Beaches Turks & Caicos Resort Villages & Spa

Just got back from an 8 day stay at Beaches Turks & Caicos. Who: Family of 5 ( 2 adults, 3 kids 18/15/12) When: June 2026 Where: Italian Village Concierge Suite For some context, this was our first Beaches stay, first All-Inclusive. We were between this resort, Beaches Negril, Hyatt Cap Cana and O2 Barbados. Ended up here on a couple of recommendations from friends who had stayed at this resort. I was a bit apprehensive because of some of the reviews I read, but we pulled the trigger as most were very positive. Now I see why many people say this is their 4th, 5th, 6th trip here. We had an incredible experience and our kids LOVED it. We are alredy booked for next year. A few things we read before going that scared us: - Poor Service: Saw none of that. Most every employee was over the top friendly. Yes, we had a few servers that were not super engaging, but whatever. SUPER shoutout to Ishmael at the Italian Village Bar. Incredible service, super engaging and won't get too detailed but went way beyond his duties... (he knew my daughters modified Shirley Temple and always made it for her without ordering it, just a small thing he did that made her feel special). - Pool Chair Reserving - Never as bad as we read. Yes, best charirs had towles on the, by 9ish, but PLENTY of chaors open. Now by mid afternoon, it may be hard to find a set of chairs, but we had no issue. I thhink main problem is people do not retur towels so it looks like they are all saved. - Long food waits: Yes >> we did notice that, but nothing crazy. We get it. What we did notice was after you ordered and got food, nit many follow ups which I can only assume is strategic so people don't order like an all you can eat buffet and don't mill around. So sometimes we had to go out of our way to get attention - Horrible food: Nope. Was it mind blowing?? No. But we did not come here for Michilin rated food, we know it was going to be just OK, but it was better than just OK. SOme dishes were great. Some were just OK. - Dated Rooms: Our room was fine, But I could see how the Caribbean village may be dated (which is going through renovations now). - Airport Shuttle being horrific. Agree, nit the best, we were crammed into a van that was hot, guy drove pretty aggressively too. I think it is a local company that Beaches contracts. But whatever... got us there and back. Would do private next time. Overall Food Thoughts: - We hit everything but: Reflections, Sapodillas, Giuseppe's, Le Petit, Barefoot. - HIGHLIGHTS: - PINTA - We all loved this, all food we tried was good. THink we ate here three times (a couple times just to jump in for a quick app). Was a running joke with us.... "how about we try Pinta's??" - SOY - Not Great sushi by any means, but still good. I went twice with one of my sons. - KIMONOS - Again, we have had much better Hibachi, but this was good for me (wife said her meat was awful but she is picky) can't remember chef's name but she was fun. - BAYSIDE/SKY/NEPTUNE - kind of group these three together, we hit these for Breakfast every day - (bayside is a buffet). Sky dinner was great! - MR MAC - Daughter LOVES mac and cheese and therefore loved this food truck. I thought is was pretty good as well (which was shocking) - SERVICEABLE - MARIOS - went here for breakfast one day, and ate dinner. Did the job, was actually better than expected based on reviews. Nothing mindblowing - BOBBY DEES - Perfect for late night food or lunch. Waits were long for sure. Burgers better than expected. - DINOS/BELLA - Pizza was fine. We spent one day at Caribbean pools and was perfect for lunch - BUTCH"S - OK, for an all inclusive this was great, I had no problems with my meal and my kids loved it. Wife again thought her meat tasted funny, but that's what you get for ordering meat med-well. So her opinion is well, you know...... Seriously though, fine for AI. Now if I'd spend $600 on dinner there, I'd probably have much worse things to say. - JOJO - perfect for coffee and small pastries and right in Itl Village - Criketter's pub - again, nothing great but did the job. My middle sone loved the fish and chips, and my oldest loved it since he is 18. - Jerk Truck - Really solid, should probably be a highlight but I was in a rush, libe was long, I panic ordered and had to eat while walking. LOWLIGHTS- - ARIZONAS - Food took forever, but it wasn't that great either, I got the tuna tostada and Mahi Mahi and it was just ok. Again, not expecting much being AI but also read great reviews. Could have been because we were one of last parties there. - SCHOONERS - Only ate breakfsast here and was least favorit of all meals. - YOYOs - Daughter loves her Frogurt. She did not like it (I think she expected it to be mindblowing and was let down) - I thought it was fine. POOLS: - We hit all of the main pools - kids loved them all, each has their own Charm: - Italian Village - Def the party pool, we spent three days here (where we stayed). THe guys running the music/games were great. ANd the pool bartenders were hilarious. - French Village - Def more laid back..... Day we were there was pretty empty. But we were looking for a calm day so worked out. - Treasure Beach - Brand new, pool is FANTASTIC. Crowded though which makes sense. - Caribbean - There are two there, we hit the pool by Arizona's. Less crowded than ITL/TB. we had a fun day there - Waterpark - Our kids are older, but they still liked it (we only spent 1/2 day there. I went down the slides with them, more fun than I thought. Did a lap on lazy river too. Great options for kids though! (side note, we read that tubes were impossible to find, so we brought our own and inflated them there. I saw plenty around the day we were there, but also felt that day was slowest at the resort) - BEACH - Spent two das at beach. Not a big ocean giy, but this was great. Water super calm, perfect temp and they have floaties, inflatables, etc. OTHER: - We did the Catamaran Scuba/Iguana Island trip. I was skeptical going into this, but we had a TON of fun. The photog on the boat was hilarious, kids loved him (Joseph). - Grounds - really well taken care of. Saw doxens of guys moving, trimming, cleaning each day. Grounds were well manicured. - Resort is big, and we walked most of the time, but the shuttles were great - Check in - Was awesome - Alcohol - Decent selection. I was super happy with the Appleton 12 option for rum and we stuck to that. They were not shy on the booze in drinks either... My son turned 18 in Aprril so thus wa shis first time ordering drinks at a bar/restaurant. They did card him (unless they recognized him later, which was hilarious because they all messed with him when he ordered drinks). BAD: - I'm being pretty picky here trying to find anything negative, but we did the beach photo shoot, and while our photog was GREAT, I felt like the picture prices were horrific (this is more of a Sandals/Beaches negative, not this resort). And my wife being a SUCKER for all pictures I knew I was in trouble. I went in thinking it woul dbe somthing Like $350 to get all of the digitial copies of the beach shoot, boat trip and other random shots. I think we had ~550 prints available. Well, the prices were insane. Can't rmember them all, but we got to pick 24 pictures for $475!!!!). I think to get all of them is was like $1100. Again, nitpicking here and we spent the $$ so that os on us. Just wish they had a reasonable option to get more pics especially when your wife is a picture addict!! All in all, 9/10 >> place is amazing, the people that work there are amazing and will will be back (thanks to Kay Kay).

