Turks & Caicos and its six hotels
Turks & Caicos is a British territory of low islands and a barrier reef southeast of the Bahamas.
Turks & Caicos is a British territory of low islands and a barrier reef southeast of the Bahamas. The islands lie under two hours' flight from Miami, and almost everything a guest comes for happens on and around Providenciales – the long beach at Grace Bay on its north shore, calm behind the reef and the national park offshore; the shallow, glassy water of the Caicos Banks on its south side; the marine park at its western tip; and the private island of Parrot Cay across the water to the northeast. One of the six holds five-star standing – the first address in the islands to do so, in 2026; the five beside it hold four-star standing and earn their place on setting, spas and how they are run, listed at exactly the tier they hold. We looked at every serious address from Grace Bay to South Caicos and kept only those whose service holds up to the water. Six made the cut.
Luxury hotels in Turks & Caicos
6 hotels
Wymara Villas, Sunset Cove
Five-star · Sunset Cove & Turtle Tail
Fifteen villas with their own pools on Sunset Cove, on Providenciales' south side – the islands' first five-star address.
From $1,200 per night
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Amanyara
Four-star · Northwest Point
Aman's pavilions at the wild western tip of Providenciales, beside the marine park at Northwest Point.
From $1,600 per night
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Wymara Resort
Four-star · Grace Bay
Ninety-one white-on-white rooms on Grace Bay Beach, with the infinity pool between them and the sand.
From $750 per night
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Seven Stars Resort & Spa
Four-star · Grace Bay
An independent, all-suite resort on Grace Bay whose restaurant, Brine, holds four-star standing of its own.
From $900 per night
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COMO Parrot Cay
Four-star · Parrot Cay
COMO's private island off Providenciales – a mile of empty beach, and the resort's boat as the only way in.
From $1,250 per night
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Grace Bay Club
Four-star · Grace Bay
The islands' first luxury resort, open on Grace Bay since 1993, with a personal concierge to every suite.
From $900 per night
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Grace Bay
The long beach on the north shore of Providenciales, with three of the six hotels. Calm, shallow water lies behind the barrier reef, with the Princess Alexandra National Park offshore, and the island's restaurants and shops are a few minutes back from the sand.
The neighborhoods
Grace Bay
The long beach on the north shore of Providenciales, with three of the six hotels. Calm, shallow water lies behind the barrier reef, with the Princess Alexandra National Park offshore, and the island's restaurants and shops are a few minutes back from the sand.
Sunset Cove & Turtle Tail
The Turtle Tail peninsula and Sunset Cove on the quieter south side of Providenciales, with one of the six hotels. Both sit on the shallow, glassy water of the Caicos Banks, with Chalk Sound and the beaches of Sapodilla Bay and Taylor Bay along the coast, and Grace Bay ten minutes away.
Northwest Point
The western tip of Providenciales, with a marine national park and one of the six hotels. The park spans 18,000 acres, the long beach is empty, and the reef wall drops away offshore for divers; the airport is twenty-five minutes back along the road.
Parrot Cay
A private island across the water to the northeast of Providenciales, with one of the six hotels. It lies between Providenciales and North Caicos, with a mile of beach and one resort, and the resort's boat is the only way in.
Good to know
Which are the five-star hotels in Turks & Caicos?
One. The five-star hotel we list in Turks & Caicos is Wymara Villas, Sunset Cove. Alongside it we keep five four-star addresses, each listed at exactly the tier it holds: Amanyara, Wymara Resort, Seven Stars Resort & Spa, COMO Parrot Cay and Grace Bay Club. Each has its own page, reached from the list above, with a concierge behind every stay.
Which part of Turks & Caicos should I stay in?
Grace Bay holds three of the six – Wymara Resort, Seven Stars and Grace Bay Club on the long beach of Providenciales' north shore, calm behind its reef, with the island's restaurants and shops a few minutes back from the sand. Sunset Cove and Turtle Tail hold one – Wymara Villas on the quieter south side of the island, facing the shallow water of the Caicos Banks, ten minutes from Grace Bay. Northwest Point holds one – Amanyara at the western tip, beside the marine national park and twenty-five minutes from the airport, with the reef wall offshore for divers. Parrot Cay holds one – COMO's private island across the water to the northeast, reached by the resort's own boat. Choose Grace Bay for the beach and having everything to hand; the south side for a villa with Grace Bay within reach; Northwest Point for the wild end of the island; Parrot Cay for an island of your own.
When is the best season for Turks & Caicos?
November through April is the season – dry, warm days, the sea at its calmest and clearest, and the calendar at its fullest around Christmas, New Year and the spring holidays, when rooms go earliest. May through July is warmer, quieter and softer. August through October is the hurricane season in this part of the Caribbean; the concierge will confirm each hotel's dates for the year before you book.
How do you get to Turks & Caicos – and to Parrot Cay?
You fly into Providenciales, the islands' main airport, with direct flights from Miami in under two hours and from New York and other cities on the US East Coast. The US dollar is the currency, English is the language and cars drive on the left. Grace Bay is a short drive from the airport; Amanyara at Northwest Point is about twenty-five minutes; Wymara Villas at Sunset Cove is ten minutes from Grace Bay. Parrot Cay is a private island, and the only way in is the resort's boat from Providenciales – the transfer is arranged with your booking, so allow for it on arrival and departure days. The concierge handles the timing.
How do I reserve a stay?
Search your dates on the hotel's page to see reference rates, then send the concierge a request. The concierge confirms exact rates and availability with you before anything is booked, and any payment and its timing are set out before you confirm.
