Blue Haven Resort

I enjoyed my experience! I recommend more available restaurants. The people were extremely friendly and welcoming!!! I love love love Tangie( the excursion representative). I was also advised on several occasions that I would receive a special treat in my room for my birthday but that did not occur.

Beach was excellent, and not cramped. Evening food at the Salt restaurant was excellent. Breakfast was good. For a couple of days the only food available for lunch was at the pool side restaurant which was like TGI Fridays. The accommodation was OK but needs a refresh. No smart TV in our room. Drinks during the day were OK; in the evening they were much better. Staff, maid service, and security was excellent. There was one night of entertainment (a Caribbean Night), but the onsite restaurants closed so it was the only option available that evening. Exploring the gazebo in the evening is dangerous! A couple of the lights were out and there is nothing to stop someone falling 5 feet into the water. We submitted an incident report for when my wife fell. Thankfully she is a good swimmer. The onsite manager showed concern and was sympathetic, but we have heard nothing from the owners of the facility which is disappointing. My wife and I are 60 and 65 yo respectively.

This resort is located at the end of the island a distance away from downtown shops and other hotels, which makes it private. The suite was beyond our expectations. The weather was beautiful; 80 degrees with trade winds. As this resort is all-inclusive, we ate all our meals there, except one at their sister resort which was a 20 minute drive. Food was good although not exceptional. We spent most of the time at the beach or the pool. The lounge chairs had minimal padding that we so uncomfortable that we ended up renting a cabana one day just for a comfortable place to sit. We had some problems with the cabana service and spoke with T'Ange at the tour desk and she comped us the cabana the next day and made sure we were taken care of. I have never experienced such excellent customer service as was provided here. We also need to give a shout out to Jillian, who goes out of her way to make sure you're having a good time. It seemed what ever station she worked at you were always met with a smile. Benz was a fantastic server at our cabana on the second day. Great attitude sense of humor, and very fast service. These three employees are definitely an asset. Also, thank you to Gelear for helping with our departure.

We stayed at Blue Haven with our 5 year old and another family and their 4 year old. This was so perfect! The beach was beautiful I'm a man made cove with calm shallow waters (it did get deeper as you went out but the kids had so much room). We loved the big trampoline in the water! We rented a cabana most days to make it easier for the kids to nap and eat and us to have a shady place to relax. Garth was out vip server for the cabana and he was amazing! So accommodating and very friendly! Makayla at the front concierge desk was so sweet I'm able to help us with everything including rides into town and from the airport. I would definitely recommend this resort, especially to someone with small children. It was small and quiet with plenty of room to run around and play. Also would definitely recommend the clear kayak Mangrove tour! Kid-friendly and you saw tons of sea turtles up close! Also the food was amazing! I wasn't expecting it to be so good for an all inclusive!

Title: Beautiful Setting but Significant Drawbacks to the All‑Inclusive Experience We stayed at Blue Haven for the month of February—our first visit to Turks and Caicos and our first time at this property. We chose the all‑inclusive option and were hopeful for a relaxing getaway, but several aspects did not meet expectations. Upon arrival, we received a brief tour. We were surprised to learn that the resort has only one main restaurant and one casual dining option. Two additional restaurants are available at the sister property, but they require reservations. Guests from that much larger resort are also allowed to use Blue Haven’s beach, which is advertised as quieter and less crowded. In reality, this often left Blue Haven short on beach chairs and umbrellas. If you want a spot, you must go out early and “save” it—disappointing for a property marketed as peaceful and boutique‑like. Our room was extremely small. It was described as a studio, but the space was far more limited than the website photos suggest. The only furniture besides the king‑size bed was a single chair. We asked about switching rooms, but none were available. Thankfully, the weather was good, so we didn’t have to spend much time indoors. Food and beverages were another weak point. Breakfast and lunch were served at the same restaurant daily, and the menu did not change. Overall, the food was subpar. Many of the drinks were made with artificial flavoring, and the wine was not drinkable. The dining options simply did not reflect the price point of an all‑inclusive in Turks and Caicos. On the positive side, the property was very clean, and our room was serviced daily. Staff members were kind and tried hard to be helpful, though the overall service approach felt disorganized, with some confusion over responsibilities. Special recognition goes to Denilson, Rice, and Disney, who consistently provided excellent service. We did enjoy two dinners at Fishbone, located at the sister property—both meals were very good. If food and beverage quality are important to you, I would not recommend choosing the all‑inclusive package here. We also had a memorable dinner off‑property at Grace’s Cottage, which we highly recommend. Blue Haven has potential due to its beautiful location and friendly staff, but the all‑inclusive experience, dining options, and room size were disappointing for the cost.