The Caribbean Accessible Premium Walkout Double & King Rooms are some of the most affordable rooms at Beaches Turks & Caicos. They are located on the ground floor of the East and West wings of the main building in the Caribbean Village and are accessible for guests with mobility issues or who are in wheelchairs.
Differences and Similarities Between the Caribbean Accessible Premium Walkout Double & King Rooms
The main difference between the Caribbean Accessible Premium Walkout Double Room and the Caribbean Accessible Premium Walkout King Room is that the first has two double beds and a single sleep chair while the second has one king bed and a twin day bed with a trundle.
While both rooms have a stated occupancy of 4 people, this can be a key difference depending on how many adults are going to be staying in the room. However, cribs and rollaway beds can also be accommodated in these rooms if desired.
Both of these rooms come with a minifridge that is stocked with water, juice, and soda, as well as local beer and Robert Mondavi wine upon request.
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Caribbean Accessible Premium Walkout Double Room
This room is set in the Caribbean Village on the ground floor, and features a private furnished walkout patio with pool and tropical garden views.
It sleeps 4 in two mahogany double beds and a single sleep chair, and you can request a crib or rollaway bed as well if you need it. There’s also a bistro dining set in the room, as well as an HD Smart TV.
Since this is an accessible room, the bathroom can accommodate a wheelchair and has a lowered single vanity and sink as well as a rain shower with a handheld showerhead.
The room code is PDA and the rates currently start at $428 per adult per night and $61 per child per night.
Caribbean Accessible Premium Walkout King Room
This accessible ground-floor room features a mahogany king bed plus a twin daybed and trundle, also sleeping 4 (although you can request a crib or rollaway bed as well). It has pool and tropical garden views from the furnished walkout patio.
There’s also a bistro dining set in the room, as well as an HD Smart TV. The bathroom can be accessed by a wheelchair and has a lowered vanity with single sink plus a handheld rain shower.
The room code is PKA and rates currently start at $434 per adult per night and $61 per child per night.
The Caribbean Village at Beaches Turks & Caicos
The Caribbean Village is one of 6 areas, or “villages,” in Beaches Turks & Caicos. It is centrally located near the middle of the resort, close to the beach and watersports activities as well as the Kids Camp. It is the oldest part of and has some of the most affordable rooms, but it is well-kept, with colorful buildings and lush landscaping.
There are two pools, 6 restaurants, and several bars in the Caribbean Village, and it is a pretty lively area.
Nearby Villages
One reason we love the Caribbean Village is its central location.
While the French Village itself is more peaceful and set back from the beach, it still offers plenty, including the charming Café de Paris for coffee and pastries, and the elegant Le Petit Château for upscale French cuisine. Its quieter atmosphere makes it a relaxing place to stay, while still being conveniently connected to the resort’s most exciting amenities.
Head the other direction and you’re near the lively Italian Village, known for its large family suites, beachfront pool, and popular dining options like Mario’s and Bobby Dee’s. Just beyond that, the upcoming Treasure Beach Village promises to bring an exciting new experience to the resort, with oceanview suites, a massive infinity pool, a food truck dining area, and elevated amenities designed for modern family luxury. While the French Village offers a quieter retreat, its location gives you easy access to some of the most dynamic parts of the resort.
