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Providenciales Hotels and Resorts
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Ocean Club Resort
Beachfront on Grace Bay Beach
From $390 night
H2O Resort
Beachfront on Long Bay Beach
From $515 night
Seven Stars
Beachfront on Grace Bay Beach
From $553 night
Club Med Turkoise
Beachfront on Grace Bay Beach
From $340 night
Sibonné Beach Hotel
Beachfront on Grace Bay Beach
From $254 night
Grace Bay Suites
Near Grace Bay Beach
From $246 night
Blue Haven Resort
Beachfront in Leeward
From $902 night
The Venetian
Beachfront on Grace Bay Beach
From $968 night
Harbour Club Villas
Canal front in Turtle Tail
From $302 night
Coral Gardens Resort
Beachfront on The Bight Reef (Coral Gardens)
From $431 night
Discover the Main Island
Whether you’re looking for the extravagance of one of the large luxury resorts or the laid-back ambiance of a small boutique hotel, you'll find the greatest variety of accommodation types in the Turks and Caicos on the main island of Providenciales.
This popular vacation destination is surrounded by beautiful turquoise water and is best-known for its spectacular beaches and ease of access. All international flights to the Turks and Caicos land at the Providenciales International Airport (PLS), which welcomes regular routes from the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
Spare No Expense
Luxury Resorts
There are more than a dozen incredible luxury resorts to explore on Providenciales that offer excellent amenities, an upscale experience, and a prime beachfront location (many are located directly on world-famous Grace Bay Beach).
While every property is different, on-site dining, complimentary water sports equipment, shopping, and entertainment are just a few amenities commonly included in luxury stays.
Want for Nothing
All-Inclusives
If you simply want to relax and not worry about transport, choosing where to eat, and deciding what to do, consider booking an an all-inclusive resort.
You'll find a small collection of all-inclusive resorts on Providenciales offering family-friendly or adults-only stays at different price points. Providenciales all-inclusives typically include food, drinks, and a range of activities.
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Budget Hotels
Providenciales is an expensive vacation destination, and it's common for hotel stays on the island to start at around $200 per night (2025 price). That being said, there are some wonderful hotels and inns that offer a great vacation experience at a more competitive cost.
The budget hotels on Providenciales tend to be found a little inland, yet many are still within easy walking distance of an excellent beach.
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Where to Stay
Best Resort Locations
Providenciales (and the Turks and Caicos at large) is primarily a beach destination. Almost every hotel and resort on the island is either on or within easy walking distance of an incredible beach. The famous Grace Bay Beach is one of the top coasts in the world—however, you can find exquisite white sand and clear turquoise water on many of the island’s lesser-known beaches, too.
Most of the luxury hotels on Providenciales are located on Grace Bay Beach. Resorts and hotels, to a lesser extent, are also located in the Bight, Long Bay Beach, and Turtle Cove areas. Except for Long Bay, these stunning beaches are all part of the Princess Alexandra National Park.
Regions of Providenciales
Long Bay Beach
Only a few hotels occupy the coast of beautiful Long Bay, which is a popular location for kiteboarding and private villa stays.
The Bight Beach
With an intricate coral reef located just steps from its immaculate shoreline, the Bight Beach is the best resort location for shore snorkeling.
Providenciales Accommodation Prices
Lodging on Providenciales starts at around $200 per night for budget hotels, while stays at a luxury Grace Bay resort can fetch anywhere from $600 to $3,000 per night.
It's typical to pay between 22–27% in taxes on your stay. This includes a mandatory 12% government tourism tax, a mandatory 10% service fee, and an optional 5% facility fee.
One of the best ways to save hotel costs is to visit during the off-season.
Outer Island Stays
Providenciales isn’t the only island with serene hotels and resorts. Grand Turk has several quaint inns and hotels, South Caicos has a luxury resort and another in development, and North and Middle Caicos offer small accommodations situated on beautiful landscapes.
If you’re looking for ultimate tranquility, consider one of the resorts on the boutique islands, such as the Pine Cay Resort on Pine Cay or the Ambergris Cay Resort on Ambergris Cay. These unique private island destinations offer luxury and seclusion, and along with the COMO Parrot Cay Resort are the favorite retreats of countless celebrities.
The lesser-populated islands in the country offer a remote, laid-back island atmosphere that is rare in the Caribbean. These outer islands' secluded beaches are paradise—and it’s an unforgettable experience to discover them.
Above: Blue Haven Resort, located in Leeward.
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Amanyara is a luxury resort located on the remote west coast of Providenciales.
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A suite balcony at The Palms.
