Point Grace

“Best beach”

Beautiful beach. The beach differs from the other hotlels near by because the lounge chairs are more spread out rather than being literally on top of one another. The service on the beach was fantastic, shout out to Peterson and Makin love! We had some work being done right outside our room whic… more

Beautiful beach. The beach differs from the other hotlels near by because the lounge chairs are more spread out rather than being literally on top of one another. The service on the beach was fantastic, shout out to Peterson and Makin love! We had some work being done right outside our room which was disturbing to us and the manager, Lee was very attentive and understanding and moved us to a beautiful room for the rest of our stay which was very appreciated. Good location as we walked every night on the beach to restaurants all 10 -20 min away. Seems most guests walk on the streets which was curious as the beach at night was safe and peaceful. Love the white sand and clear water on this island!

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“Cottage Vibe for R&R”

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in Turks and Caicos. The beaches and water is absolutely stunning. Point Grace is a blend of cottage feel with a luxurious approach. Cosmey will give you the tough love at the bar and serves you some great drinks. Macken and Reginald take care of you at the beach … more

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in Turks and Caicos. The beaches and water is absolutely stunning. Point Grace is a blend of cottage feel with a luxurious approach. Cosmey will give you the tough love at the bar and serves you some great drinks. Macken and Reginald take care of you at the beach and Lucresha is very accommodating at the front desk. Highly recommend and check out the local spots!

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“A little slice of heaven”

A beautiful, classic, British Colonial-style boutique hotel. The buildings forma circle surrounding the very serene pool and pool bar with a straight shot a few steps away to the incredible Grace Bay beach. Our room was a pool view bungalow which was surprisingly spacious, with a full kitchen, li… more

A beautiful, classic, British Colonial-style boutique hotel. The buildings forma circle surrounding the very serene pool and pool bar with a straight shot a few steps away to the incredible Grace Bay beach. Our room was a pool view bungalow which was surprisingly spacious, with a full kitchen, living room and separate bedroom. And the best part, a large balcony overlooking the pool and even a decent view of the bay. It’s a very quiet hotel, focused around lounging at the pool or beach. It’s incredibly quiet at night. If you’re looking for nightlife, this is not the place. Thankfully, we loved the quiet. And the restaurant, Grace’s Cove, is incredible for dinner and in such a beautiful setting. Expensive but well worth it. The Lobster Thermidore was amazing. Their continental breakfast is nothing special; basic cold cuts and sliced melons, but it was free so hard to complain. We didn’t order off the menu for the paid breakfast. The staff is incredibly cheerful and friendly and you get the sense they genuinely enjoy working there. It made for even more of a positive experience. Peterson and Raymard at he beach and Roy at the front desk were exceptionally helpful. To nitpick, there are a few random things that I would say need improving: 1) Our bathroom was good size but there was zero counter space. No counters, no shelves, just a pedestal sink. We ended up having to use the claw-foot tube as storage for our toiletries. 2) There was no accessible outlets near the bed to charge our phones. Seems like a major oversight in this day and age. 3) The room keys are old school, real metal keys instead of key cards which, considering it’s a vacation based around going in and out of the water, is hard to keep track of it in your pocket. They also warn you it’s a $80 charge if you lose it. All that being said, we will definitely return because it’s a beautiful, peaceful hotel and a little slice of paradise.

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