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Dive into a one-of-a-kind, unbelievably exciting Beaches all-inclusive Turks & Caicos vacation for the whole family. • A 45,000 square-foot waterpark. • 4 magnificent villages, boasting the architecture and ambiance of Italy, France, the Caribbean and Key West. • A 12-mile beach lapped by clear turquoise waters. • Endless fun activities for everyone, from tots to tweens and teens, featuring Sesame Street(R) characters, the new Xbox(R) Play Lounge, all located on one of the world's best beaches. • 24 Specialty dining options with everything from Caribbean to Japanese, Italian to French, Seafood to Sushi • 7000-sq-ft retail village offering guests" high-end jewelry, fashion, candies, souvenirs • Our very own Pirates Island themed aqua-playground hosting one of the Caribbean"s most comprehensive water parks featuring nine slides, lazy river, surf simulator, water cannons, cranks and spray features • Voted Beaches Resorts "World"s Leading Family All-Inclusive" 22 years in a row!
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Melissa B wrote a review Yesterday
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We just got back from a 7 night stay at Beaches, Turks and Caicos. This was our 5th trip there! It was wonderful as always. My husband and I traveled with our 14 year old daughter and her best friend. I will say that we’ve never gone this time of year and it was very busy. With that being said, it never felt too crowded. We only had to wait a while to be seated for dinner 1 night. I would suggest either going to dinner early like around 5 or 5:30 or going after 7:30. We had a great time at Kimonos and the food was great but be prepared because it is extremely hot in there! Special shout outs to Bishop, Andrew, Alex and Nekoro at the swim up bar. They always take great care of us! Also, Paulette is the sweetest in guest services and is always helpful to us when we have a concern. Christine and Danise are the best in housekeeping. They cleaned our room in the morning and evening and did turn down service for us each night! We did the wave runner excursion through Five Cays and had TJ as our guide. He was exceptional and we all had a blast! We booked our trip before we left but transferred our trip over to our travel agent Michael McHugh with Dream Makers Vacation Services. They are very knowledgeable of the Sandals/Beaches properties and made sure we were prepared and taken care of. We plan on returning 1 last time to Beaches Turks and Caicos before my daughter is considered an adult! It is the most beautiful place on earth!
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Date of stay: July 2023Trip type: Traveled with family
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markh111 wrote a review Dec 2022
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My wife and I, with our daughter and four-year old granddaughter, recently spent a week at this resort. We all had a great time, and the five stars reflects this fact. I do want to make clear, though, that five stars do not signify “perfect”; there were some glitches along the way, which will be explained below, but by and large these glitches did not detract significantly from our enjoyment of our trip. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE. Our arrival and transport to the resort went better than I expected it to. Beaches had wisely recognized that there were more people than could fit in a van and had arranged for some extra taxis to be there. The process was, overall, fairly smooth, despite the fact that there were a bunch of people heading to the resort. We gave our names, our bags were taken, we were directed to a cab, and off we went. Departure, though, was less pleasant. We gathered at a Departure Lounge that was not terribly comfortable and did not (for those of us who prefer, thanks to Covid, not to sit around indoors in a room full of unmasked people) have decent outdoor seating. There was some water and light snacks available, but there could have been more. Things were more chaotic than at arrival, and I had some trouble finding my suitcase, which I had left outside my door previously. Let me put in a plug here for the “Fast Track” system that they have at the airport. For an extra charge, you can have a personal escort and bypass a lot of very long lines. Unless money is really at a premium, this is worth buying, both arriving and departing. GROUNDS. The resort grounds are stunning. You will have to go far to find a beach that is more beautiful than the one that runs the length of the resort, and the interior of the resort is gorgeously landscaped and well maintained. This is a huge resort and it may take some time to get acclimated to where things are, but maps are plentiful. There is also a “bus” (really more like a huge golf cart accommodating about half a dozen people) that makes a circuit every ten minutes. The resort is divided into “villages”; we stayed at the Italian village, which is more or less in the center of things. (Of course, all guests at the resort have access to all facilities, wherever they are located.) The four of us stayed in an Italian Village Concierge Suite with Kid’s Room. The door opened directly onto the kid’s room (bunk beds) and then you could walk to the adult room and (smallish) balcony. The bathroom