Let’s be honest, trying to pick a hotel in Turks and Caicos is like trying to choose your favorite flavor of ice cream in a gourmet shop—they all look incredible, and you really don’t want to make the wrong choice. The islands are famous for having the world’s most beautiful water (that’s not an exaggeration, it’s a very specific shade of electric turquoise), sand as soft as powdered sugar, and a vibe that just melts your stress away.

But with so many stunning properties, how do you find the one?

You could spend days falling down a rabbit hole of online reviews, cross-referencing tabs until your browser crashes. Or… you could just read this. We’ve done the heavy lifting for you. We sifted through the endless ratings and passionate reviews on TripAdvisor, Expedia, and Booking.com to find the properties that guests are actually raving about.

These aren’t just the most expensive or the most advertised. These are the resorts and hotels that consistently earn 5-star raves and “best trip ever” comments. Get ready to update your bucket list, because this is our definitive guide to the top 10 hotels in the Turks and Caicos.

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The 10 Top-Rated Hotels in the Turks and Caicos

1. Seven Stars Resort & Spa

Location: Grace Bay

If you’re looking for the quintessential Grace Bay experience, this is it. Seven Stars consistently tops the charts for its prime location, expansive suites, and impeccable service. It’s elegant without being stuffy, and it boasts one of the island’s only heated saltwater pools. Guests love the complimentary breakfast buffet (a rare and glorious thing in TCI) and the sheer convenience of being able to walk to all the best restaurants and shops in Grace Bay.

Expedia Review: “Beautiful property. The staff was very attentive and very friendly. The beach was amazing. The room was very nice. The complimentary breakfast buffet was very good. The food options were great whether it was lunch on the beach or dinner at the restaurant.”

2. Wymara Resort and Villas

Location: Grace Bay

This is where chic, Miami-style vibes meet Caribbean cool. Wymara is sleek, modern, and has an undeniable “it” factor. The infinity pool is an Instagram icon, and the on-site restaurants, Indigo and Zest, are destinations in their own right. While it’s certainly a scene, it’s also incredibly relaxing, with a beach team that’ll have your umbrella and cocktail sorted before you even have to ask.

Expedia Review: “Great staff and food. Beautiful location, clean and staff are super friendly. This was a beautiful hotel! We have an amazing stay! Thank you to the wonderful staff!”

3. Rock House

Location: Providenciales (North Shore)

 “The concept of this place is so amazing. You are directly connected to nature but in a super luxurious way.”

Get ready for a completely different side of Provo. Carved into the limestone cliffs of the north shore, Rock House feels less like a beach resort and more like a private sanctuary on the Mediterranean. It’s all about the dramatic ocean views, the private plunge pools, and the 100-foot-long oceanfront pool. It’s an architectural marvel that offers seclusion, luxury, and a healthy dose of “wow” factor.

Booking.com Review: “The concept of this place is so amazing. You are directly connected to nature but in a super luxurious way. It’s so calm that you can hear your soul think lol. I will definitely recommend this place for anyone out there trying to buy peace.”

4. The Ritz-Carlton, Turks & Caicos

Location: Grace Bay

One of the newest kids on the Grace Bay block, The Ritz-Carlton brought its signature brand of luxury (and a casino!) to this world-famous beach. Guests rave about the brand-new facilities, the adults-only pool area for quiet escapes, and the exceptional service you’d expect from the name. Plus, the on-site BLT Steak restaurant is a massive hit with visitors.

Booking.com Review: “I loved Grace Bay Beach: the water is clean, transparent and there is no littering… You can take a long walk on the beach (extremelly safe)… The bar offered the best pina coladas! The comfort of the room. It was a perfect set up: luxury, coffee and free water bottles…”

5. Zenza Boutique Hotel

Location: Turtle Cove

“The rooftop was the highlight—sipping champagne while watching the island unfold beneath us was unforgettable.”

For those who prefer a more intimate, boutique experience away from the (minor) crowds of Grace Bay, Zenza is a hidden gem. Overlooking the beautiful Turtle Cove Marina, this hotel is praised for its stunning modern design, spotless rooms, and incredibly personal service from the owners. The rooftop area is a highlight, offering panoramic views perfect for sunset. It’s proof that you don’t need to be directly on Grace Bay to have a magical TCI experience.

TripAdviser Review: “Our stay at Zenza…was nothing short of magical. From the spotless rooms with breathtaking views to the warm, incredibly helpful staff, everything felt perfect. The rooftop was the highlight—sipping champagne while watching the island unfold beneath us was unforgettable.”

6. The Shore Club Turks and Caicos

Location: Long Bay Beach

While Grace Bay gets all the attention for its calm waters, The Shore Club on Long Bay Beach offers a different kind of paradise. The water is shallow, brilliantly turquoise, and the vibe is secluded and exclusive. This resort is drop-dead gorgeous, with three pools, stunning architecture, and a level of service that guests call “unmatched.” It’s a favorite for kiteboarders but perfect for anyone seeking a luxurious escape.

Expedia Review: “great hotel! Beautiful, clean resort. Especially enjoyed that all dining is al fresco!”

7. The Palms Turks and Caicos

Location: Grace Bay

If “timeless elegance” is your travel style, The Palms is for you. This $95 million resort exudes classic Caribbean grandeur, from the stately architecture to the 25,000-square-foot spa (a destination in itself). The rooms are massive, and the serpentine infinity pool is a dream. It’s a place that makes you want to dress up for dinner and order a fancy cocktail, all while feeling completely at ease.

Booking.com Review: “this is real vacation it was cozy , comfy and relax…….”

8. The Regent Grand

Location: Grace Bay

Another Grace Bay classic, The Regent Grand wins points from travelers for its prime location and “first-class” staff. It’s situated right in the heart of Grace Bay, making it one of the most walkable of the top 10 hotels in the Turks and Caicos. Guests love that you’re just steps from the grocery store (to stock your suite’s kitchen) and a huge variety of restaurants, yet the resort itself feels peaceful and private.

Booking.com Review: “Great location on the beach. Walking distance from restaurants. First class staff. The pool and the beach had plenty of lounges and umbrellas. Rooms were spacious with great views. Clean and safe.”

9. Windsong on the Reef

Location: Grace Bay

“The location was ideal since it was easy to snorkel and see tropical fish, turtles and sting rays, etc.”

The number one reason to stay here is right in the name: “on the Reef.” Windsong is located directly on the very best snorkeling spot on Grace Bay. You can literally walk from your room into the ocean and be swimming with sea turtles and tropical fish within minutes. This makes it a standout choice for families and anyone who values amazing snorkeling over massive pools. The vibe is low-key, friendly, and all about the water.

TripAdviser Review: “The location was ideal since it was easy to snorkel and see tropical fish, turtles and sting rays, etc. The accessibility to everything was wonderful… The staff was excellent… The continental breakfast was also excellent and plentiful.”

10. Royal West Indies Resort

Location: Grace Bay

Looking for that classic condo-style resort that offers incredible value without sacrificing beauty? This is your spot. Royal West Indies is consistently praised for being a beautiful, quaint, and friendly resort on a stunning stretch of Grace Bay. It’s not as new or flashy as some others on this list, but its lush, tropical landscaping and spacious rooms make it a repeat favorite for travelers who want a comfortable and relaxing home base.

Expedia Review: “Beautiful and quaint. The water was spectacular. One of the most beautiful beaches we’ve ever seen. Would definitely return.”