We were celebrating our 30th Wedding Anniversary and found heaven. The Beach Turks & Caicos staff is extraordinary. We took advantage of all the pools, bars and amenities. We had an extremely engaging experience on the hobby cat with Captain Damus. So much that we had him take us out three times during our stay. Damus you are amazing and made our trip. Thanks to everyone at the resort!!!! Best place on earth.

We stayed at the new Treasure Beach Village in May 2026 in a 2bd Butler Suite, and we were absolutely blown away by both the amenities and the level of hospitality we received throughout our stay. Our suite had a stunning view, and we loved the layout, especially having the kitchen separated from the bedroom area. The room was always impeccably stocked with drinks, snacks, fresh towels, and toiletries, making it feel comfortable and effortless from the moment we arrived. We were fortunate to have two wonderful butlers during our stay, but I would especially like to recognize Claude. He consistently noticed the little details that made such a difference. Whether it was remembering a favorite snack or surprising our oldest daughter with fresh mangoes, he made our family feel truly special. Some people leave a lasting impression on your life, and Claude is one of those people. We have been home for over a month, and our children still ask about him regularly. Like many families traveling with young children, we had a few toddler meltdowns and unexpected moments, and Claude always stepped in with kindness and patience. He worked seamlessly around our ever-changing schedule and made everything feel easy and well cared for. Most importantly, when our youngest experienced a medical emergency during our trip, Claude had just started his shift and immediately made sure we had transportation from the medical center back to the resort. His compassion and professionalism during a stressful situation meant more to us than we can express. Claude is truly a gem, and we hope he receives the recognition he deserves. We are already planning to return in 2028 and will absolutely be requesting him again. We dined at Mario's on our first evening, and our server, Andre, was phenomenal. He introduced us to what became our favorite drink of the trip, the Amaretto Martini! If this review reaches him, we hope he remembers Mr. Bill and our family. Alex, who operated the train, created one of our youngest daughter's favorite memories. At the end of a train ride, he picked flowers for her and handed them to her personally. She still talks about that special moment. Jaron (I hope I spelled it correctly) kept us well taken care of at our cabana, ensuring drinks were always flowing and recommending several delicious cocktails. He was genuinely friendly, attentive, and a pleasure to talk with throughout our stay. We also had a fantastic family photo session with Romaine. We highly recommend booking a morning session. The water was the most beautiful shade of blue, and the skies were crystal clear. Since we live in Florida and can easily get sunset photos at home, the bright morning colors were perfect for us. Romaine kept everyone laughing, relaxed, and moving naturally through the session, resulting in photos we will treasure forever. The snorkeling directly off the beach to the left of the resort was absolutely incredible. In fact, we enjoyed that snorkeling spot even more than the snorkeling boat excursion offered by the resort. We saw an amazing variety of marine life, and it ended up being one of the highlights of our trip. The entertainment was also fantastic, especially for families. Our kids absolutely loved the character breakfast, which created some truly special memories for them. The silent disco was another huge hit. Not just for the kids, but for the adults too! It was one of those activities that had everyone smiling and laughing together. A couple of suggestions for the resort: There does appear to be a mosquito issue around Treasure Beach Village, particularly near the cabanas. We noticed them most when sitting underneath the covered cabana areas. Guests should definitely bring insect repellent, and it may be beneficial for the property to treat the drains and surrounding landscaping to help reduce mosquito activity. We would also love to see clearer signage around walkways and pool areas where there are inclines, dips, ledges, or potentially slippery surfaces. Some areas have caution signs, but additional markings could help prevent accidents. During our stay, our youngest daughter tripped on an unmarked incline near the Treasure Beach swim-up bar while exiting the pool and required stitches to her chin. The staff responded quickly and took excellent care of us, arranging transportation to Grace Medical. It was simply an unfortunate accident, but additional visual cues or markings could help guests identify areas where the ground is not level. One final tip for future guests: we didn't realize that the Sandals Gina App becomes inaccessible after your stay ends. Next time, we will make sure to recognize outstanding staff members while still on property so they receive the credit they deserve. Overall, Treasure Beach Village exceeded our expectations. The beautiful accommodations, incredible staff, and unforgettable memories made this one of our favorite family vacations. We are already counting down the days until our return in 2028!

