Beaches Turks & Caicos Rooms: All You Need to Know

One of the top Turks and Caicos all inclusive resorts for families, Beaches Turks & Caicos is set on one of the best beaches we’ve ever seen and offers a ton of great inclusions.

You’ll enjoy a 45,000-square-foot waterpark, 20 gourmet restaurants, 15 bars, and 10 really fun pools in addition to a wide variety of complimentary watersports, land activities, and activities and amenities just for kids and teens.

This resort is divided into five areas: the Caribbean Village, the Treasure Beach Village, the French Village, the Italian Village, and the Key West Village, and rooms vary depending on the village they’re in. Read on to learn all about the rooms at Beaches Turks & Caicos.

Beaches Turks & Caicos Rooms and Suites

There are a lot of different room and suite options to choose from at Beaches Turks & Caicos, including plenty of large accommodations that are perfect for families. Among the 758 rooms and suites, you’ll find oceanfront, poolside, beachfront, and garden-view settings.

All Beaches Turks & Caicos rooms have private patios or balconies. Concierge suites come with concierge and room service. Butler suites come with personal butler service and 24-hour in-room dining.

The newest area is the Treasure Beach Village, right along the beach with a huge zero-entry lagoon pool. It opens in spring 2026 and will feature a variety of room types including 2-bedroom/2-bath suites as well as 3-bedroom/3-bathroom suites. Choose from concierge suites; walkout concierge suites that are right by the pool; oceanview penthouse concierge suites; oceanview grand butler suites; 2-story oceanview butler suites; and penthouse butler suites.

Centrally located, the Caribbean Village also includes the Seaside Village, which contains the rooms that are closest to the beach. Some of the most affordable rooms at Beaches Turks & Caicos can be found here, such deluxe double rooms with private patios and two double beds plus a single sleep chair. There are also penthouse butler suites and two-bedroom luxury butler suites with partial ocean views.

The Key West Village is a quiet area with all concierge or butler level accommodations. It features a range of room sizes from 1-bedroom rooms to 3- and 4-bedroom 3-story villas with separate living rooms, full kitchens, large bedrooms, multiple bathrooms, and outdoor spaces. You can choose either garden view or beachfront. The 4-bedroom oceanfront villa is the largest room at Beaches Turks & Caicos, and features a private pool.

The French Village is the furthest from the beach, set behind the waterpark. Room choices here include double and king luxury rooms, luxury walkout rooms with garden and pool views, and one-, two-, and three-bedroom concierge suites. Rates are less than some of the other villages, as none of these rooms has an ocean view.

The Italian Village is centrally located and just steps from the beach. Some of the best rooms here are the 2-bedroom beachfront walkout suites that have separate living rooms, two oversized patios, a bar area with a microwave and a refrigerator, a dining table, and bathrooms with whirlpool tubs and rain showers. These come with personal butler service and 24-hour in-room dining.

Here are some of the options you can choose from for Beaches Turks & Caicos rooms:

Beaches Turks & Caicos Rooms Prices

Beaches Turks & Caicos room rates range depending on the room level you choose, what time of year you visit, and how many people are in your room. The least expensive Beaches Turks & Caicos room is currently $420 per adult per night and $60 per child per night, and the most expensive is currently $3075 per adult per night and $47 per child per night.

The least expensive Beaches Turks & Caicos rooms are the Caribbean Deluxe King and Caribbean Deluxe Double. The most expensive (and largest) Beaches Turks & Caicos rooms are the Treasure Beach CrystalSky 4 Bedroom Reserve Villa and the Key West Beachfront Four Bedroom Butler Villa Residence with Private Pool.

Prices are generally lower in the offseason. You can also always find deals and discounts on the Beaches website to lower the price, including seasonal promotions, 777 deals, last-minute deals, and service personnel discounts.

What is the cheapest month to go to Turks and Caicos?

The cheapest month to go to Turks and Caicos is in the offseason, which runs from June to November. Note that this is also hurricane season so if you go then, be sure to get travel insurance.

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