was between the two rooms. The room was comfortable, but the logistics of it presented some difficulties. If you are, like we were, traveling with a small child who goes to sleep pretty early, this arrangement makes it difficult for anyone to leave the room. Also, the fact that there is only toilet for three adults and a kid can also be problematic. STAFF. I read a lot of reviews complaining about the unfriendly and surly staff, but I did not experience this at all. Everybody we encountered was friendly; being greeted with a smile and a “how are you?” by staff people while walking was in our experience the norm rather than the exception. However, although people were friendly enough, they were not always efficient or knowledgeable. When dining, for example, I had, on several occasions, had to repeat (sometimes more than once) requests for simple table things like butter, ketchup or more coffee. Also, at Barefoot by the Sea restaurant (at dinner on our first night at the resort) it took 20 minutes for us to be seated even though we were something like fourth in line and the restaurant was not crowded at all; then, my daughter and granddaughter, after some more wait, got served their dinners but my wife and I did not; after about twenty minutes I got up to inquire about where our food was, and it came shortly after. Talk about making a first impression! (I am not a Type A personality and am experienced with the concept of “island time”; sitting in a beautiful location for a little while longer than I am accustomed to is not a hardship. However, there’s a limit, particularly when other people in your group have been served.) A similar thing happened at Cricketer’s, later in the trip, but the times involved were shorter. After avoiding Barefoot for our entire stay based on our initial experience there, on our last day there we went there for breakfast. Despite the fact that it was open, there were no patrons there and nobody came to greet us; after a few minutes we just gave up and went to another place for breakfast. I also got incorrect information on some occasions: for example, one night I asked what the theme buffet was for Reflections restaurant and was told it was southern night; since we like southern food, we walked over there for dinner, only to be told at arrival that tonight was Filipino night and that southern night was the next day. As yet another example of inefficiency, halfway through our visit, the menus all disappeared from the Beaches website. Shortly thereafter, the entire website went down for maintenance and was down for almost a week. The website is now back, but, as of this writing, the menus are still missing. ACTIVITIES. There are lots of pools, a waterpark with slides and a lazy river, and of course there is that wonderful beach. There are Hobie cats that you can take out for a sail, a glass bottom boat, and snorkel trips. There is also an area for good snorkeling that is not actually on-premise but can be walked to along the beach. However, when my daughter and I walked there, we encountered huge surf, high tides and murky waters. In fact, on all but one of the days we were there, the beach was “red-flagged”, which signified hazardous conditions, and this resulted in cancellation of many of the trips. One cannot blame the weather on the resort, of course, but I did notice that the one optional excursion tour that we paid for did not get cancelled. This was the Iguana Island tour, which stopped first at a snorkeling place, then at Iguana Island, and finally at a swimming place. The snorkeling was difficult and unrewarding, and I had to fight my way back to the boat against the waves. Iguana Island was quite pleasant, though: the island is pretty and has a nice beach, and we saw about half a dozen iguanas. The catamaran that we took on the trip (Red Dread) was pleasant and not overcrowded and the boat trip itself was enjoyable. DINING. There are more than 20 restaurants on-site: some buffet-style, others with a menu. Unless you really are pressed for time, I recommend you avoid the buffets. None of the ones we tried had particularly exciting choices, and of course food that has been sitting around for awhile just isn’t as tasty as freshly made stuff. Here is a quick summary (in no particular order) of the places that we visited: Bayside: serves buffet for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Nice outdoor atmosphere, but the breakfast we had there seemed uninspired: just the usual eggs, bacon, potatoes, bread, juice, etc. We only ate here once. Neptune’s: probably our favorite restaurant overall. We ate all three meals here at one time or another and enjoyed them all. Good steak and eggs for breakfast, and a nice assortment of seafood (with some non-seafood items as well) for lunch and dinner. The chocolate “pudding” (not really what I would call pudding, more of a dense cake) was great. Excellent service. Arizona’s: my daughter and I had a great dinner here (my wife and granddaughter went elsewhere). My ribs were excellent, and my daughter’s fried chicken was exceptional as well. (She raved about it, and based on the sample she gave me, I share her high opinion of it.) This place ranks very high on my list of favorite restaurants at this resort, and I wish I had found time to try lunch here. Schooner’s: another of our favorite places. We had several