Beaches Turks and Caicos Resort and Spa Ultra All-Inclusive
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- First Reviewer
- 5 out of 5
- Avg. Member Rating
- 6
- Reviews
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Best All-Inclusive Resort to Date
- September 12, 2009
- Rated 4 of 5 by
stayathomemom from Holbrook, New York
My family and I have been to three Sandals/Beaches resort and by far Turks & Caicos has been the best....Great family resort, accommodations, food, drinks, etc...Stayed at the Italian Village and the room was absolutely beautiful...Would definitely consider returning...
Gem in the Caribbean
- August 15, 2009
- Rated 4 of 5 by
Bonnie1755 from Uniondale, New York
Swim, Snorkel, Scuba-dive, Lounge at the pool or just relax with a Stone Massage or do ABSOLUTLEY NOTHING, while knowing that your kids are safe doing their own thing at the X-box game, room, or floating down the lazy river. These are just a few of the amenities that are available at this resort. The grounds are beautiful, the staff attentative, the rooms immaculate and the prices cannot be beat. With sixteen (16) restaurants, every palate is satisfied. The various camp activities for the kids keeps every age group satisfied, while parents can enjoy their peace and serenity while lounging by the various pools. A Gem in the Caribbean.
Paradise On Every Level
- June 27, 2009
- Rated 5 of 5 by
dollbanger from london, United Kingdom
We have just returned from our second visit to this fabulous resort and we are already planning our third. The resort offers all the benefits of a 5 star resort from the beautifully landscaped gardens and magnificent properties to an endless supply of stunning cuisine. Everything about our holiday was absolutely perfect and the standard was even higher than the previous year, which we thought was impossible but the team at Beaches achieved this. This is the unique selling point of Beaches "The Team"! The staff and management at Beaches Turks and Caicos are truly committed to making every guest's holiday perfect. Nothing is too much trouble, everyone from the gardening team to the catering team convey the message that they want you to enjoy your Beaches experience. If we could bottle that and sell it we would have made a fortune and the world would be a much nicer place, because not only are the staff pleasant and courtesy to guests they also communicate with each other in the same way. I would like to mention the following people who added an even extra special touch to our holiday Paulette in Customer relations who for the second year was just the loveliest person to deal with, Mercedes, Arnold, Omar and Milton who do an incredible job every day and always with the most amazing attitude, O'Brian who entertained and made sure we were never without a cocktail and finally Dwayne the butler who is such a fabulous ambassador for Beaches. Finally the teams behind the scenes in particular the chiefs and catering assistants and the housekeeping teams you do an "AWESOME" job.
If you are thinking of Beaches Turks and Caicos for your next vacation stop thinking and book it. You wont be disappointed!
Family Vacation Paradise
Beaches Turks & Caicos is a wonderful family resort. The resort was designed with families in mind and they have plenty of activities to keep kids of all ages busy. My wife and I took our 17 month old and he had a blast as well. They have Sesame Street shows and the characters are featured throughout the property. The staff went out of their way to make us feel welcome and to interact with our son as well to by getting him to laugh. The resort is large and you should expect to walk quite a bit while you're there, but it's a great way to work off all the food you'll be eating.
Not sure I'd recommend this for travelers without kids, but we met quite a few people without kids and they seemed to be enjoying themselves.
Editor Pick
Beaches Turks & Caicos
Once you start having children, you begin to feel you will never have that alone-time for romance again. But there is a win-win solution for parents who don't want to abandon their kids but also want some romantic couple time, Beaches Resorts.
At any Beaches Resort in the Caribbean, the dual theme is fun for the kids and family, and romance and pampering for Mom and Dad.
Being totally all-inclusive, not only can you truly leave your cash and credit cards at home, but you can leave all the planning, scheduling, and worrying as well, because Beaches "has you covered."
Not only are all the accommodations, food, drinks, and recreation covered, but also the air (if you like), transportation, tipping, and even the kid's childcare services. But it isn't like traditional childcare, it is fun, lots and lots of fun. Fun organized by nannies and counselors, and in the security of their own on-site recreation area. They play, create, nap, and even eat with Sesame Street characters, and by certified childcare workers where our kid's health and happiness is their only concern. There is no limit, it is up to you and the kids how often and for how long the kids can stay (most hate to leave).
When we go to a Beaches Resort, my family knows they can leave all their worries and cares behind and just plan on having fun.
At Turks and Caicos, the beach is long and white, and the ocean crystal clear and blue. Along the beach you will find every possible watercraft or sport available - all for your use. My favorite is the glass bottom boat; even scuba diving is included.
There are 10 restaurants at the resorts, from the most casual to a couple more toward dressing for dinner (none are too formal). Food is available somewhere at the resort at all times, again at no charge. Pools, beverages, and adult drinking bars are strategically placed everywhere a guest might be.
My kids love the arts & crafts facility, my son loves the game room that compares with any arcade, and it too is at no cost with no limits of use.
The spa is the place parents can go to be pampered, and you can even have a massage right there on the beach.
You can exchange vows, or have a moonlight dinner on the beach, just ask. They literally will do everything in their power to meet your every desire.
From journal Romance on the family plan - Turks & Caicos