited to see them every day (there was no shortage of special treats for her when our butlers came around). We even ran into an old butler friend Makare from South Coast—it was great to see him, and he even spent some time helping us while we were lost wandering the property one night. The entertainment crew does a wonderful job, and there’s no shortage of things for kids to do. We especially enjoyed the Sesame Street events, such as the dance show, parade, cookie baking with the Cookie Monster, and the character breakfast—our daughter had a blast dancing with everyone, and they all took their time to give her attention and take pictures. We didn’t try the kids camp daycare stuff, but wouldn’t hesitate to do so next time—the kids seemed like they were having fun and were well taken care of. The silent disco is always a blast--we do it at every resort. Huge shoutouts to Pauline (from Pinta), Roodine (our photographer), Cece (dive master), Andre (Mario’s), Nicholas and David (from Sopadillas), and Narissa and KerryAnne (Key West spa)—all of them contributed to make our trip wonderful. We’ll see them all again!