Beaches Turks & Caicos Resort Villages & Spa

The resort was spotless, and there was always something fun happening. We also had no trouble finding gluten-free meals for Celiac needs at every restaurant. Our whole family loved the trip so much that we all agreed to make Beaches our annual vacation spot. It was such a relaxing first family stay.

Chef Andrea and her team made a meal our whole family enjoyed, even my 12- and 14-year-olds, who expected not to like it. They both loved the chocolate cake with cinnamon ice cream, and my daughter called the chicken breast the best she'd had. The manager was helpful and wonderful too. Such a great experience.

We stayed at Treasure Beach Village in a Family room, which had plenty of room for the four of us. Our 16- and 14-year-old sons took the bunk beds, and from the third floor we had a great view of both the pool and ocean. The pool was lively, with families of all ages and a good swim-up bar scene. Food was excellent wherever we went: Soy, Kimono, Barefoot, Neptune, Sky, Punta, Butch's, Sapodilla's, and Pinta's. Pinta's had enough variety that we were happy to return. At Soy, Roheim took great care of us. Deirdrann and the Sapodilla's team were lovely too, and surprised us with a song when dessert arrived. Martin helped us check in and took family photos that made Mom very happy. The TBV pool bartenders, especially Romario, Brenton, Andrew, and Junior, were great. My biggest thanks go to our dive instructor, Horneil aka Mouse. He got my 16-year-old certified in Open Water, and I joined in as an already-certified diver. He taught my son all the needed skills and encouraged him when he had a couple of uncertain moments. We enjoyed the shows, including the aerialist, fire show, DJ, and vocalist. Caribbean festival night was a favorite, especially the beer truck from Turk's Head brewery. The East Island ATV tour was fun and a nice way to see the east side of Provo island, though most of it is on streets with little off-road time.

We came to Beaches for my wife's birthday. The French Village has a pleasant hotel feel, and it seemed more adult-oriented than the other villages, so I think it's a good fit for couples. The other villages have suites and upgrades, but they cost quite a bit more. There are lots of snacks and things to do day or night, and the Italian and French restaurants had excellent food and very good waitstaff. Breakfast was a different story: mostly buffets, slow service, and on many mornings we were halfway through eating before coffee arrived. Great place for families.