Grace Bay Club

Rooms and suites

All accommodation is in suites. Most Villa Suites have full kitchens, and The Estate’s 22 units are larger, apartment-style suites.

• The Hotel: adults-only beachfront suites with kitchenettes
• Villa Suites: studios and one- to three-bedroom suites, most with full kitchens
• The Estate: 22 larger suites on the eastern side of the resort

Because most Villa Suites have full kitchens, families can mix in breakfasts and simple meals in their suite, which helps on longer stays. Couples who want the most peaceful experience usually choose The Hotel, where the pool and common areas are reserved for adults.

All suites are close to the sand, and the resort’s compact size means it is a short walk from your door to the beach, pools and restaurants.

Restaurants and bars

Dining is mainly Caribbean and Italian. Breakfast is included in the rate. Venues include:

• Infiniti Restaurant & Raw Bar: Caribbean and Italian, beside the beach
• The Grill: casual restaurant
• Krave: restaurant
• Stix: afternoon beachside dining
• The Lounge: bar
• The Pool Bar: drinks by the pool

Breakfast is included in the room rate. For other meals, you can stay on site or walk to the many independent restaurants along Grace Bay Road.

Beach, pools and spa

The resort fronts Grace Bay Beach, with soft sand and calm, clear water. Non-motorized water sports equipment is included for guests.

There are three pools, including an adults-only infinity pool and a heated pool. Anani Spa offers massages, beauty treatments and fitness services.

Activities and entertainment

Kids Town offers complimentary childcare along with kid-focused water sports and boat excursions, and babysitting can be arranged. Adults can use the fitness center, take out kayaks or paddleboards, or book excursions through the full-time concierge.

Evenings are low-key, centered on dinner and drinks at the Lounge and Infiniti rather than shows or nightlife.

Beyond the resort, Providenciales is easy to explore. Grace Bay Road is lined with restaurants, cafes and shops, and you can snorkel straight from the sand at Bight Reef (Coral Gardens) and Smith’s Reef. Boat trips run to Iguana Island, also called Little Water Cay, to see the protected rock iguanas, and to the sandbars and quiet beaches of the nearby cays. The barrier reef off the north shore keeps the water calm for most of the year, which is why this coast is so good for swimming and paddleboarding.

Who it’s best for

• Best for: couples who want an adults-only section, families who want a kitchen and a kids program, travelers who prefer a smaller luxury resort on Grace Bay.
• Consider another resort if: you want an all-inclusive plan or lots of nightlife and entertainment on site.

Getting there from Providenciales International Airport

Grace Bay Club is about 7.5 miles from Providenciales International Airport (PLS), roughly a 15-minute drive.

The resort does not run a free airport shuttle, so plan on a taxi or a pre-arranged car.

Turks and Caicos uses the US dollar, and visitors need a valid passport. Nonstop flights reach Providenciales from several US and Canadian cities. Most visitors get around by taxi, although rental cars are available if you want to explore beyond your resort. Driving is on the left.

Good to know

• Check-in from 3:00 PM, check-out by 12:00 PM
• The Hotel section is adults-only
• Breakfast and Wi-Fi are included
• Minimum check-in age is 18
• Pets are not allowed