Seven Stars Resort & Spa

Rooms and suites

All accommodation is in suites with full kitchens and terraces or balconies, which makes longer stays and family trips easy.

• One-bedroom suites
• Two-bedroom suites
• Three-bedroom suites
• Oceanfront, ocean-view and garden-view options

The suites work well for longer stays. Each one has a full kitchen, and the concierge team offers pantry stocking so groceries are waiting when you arrive. Oceanfront suites face Grace Bay directly, while garden-view suites are a quieter, lower-priced option.

Restaurants and bars

Seven Stars has three main dining venues, with the restaurants winning outside recognition:

• Seven: fine dining with international dishes and seafood, smart casual dress
• The Tasting Room at Seven: Wine Spectator Restaurant Award winner in 2022
• The Farm on Grace Bay: fresh dishes with some ingredients grown on site, named to TIME’s World’s Greatest Places in 2025
• The Deck: casual beachfront dining with Caribbean and American dishes

The restaurants are a big part of the appeal, so book dinner tables early in high season. Breakfast is not included in standard rates.

Beach, pools and spa

The resort sits on Grace Bay Beach, where attendants bring towels and drinks. There is a large heated pool with cabanas that suits families, and a separate adults-only saltwater pool.

The on-site spa offers wellness and beauty treatments, and yoga classes are held on property.

Activities and entertainment

Kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, Hobie Cats and snorkeling gear are complimentary. Guests also have lit tennis courts, a fitness center, complimentary bicycles and a book and DVD library.

The kids program offers supervised outdoor activities such as sailing lessons and eco trips. The concierge can stock your pantry before arrival and arrange sunset sails.

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: families and couples who want spacious suites with kitchens, an adults-only pool option and top-rated restaurants on Grace Bay.
• Consider another resort if: you want an all-inclusive rate or a resort with lots of evening entertainment.

Getting there from Providenciales International Airport

Seven Stars is about 7 miles from Providenciales International Airport (PLS), around a 15-minute drive.

There is no airport shuttle, so arrange a taxi or private 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
• Minimum check-in age is 18
• Children are welcome; pets are not allowed
• Free Wi-Fi and free parking
• A day pass is offered for non-guests