breakfasts here: there were steak and eggs here also, and particularly good bacon. The pancakes were excellent also. We also had a good dinner here. Service was quite prompt. Jerk Shack: if you like this kind of food, you’ll enjoy this place. I had the jerk pork, my daughter had the jerk chicken, and neither of us had any complaints. The char-grilled corn on the cob was a nice touch too. Very informal and quite fast. Sky: this is an adults-only place for dinner but is open to everybody at breakfast. Because we had a four-year old in tow, we didn’t get here for dinner but did make it to breakfast. We enjoyed the excellent views from the rooftop outdoor restaurant, but thought the menu was rather limited. My wife really loved her apple-filled French toast but my daughter and I were underwhelmed by the chocolate fondue pancakes, which were just OK pancakes (certainly not as good as Schooner’s) with a little chocolate sauce on them. Mario’s: breakfast is buffet-style with items similar to those at Bayside, though you can order individualized omelets here. Dinner is off a menu. My wife and daughter weren’t wild about the dinner here. We all had, as I recall, the chicken parm, which I liked more than they did but did not think was exceptional. We did agree, however, that the warm chocolate tart was an outstanding dessert. Bobby Dee’s: this is a 1960’s style diner in the water park. The food was unexpectedly very good. My cheeseburger (“smash burger”) was the best burger I had during the week, and the hot fudge sundaes here are phenomenal, with real authentic, thick hot fudge sauce. Dino’s: this is one of the two pizza places on-site. Quite good individual-sized pizzas, and also an assortment of other stuff (paninis, etc.) available, but untried by me. Not too bad a wait, either. Bella Napoli: this is the other pizza place. I thought the pizza was slightly better than at Dino’s, but my wife went the other way, so call it a tie. Extremely long wait (45 minutes). Don’t waste your time with the “pizza bites”, which, despite the menu description, seemed not to have any garlic taste at all. Bombay: neither my wife nor I like Indian food that much, so my daughter tried this on her own. She reported that the food seemed authentic but very spicy. Cricketer’s: this is Beach’s version of a British pub. My wife and daughter liked their cottage and beef and stout pies. My burger was adequate but not exceptional. Service was fairly slow and when my daughter and I were served, there was no meal for my wife. (History repeats itself.) When this was brought to the attention of the waitress, she quickly brought my wife’s meal out. Giuseppe’s: another buffet. Despite its Italian name, there didn’t seem to be much Italian food. There was some pizza, but it was much worse than at Dino’s or Bella Napoli’s. Mediocre at best. Reflections: another disappointing buffet. Each night has a “theme”; we went on southern night, and despite the fact that I love southern food, there wasn’t much here to interest me. Probably tied with Giuseppe’s for my worst meal of the trip. Food trucks: there are two food trucks in the water park, one offering about a dozen varieties of mac ‘n cheese and the other offering ice cream treats. I had the cheeseburger mac ‘n cheese at the former and a vanilla shake at the latter. The cheeseburger mac didn’t have much meat in it but was moderately tasty, and the shake was quite good. Each place is certainly worth a visit, particularly if you have kids in the group. CONCLUSION. An all-inclusive family resort that caters to families (many with young kids) cannot, I think, be expected to provide the kind of ultra-luxurious experience that one might find, say, on the highest end cruise lines. If you’re looking for that kind of luxury, Beaches is probably not for you. (For this reason, some people might think that Beaches isn’t worth the fairly hefty price tag.) But if you want a place that offers a beautiful setting, lots of activities for children and adults, and a wide variety of good if not spectacular food, you’ll have a lot of fun here.
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Date of stay: December 2022
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E M wrote a review Yesterday
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I stayed at Beaches Caribbean Village. This a recap of my experience. It starts when they pick you up at the airport. Although they know what time the plane lands and the number of guests expected the waiting staff is completely disorganized. We were traveling with a toddler and despite being one of the first to arrive we had to wait 30+ min to be put in a bus. The pools are never cleaned properly, you can see mold on the grouting near the bar and all over the pool which makes me think the chlorine level might be off. Also the water in the pool is very cloudy. My son got e skin infection. The lunch options are not the best (considering the price). Diner options that are worth the experience are the Soy Sushi and Kimoto but at Soy you have to wait 1h+ for your order to arrive. Every else where is just basic. The rooms are quite old, there was actually mold on the shower curtain. The rooms are cleaned and kept tidy several times during the day. The sea is the nicest I’ve been so far. For the price I would not be returning. Definitely not worth the money.