Long review but hopefully helpful for first timers and happy to answer any questions. This was our first Beaches trip but have been to been to nearly all Sandals resorts over the last 10+ years. Like most first timers, I was nervous after reading reviews. We are a family of four with kids aged 3 and 10 and will return to this resort again. Airport arrival wasn’t bad, the line moved consistently and didn’t feel like it was too long of a wait. The departure was nuts. We spent most of our time outside in the heat… if I travel again on a Saturday, I will invest in the fast pass. The resort was overwhelming at first because it’s so much larger than the Sandals locations we are used to. Each village is distinctively its own vibe. However, we never made it down to the Key West Village, it felt like a whole town away and we only saw a small area of the French Village, up to where the Sesame Street breakfast was and the Cafe while headed to the departure lounge. We stayed in the Caribbean Village and am really happy with our choice. We liked the smaller pool options but spent most of our time at the beach and our room was literally right on the beach. We stayed in the S1 room category. If I wasn’t looking for a second bathroom option down the road, I would stay here over and over again …. even if we didn’t have the amazing view because it was so convenient location wise. It isn’t too dated but could use a refresh. The Caribbean lobby area definitely needs a refresh, it reminded me of the early 80s. I’m sure it will be happening soon with the rest of the Caribbean village getting updated. Our favorite restaurants for dinner were Pinta, Schooners, and Butch’s. We also went to Soy which was ok to me and Mario’s which I would skip entirely. We went to Soy twice at the request of our older daughter and Pinta twice because it was just so, so good. We didn’t try anywhere else for dinner. For breakfast we did the reflections buffet for the omelets and Pinta. For lunch we either had pizza or the walk up grill at Arizonas which was perfect for burgers, hot dogs and steak or chicken tacos. My kids also had the Mac and cheese truck one day which was fun and the frozen yogurt one night which was also good. The kids loved the swim bar at Arizonas and the snow cones at the Treasure beach swim up bar. Surprisingly we only spent one day at the water park because my kids enjoyed the ocean so much. The waterpark exceeded my expectations though as they had so many options, a great lazy river and you didn’t wait long to use the slides. The beach is the best beach I have been too in decades… maybe the Cayman Islands could compete but the water was so clear, calm and a perfect temperature. My 3 year old swam with her puddle jumper and loved it. We did the Sesame Street breakfast which my 3 year old loved and I would recommend that add-on to others with small kids. We also did the family snorkeling and iguana island catamaran which I wouldn’t do again simply because the music was so incredibly loud that it just made the ride unenjoyable. A huge, huge shoutout to Miss Linda, our nighttime attendant. Our kids grew so fond of her in a short period of time and they were sad when it was her last day to visit them and give them their goodnight cards. Also a huge shout out to Miss Donna, our daytime housekeeper. She is amazing and did an outstanding job. There is so much to do at this resort that I can’t imagine anyone being bored at any age. We didn’t get to half the things we thought we would. Our kids had the best week ever and that was the goal. While it was different than what we are used to with Sandals, this was definitely the family version of the brand we have relied on for so many years and weren’t disappointed at all.

Everything was amazing and the staff made the trip even better! The resort is clean, the food is great and the service couldn't be any better. Our family loved so many employees- but we took note of a few names that went above and beyond! Dwan from dining- Barefoot by the Sea- We went back to visit him three times! He is friendly and makes you feel like family. Rojay and Kenton from entertainment were funny and energetic! We loved their pool olympics! Perki the bartender at the big pool made our boys feel like celebrities. They asked him to create special drinks for them and he delivered, and made them feel special. Fortune Cookie-Chef Cookie from dining at Kimonos COOKED for us AND sang his heart out. We all said he should be paid the most of anyone at Beaches! Ishmael- bartender at the circle bar in the italian village remembered EVERYONE'S drink order the following day. We have no idea how he did it, but he made everyone feel special. AND- Kayann at check in and check out at Key West also remembered our family. We had a unique check in story and she asked about it when we checked out. She was friendly and very caring! Make the trip! You won't be disappointed!