Beachfront vs. Inland Resorts
To decide whether to book a beachfront resort or an inland hotel, consider how you’d like to spend your stay. If simply enjoying the beach and pool is your ideal vacation, you'll want to pay more for the views and ease of access that a beachfront property offers.
On the other hand, if you want to leave the resort grounds to explore the sights, attractions, and lesser-known beaches—or do a day trip to an outer island—you may want to book a more affordable, inland hotel to save your dollars for a car rental and activities.
Because the islands of the Turks and Caicos are rather small, all the main hotels (apart from a few hotels located Downtown and in some other areas) are within walking distance of a beach.
Restaurants at Resorts
Most resorts have an onsite restaurant or bar, yet a few properties stand out as offering excellent dining.
The Ritz-Carlton on Grace Bay Beach has four restaurants, a café, and several bars. BLT Steak is an American-style gourmet steakhouse, Casa Nonna offers fine Italian dining, Noori serves sushi, and Coralli is a beachfront breakfast and lunch restaurant.
Beaches, which is an expansive all-inclusive resort that caters to families, has 21 restaurants representing a wide range of cuisines.
Seven Stars and The Shore Club also offer a wider than usual selection of onsite dining. Seven Stars has The Deck, The Farm, and Seven, while The Shore Club has SUI-REN and The Almond Tree.
All resort restaurants in the Turks and Caicos must charge a service fee of 10%. This fee is optional for restaurants located off resort grounds, though many still charge it.
Family Friendly Hotels
Unlike some other Caribbean destinations, nearly all resorts and hotels on Providenciales welcome families and children, and typically feature a range of kid and family activities as well as daycare services. A main exception is Club Med Turkoise, which is adults-only.
No discussion of family resorts would be complete without mention of Beaches Turks & Caicos at Grace Bay. This property is arguably the top option for families, and features water parks, game arcades, live entertainment, and even kid-friendly restaurants.
Best Rates and Special Offers
There are several ways to save money on your Turks and Caicos resort or hotel.
The time of year significantly affects the rates and availability of suites and properties. If you plan to visit during the high season from late December to April, book your accommodation well in advance.
You can save quite a lot of money by booking your Turks and Caicos stay during the low season. Resorts often offer specials during the end-of-summer low season—prices can be reduced by as much as 50% from the winter high season rates.
Several of the condominium resorts have privately owned units that are rented out for most of the year as short-stay accommodations. These rooms may be overseen and rented by the resort or by a separate owner or manager. If you do not book through the resort, be sure to inquire about what’s included with the stay (for example, whether you'll have access to amenities and services such as water sports equipment, complimentary breakfast, and transport). Likewise, check-in may not take place at the resort’s front desk.
Amenities
Nearly all hotels on Providenciales have one or more swimming pools and air-conditioned rooms. Many rooms also have kitchenettes.
Most Turks and Caicos resorts are family friendly, and some have kids clubs and activities specifically geared towards children.
Club Med Turkoise, the oldest all-inclusive resort in the country, is the only strictly adults-only resort in the Turks and Caicos.
Many of the larger Turks and Caicos hotels maintain a fleet of non-powered water sports equipment for guests to enjoy, including ocean kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, Hobie Cat sailboats, and snorkel gear.
Transport and Regions
Given the lack of public transportation and high cost of taxis, it's generally recommended to rent a car for the duration of your stay. However, certain areas are walkable and better for travel on foot. Providenciales does not have a city center. Most tourism-related businesses, such as restaurants and shops, are found on the inland Grace Bay Road.
Grace Bay
Central Grace Bay has the largest selection of restaurants, shops, and grocery stores on Providenciales that are within walking distance of local accommodations. It’s definitely an option to go without a rental car for at least part of your stay if you're staying in the Grace Bay area.
Long Bay Beach
Beautiful Long Bay Beach is located on the quieter southeastern coast of Providenciales. Two boutique hotels are found on the beach: H2O Life. Style. Resort. and The Shore Club. Long Bay offers shallow turquoise water and is exceptional for kiteboarding. To get around Providenciales from Long Bay, you'll need to take a taxi or rent a car.
The Bight
Found to the west of Grace Bay is the Bight. This area is home to a beautiful beach, a snorkeling reef, and both resorts and rental villas. Unfortunately, the nearby stores and dining spots are limited, so you'll likely want to rent a car.
Turtle Cove
You can find several places to stay in or near Turtle Cove. Turtle Cove accommodations are located near a few restaurants and the Turtle Cove Marina. Although the nearby beach isn’t quite up to the standards of the island’s top coasts, the island’s best accessible shore snorkeling is at the adjacent Smith’s Reef.