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Date of stay: August 2023Trip type: Traveled with family
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Vicki D wrote a review Aug 6
Los Angeles, California38 contributions46 helpful votes
This was our 2nd visit to Beaches T&C - our last visit was in 2015 when our kids were younger (Elementary School age); this time we brought two teens. When we checked in they told us a lot had changed -- and not a lot had changed! It was so hot in July but manageable. We had a Seaside Honeymoon Suite (LV1), which is very nicely appointed. The A/C was too cold, I think it only had one temperature, but the good news is we could turn it off and just use the fan when it was too cold. The location of our room was perfect - we were in room 607 and it was central to everything. We had a concierge suite and they gave us alcohol in our room and sodas and waters. I did ask for a refill of the alcohol at one point, we never got it...I didn't follow up either bc you can just drink at one of the many many bars on site. We did 3 days of outings. One was with Wake2Wake and two were with Grand Slam Charters. Highly recommend both businesses, book direct, it's easier. On the days we didn't have outings my husband and I were at the beach hanging out drinking the world's best pina coladas (they have the world's best here, I swear I've never had anything better!). Our teens made friends at the teen club and would spend their days with the friends in the waterpark and getting pizza. You have to reserve a chair for your day if you will be at a pool or beach. The towels are not put out until around 7am... Favorite restaurants -- Breakfast -- Neptunes is the best. Second best, Marios buffet. We also did Barefoot, it was ok but the food was cold when we went. Lunch - the Jerk Truck is the best. Off menu items to try are corn and sweet potato fries. I could eat that Jerk Fish all day long, it's so delicious. Mai Tai bar right next door. Arizona's is also fab - they have a taco bar, and you can be at the beach and grab food at the taco bar. Pro tip - the bar at Arizona's is slow, get your drinks at the Iguanas pool bar if you are at the beach. Side note -- Cricketers has a good burger too and a really nice bartender. Dinner - Le Petite Chateau, Soy (we ate there 3x), and Sky are the favs. For a buffet we did Marios one night and took it to our room. Schooners was decent too. You have to do Kimonos for the experience, make your rezzy right when you get there. If you can eat at 5:45pm that's the best time to do dinner, all other times, you will wait. Send someone to put your name on the list at any restaurant you go to if you are going during peak hours. My son had a birthday there, they brought us a gift to the room - balloons and cupcakes. That was so sweet. Also for his bday, he wanted the creme brulee from Le Petite Chateau, and they gave it to me to go, and I took it to Soy where we ate that night. We did have a rezzy at Kimonos for his bday but his favorite restaurant was Soy. So I ended up canceling Kimonos. They're building a new area - it's going to be 18+ and we may go back when that's done - it sounds amazing!
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Date of stay: July 2023
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Edward Bogan wrote a review Aug 6
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On May 13th, our family arrived in Turks & Caicos for our 17th trip to Beaches Resort. There is a reason that we keep coming back to this magical and beautiful place. The water is crystal clear and swimming with wildlife. I have lost count of the number of times I have seen dolphins, stingrays, and turtles! The white sand beaches are kept immaculately clean, and when you need a break, one of the many pool bars are only a short walk away. You are truly in a paradise that makes you forget real life. More than the beautiful location though, is the incredible staff that keep us coming back. When we come to Beaches, it feels like visiting family. On behalf of our Family we would like to thank General Manager James McAnally and his staff for making our 17 years at Beaches Turks and Caicos so special! We would like to take a moment recognize some of your amazing staff! In the Caribbean Village Office is Ian, at guest relations, who is always so helpful and responsive to our needs. He always makes us feel like a priority. It is things like this and excellent staff like Ian that keep us as loyal Beaches customers. That extra care and prioritization from staff extends to so many other parts of the resort. There is Michelle, Andrew, and Travis, our three favorite bartenders who know us by name every year and treat us like VIP guests. At Arizona, not far from our favorite pool bar, there is a delicious buffet and even better service. Roxanne is always so lovely, warm, and happy to see us! At Soy, Imee and Juliet, have taken care of us for years. Their warmth, courtesy, and professionalism, in addition to the delicious food, makes Soy one of our go to dinner spots. We look forward to our Turks & Caicos trip every year, and more than that, connecting with our Beaches family.
