One 5-star hotel in The Bight, chosen by our travel experts: The Palms Turks & Caicos. Every suitespot booking comes with free breakfast for 2, a room upgrade subject to availability, hotel credit and VIP service – benefits worth over €500.
The Palms Turks & CaicosGrace Bay Beach runs for kilometres of white sand, with a reef offshore, which is why the water here is shallow, clear and calm. For this guide we reviewed the best hotels in The Bight and chose one: The Palms, a 5-star hotel.A night at The Palms Turks & Caicos costs €770. That includes breakfast for two, a 100 USD hotel credit, an upgrade on arrival subject to availability and a late check-out subject to availability.
Why we recommend it: there is no room category here. The hotel offers four categories, and all four are suites or a penthouse – between 59 and 279 square metres. Then there is the condition of the place: the resort reopened on 7 December 2024 after an 18 million USD renovation, with a new pool deck, an oceanfront infinity pool, a swim-up bar and a new restaurant. It stands on about twelve acres directly on Grace Bay Beach.
At this rate, precision pays.
The range is considerable. The smallest category has 59 square metres, the largest 279 – nearly five times as much, within four names. There is more between the Junior Suite and the Penthouse here than between two hotels. Ask our travel advisors what your dates actually allow.
An ocean view is not always oceanfront. Some categories look out to the sea, others sit right on it. Our travel advisors recommend the Oceanfront Suite – name it exactly and there is no mix-up.
Plan the hotel credit. At this rate 100 USD is not a lever but an evening at the bar – an evening that is settled in advance. Our travel advisors will tell you where it goes furthest.
The Palms stands at 16 Princess Drive, on Grace Bay Beach in The Bight.
Our recommendation for a first visit to Providenciales: the location is the beach. Grace Bay Beach begins in front of the resort, and because the reef lies offshore there is almost no surf – you walk into the water as you would into a pool.
The island is small. Providenciales is only about 25 kilometres long; Grace Bay with its restaurants is a few minutes away, and Providenciales airport is about ten kilometres off – a quarter of an hour by car.
If you want to go further: the boats to the cays and out to the reef edge leave from the north coast.
There are four categories – and every one of them is a suite or a penthouse.
At the bottom is the Junior Suite at 59 square metres. Above it come the Suite and the Penthouse at around 149 each, and the largest units reach 279 square metres. There is also the Deluxe Suite with balcony; our travel advisors confirm its exact size before you book.
On the view: the motif is the sea, in two degrees – a view of the ocean, or a position right on the ocean.
Our travel advisors recommend the Oceanfront Suite.
A night at the luxury hotel in The Bight costs €770.
When it is at its best: May to June and November. The water is warm, the high season is over or not yet here, and rates sit below the winter ones.
When it is busiest: December to March. That is the North American escape season – Grace Bay is booked then, and booked early.
When to take care: August to October. That is the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season; many properties close for maintenance then. Ask our travel advisors about cancellation terms for that window.
How long to stay: five to seven nights. The journey here is long enough that less does not pay.
And whatever the date: you get the suitespot benefits in the quietest week of the year just as you do in the busiest.
The Turks and Caicos live off a single geographical fact, and you can see it from the beach.
Personal luxury travel adviceOur travel advisors personally accompany your booking – 365 days a year, from the first offer to late check-out. Reach the suitespot VIP service via email or WhatsApp.Phone: +49 30 81452346 · hotel@suitespot.comThe first thing is the reef. One of the great barrier reefs of the Caribbean lies off Grace Bay. It breaks the waves before they reach the shore – which is why the water here is shallow and calm, and why you see something while snorkelling without having to take a boat.
The second is the sand. Grace Bay runs for kilometres, pale and flat, and because the island has little river and little soil the water stays clear after rain – unlike the green islands further south.
The third is the cays. Boats run from Providenciales to the small uninhabited islands offshore: Half Moon Bay, Iguana Island, the reef edge off West Caicos. Half a day, and you understand why the country looks the way it does.
What our travel advisors arrange most often here is exactly that boat day – plus the late check-out on the day you leave, because a last morning on Grace Bay Beach makes the flight home more bearable.
We reviewed the best hotels in The Bight and chose one: The Palms on Grace Bay Beach. The resort reopened on 7 December 2024 after an 18 million USD renovation.
€770 per night.
Our travel advisors will confirm the conditions for your dates.
Breakfast for two, a 100 USD hotel credit, an upgrade on arrival subject to availability and a late check-out subject to availability.
Our travel advisors recommend the Oceanfront Suite – the category that sits right on the water. There are no room categories here: all four categories are suites or a penthouse.
Four categories between 59 and 279 square metres: Junior Suite 59, Suite and Penthouse at around 149 each, and the largest units up to 279.
May to June and November. It is busiest from December to March; August to October is the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season.
The Bight is a settlement on Providenciales, on Grace Bay Beach. Providenciales airport is about ten kilometres away, roughly a quarter of an hour by car.
That depends on your membership: whether a stay here earns points or status nights in your programme, your travel advisor will confirm before you book. The suitespot benefits apply in any case.

