Nestled at the exclusive point of world-renowned Grace Bay Beach, Point Grace Resort is a secluded Caribbean sanctuary featuring timeless British Colonial design and modern luxury. With only 30 exquisite suites and penthouses, this award-winning boutique resort offers personalized service, understated elegance, and unrivalled beachfront serenity in the heart of the Turks and Caicos Islands.
Inspired by classic turn-of-the-century British Colonial architecture and finished to the highest quality, including imposing mahogany entry doors, Turkish Saturnia floors, Italian granite countertops, Indonesian teak furniture, a variety of exotic fabrics, Frette towels, sheets and robes and British bathroom amenities, Point Grace Resort stands apart from other more commercial properties.
Point Grace Resort has been honored with the inaugural Condé Nast Traveler Triple Crown Award, a rare designation reserved only for hotels that have earned all three of Condé Nast Traveler’s signature honors: the Hot List, recognizing the best new hotels; the Gold List, celebrating editor favorites; and the Readers’ Choice Awards, chosen by Condé Nast Traveler’s global audience. This award is a reflection of decades of Caribbean charm, genuine warmth, and the kind of hospitality that stays with you.
Owners will benefit from exciting resort enhancements through the adjacent expansion with The Point, which commenced early 2025 and is slated for 2027 completion. Designed by SWA, Point Grace’s original architects, this world-class expansion will introduce a new beachfront restaurant and bar, multiple swimming pools, a spa and fitness center, poolside bungalows and beach cabanas, elegant lounging areas, a new arrival lobby and lounge, tennis courts, and Coco’s retail boutique. The project will also feature a separate children’s area and continue the expansion of the popular Grace’s Cottage restaurant, which will remain an elegant evening dining venue for owners and guests. The property will relocate its entry off Grace Bay Road for enhanced accessibility.