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Date of stay: May 2023
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TroyL735 wrote a review Aug 6
Joplin, Missouri6 contributions3 helpful votes
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Just got back from Beaches Turks and Caicos 7/28-8/4 2023. Must say this resort is beautiful and the water is breathtaking. Was worried after hearing some people complain but not sure how you can complain with this location. Had a few small maintenance items in the room but it was kept clean twice a day and very comfortable. Caribbean Premium king walk out was perfect for family of 4 and great location to the beach and Arizona pool and restaurant. Shout out to Michel and Carlene at the Arizona bar they were great all week. Food was was very good everywhere we ate Kimonos is a must do Orlando and Junior were awesome and the food just kept coming. Allan at Sky Lounge waited on us two nights and provided great service and the filet and shrimp were excellent. We booked again for next year Same week. Only downside of the trip was getting seats around the pool or beach. You will have to get up early. The butlers take up a big majority of them the resort was at capacity though so may not be as big of issue when it is not.
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Date of stay: August 2023Trip type: Traveled with family
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Jack M wrote a review Aug 6
O'Fallon, Illinois13 contributions1 helpful vote
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Introduction: Greetings fellow travelers! My family and I recently returned from our 5th delightful trip to Beaches resort in Turks and Caicos. As always, our stay was filled with wonderful experiences and warm memories. We stayed from July 5th to July 15th and enjoyed the breathtaking beaches and the outstanding service provided by the resort staff. A Slight Bump on an Otherwise Smooth Road: I must mention that this year's trip had a minor hiccup during the last few days. Due to an incident where a body was found in the water, the beach had to be temporarily closed for safety reasons. While the incident occurred a little further up the beach and wasn't related to the resort, it caused some concern among guests. As is typical with "island time," the response to address the situation and provide information was slower than expected. This led to rumors circulating among the hundreds of guests, including unfounded speculations about sharks, crime, and drug executions. Highlights of the Trip: Let me share some of the highlights from this year's vacation: Resort Expansion: We were thrilled to see the resort expanding with a new section under construction. We can't wait to explore it when we return in two years. Sandals and Beaches Adventures: As a couple, we've decided to embark on a new adventure and have booked our first Sandals trip (a kid-free getaway!) followed by another Beaches vacation in the future. Family Spa Experience: This time, we decided to pamper ourselves and introduced the kids to the spa. We enjoyed a lovely family massage and later indulged in our traditional couples massage, which was incredibly relaxing. Memorable Dining at Kimonos: Kimonos is one of our favorite restaurants at the resort, and we booked two dinners there during our stay. The dining experience was exceptional, and we relished every moment. Fishing Charter with Captain Pringles: A highlight of the trip was booking a fishing charter with Captain Pringles and his nephew. They made the 4-hour trip an absolute blast, and even though we had a "one that got away" moment, it's a story we'll cherish for years to come. We usually take advantage of the terrific photo services to have our family photos made for the trip. Rocky took our photos again and did a fantastic job. We always enjoy chatting with him because he might have taken our wedding photos at Beaches Negril back in 2005. Tips and Recommendations: Take Advantage of Discounts: I highly recommend taking advantage of the 11% discount offered for signing up for your next trip while on-site. Additionally, if you have military affiliations, remember to inquire about any additional discounts available. American Airlines Travel Experience: While our trip to Turks and Caicos was seamless, our return journey via MIA (Miami International Airport) was a debacle with American Airlines. We recommend avoiding MIA for layovers and consider alternate routes. Special Thanks: Photos – Rocky Key West Spa – Maria (hands from heaven) Italian Bar - Alex Conclusion: Our overall experience at Beaches in Turks and Caicos was fantastic. The resort, its amenities, and the staff's hospitality made it a perfect vacation spot for us. We had a brief moment of concern during our stay due to the beach closure, but the management eventually addressed the situation and ensured the safety of all guests. We appreciate the fantastic time we had and can't wait to return for another unforgettable experience. Until our next adventure, Jack
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Date of stay: July 2023
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ChillNC wrote a review Aug 5
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We booked a 4BR villa with butler, paying a great deal of money and expecting a trip consistent with that. The villa was gorgeous and very well equipped, but we exoerienced a number of problems before and during our stay that detracted from our enjoyment. Advance communications was hit and miss -- it took several months and multiple attempts for us to get a response to our query about a nanny for our son with special needs (but we were very happy with the arrangements and the quality of care once we got things arranged.) And the butler said he had not been told we would be arriving early even though we stated that clearly on the form we were sent in advance. One of our butlers, Ormando, was top notch -- friendly, responsive, and efficient. The other one, not so much. The food was generally good, although the service at a couple of the restaurants was very slow. The kids enjoyed the water park and playing on the beach, but we all thought the glass bottom boat was very disappointing. And the music was omnipresent and often too loud, including a party one night at the pool right next to our villa, which kept the kids from falling asleep until the music finally stopped at 11 pm. The property is large enough that Beaches ought to be able to find party venues away from the sleeping quarters! Finally, we often encountered problems with getting the golf carts we had ordered, leaving us waiting for 15 minutes or more in the heat. (Two members of our group have mobility impairments so walking long distances was not an option.) In one case when we called to see what was happening we were told the golf cart was broken but if we walked to the lobby -- which was not very close -- we could get a ride on an SUV. We wondered why they did not contact us via our butler to let us know about the problem.
