As soon as we arrived we felt the hospitality that the staff gave to us especially the owner Rebecca and Abdul. We were greeted with a cool towel and a rum punch. What a nice start to our wonderful experience. We knew we picked the right place to stay.
Our room was another "WOW'. So, roomy and comfortable and you couldnt beat the view from our balcony.
We highly recommend this resort for anyone who wants to feel like family and not a guest.
We cant wait to go back again..........

My son and I have just returned from a 5 nights stay at T&C Club. It was our second visit and it was just amazing, as last year. We had a terrific time, very relaxing. We love the room, the property, and most of all the beach and the off shore snorkeling. We saw Stingrays, squids, turltes and schools of fishes etc. THere are 2 coral reefs, easily accessible, on either side of the resort. The restaurant on site was Zimba, food was good. Complimentary breakfast was nice. Other great restaurants we have tried include Magnolia, Bay Bistro, CocoBistro and GekoGrill. MangoReef was average. Taxis seem more expensive this year than last. Round trip fare to most restaurants cost between $20-30. The staff at TCC was great, friendly, low key but helpful. Housekeeping was fantastic. All in all, TCC is a classy place, we can't wait to go back!!

My husband and I recently returned from our Turks & Caicos Club honeymoon. The property was lovely, as was our poolside suite.

The pros: Compared with other properties we visited (e.g. the horrific Palms), T&C Club was incredibly serene. The beach was practically unpopulated - sometimes we were the only ones there. And this was during peak season. Such a relief compared with other crowded properties - parts of the Grace Bay strip are beginning to resemble an upmarket Cancun! I would stay at the T&C Club again for the lovely, secluded feeling alone.

Our room was lovely. Clean and new and spacious. No complaints. Free breakfast was a plus. No, the portions aren't huge, but it's a nice way to start the day.

The staff was a mixed bag. They are exceedingly nice. That said, as other reviewers have pointed out, they don't always follow through. We had no problem getting reservations made for scuba and for dinner. But when my husband tried to set up a private beach dinner for the two of us, he was met with puzzlement and ultimately told to deal directly with Simba, the on-property restaurant. Not a huge deal, but it's definitely not five-star caliber service.

Cons: Service in the restaurant during breakfast was achingly slow. We sort of learned to just go with it and never be in a hurry. But you have to be able to make that adjustment.

Overall, we'd recommend this property again in a heartbeat. It was ideal for what we wanted on our honeymoon - understated luxury that's not over-the-top. If you're the type who needs to be waited on hand-and-foot, it's not for you.

Okay, it's all relative: on Turks-Caicos, $600/nt doesn't buy what it should, but . . .

The Pro's -- Nice intimate size. Large rooms. Good beds. Spacious, well-equipped kitchen. Generous oceanfront balconies. Exterior architecture (Spanish Colonial) reasonably well executed. Landscaping, layout, pool all get a solid A- (no one would call it 'manicured'). Great location on the end of the beach. (This will change, as developments materialize on both sides).

The Con's -- Very mediocre service. Well-meaning, up to a point, but almost every inquiry is met with an, "Ummm, hmmm, I don't know, let me see." Not exactly a can-do, we'll-take-care-of-it spirit of competence. The breakfast is totally bush-league -- don't even bother offering "fresh fruit," if it's going to be hard, unripe cantelope, etc. Beachfront service sporadic and slow. A lot of the interior is cheap Home Depot-grade stuff -- like the fiberglass shower (not a tile in sight) and the flimsy, hollow doors. This is called cutting corners -- it should not be called "luxury"! The chaises on the beach are close together and made of the cheap nylon webbing, not the more cloth-like material, and the umbrellas are small, so they don't cast much shade. The bicycles were old and broken, and a) they make you fill out a form to borrow one, and b) they couldn't produce a wrench to adjust the seats. Lastly, as one reviewer noted, the workout room really is pathetic -- small and almost unbearably smelly. We took one step in and turned around,and that was that -- joggIng outside and other exercise, but no working out in the 'gym.'

All of this would be okay at a third to a half of the price -- what you'd pay at, say, the Alexandra or the Royal West Indies -- but for this price it's a bit much, even by the standards of Turks-Caicos. (In the US, this should be about $50-100 night, almost regardless of location.) Then again, there are trade-offs, and we really wanted a smaller place, so we weren't altogether dissatisfied, but we just wouldn't go back.