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Date of stay: August 2023
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irelanddevotee wrote a review Aug 5
wellington, florida, usa2 contributions2 helpful votes
For someone with a restricted medical diet, Beaches in Turks and Caicos was a paradise. Every restaurant went out of their way to serve me great food I could eat to do so with love and hospitality. The resort itself offered entertainment every time you turned around. It was like a luxury cruise liner on land. Except, even better. What a great stay for me, my wife, m son, his wife and our grandchildren.
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Date of stay: July 2023
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jaw5z wrote a review Aug 4
Herndon, Virginia4 contributions1 helpful vote
We spent five nights at Beaches with our two sons (ages 14 and 12). Everybody enjoyed the beach, pools and water park. Everything we got from a restaurant, bar or food truck was very good. So why only two stars? Unfortunately, one terrible experience on our final night cancelled out all the previous good experiences. We stayed in the Key West village, as we wanted a place that was quiet at night. The first four nights were exactly that. But on our last night somebody decided to have a large birthday party right outside our bedroom window. Nothing we tried (turning on the fan, playing our own music) was any match for the thumping bass. Apparently this party was authorized to make noise until 11 pm, and they took full advantage of that. I don't understand why Beaches would allow them to book this party at such a late hour in what is supposed to be the quiet part of the resort (at the adults-only pool, no less). There are plenty of other venues they could have chosen. To the guest of honor, congratulations on one more trip around the sun...I hope you had a good time while my kids futilely tried to fall asleep. A quiet night's sleep would not be too much to ask at a one-star motel - so it certainly shouldn't be too much to ask at a luxury resort. You only get one chance to leave a last impression, and at this Beaches failed miserably.
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PRICE RANGE
€799 - €1,505 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
beaches turks caicos providenciales, beaches turks and caicos
LOCATION
CaribbeanTurks and CaicosProvidenciales
NUMBER OF ROOMS
758
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BEACHES TURKS & CAICOS - Updated 2023 Prices & Resort (All-Inclusive) Reviews (Turks and Caicos/Providenciales)

Frequently Asked Questions about Beaches Turks & Caicos
Which popular attractions are close to Beaches Turks & Caicos?
Nearby attractions include Bight Reef (0.5 miles) and Thursday Fish Fry (0.6 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at Beaches Turks & Caicos?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include a swimup bar, a pool, and an on-site restaurant.
What food & drink options are available at Beaches Turks & Caicos?
Guests can enjoy a swimup bar, an on-site restaurant, and a lounge during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Beaches Turks & Caicos?
Conveniently located restaurants include Parallel 23, Bay Bistro, and Mr. Grouper's Restaurant.
Are there opportunities to exercise at Beaches Turks & Caicos?
Yes, guests have access to a pool, a fitness center, and a sauna during their stay.
Does Beaches Turks & Caicos have airport transportation?
Yes, Beaches Turks & Caicos offers airport transportation for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details.
Are any cleaning services offered at Beaches Turks & Caicos?
Yes, dry cleaning and laundry service are offered to guests.
Does Beaches Turks & Caicos offer any business services?
Yes, it conveniently offers a business center, meeting rooms, and a banquet room.
Are there any historical sites close to Beaches Turks & Caicos?
Many travelers enjoy visiting Cheshire Hall Plantation (3.6 miles).
Does Beaches Turks & Caicos have any great views?
Yes, guests often enjoy the ocean view available here.
Is Beaches Turks & Caicos accessible?
Yes, it offers wheelchair access and facilities for disabled guests. For specific inquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm.