Picolo recommends · Hotel in Providenciales, Turks and Caicos
Point Grace
White facades, dark wood and a garden path down to the sand: a small hotel on Grace Bay that feels more like a private house.
A shaded path winds through the garden, past the spa, and opens onto the white sand of Grace Bay. Point Grace is small by the standards of this beach, and that is the whole idea: fewer guests, less noise, more space per person.
The style is British colonial, with white walls, dark wood and suites of a generous size. The pool sits by the beach, so you can swap fresh water for salt in a few steps and be back on your lounger before you dry.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Point Grace
We chose Point Grace for couples who want the middle of Grace Bay without the scale of a big resort. It is quiet and personal, and the suites give you room to settle in.
With so few rooms, it fills up early for the winter months, so book well ahead. The décor is traditional; if you want clean modern lines, Wymara is the better fit.
What you get
- On Grace Bay beach
- Pool by the beach
- Spa in the garden
- Large suites
- Garden path down to the sand
A day at Point Grace
- Morning
- Coffee on the terrace before the garden fills with sun.
- Midday
- A swim off the beach, then shade by the pool.
- Afternoon
- A treatment in the garden spa.
- Evening
- A quiet dinner, then a walk along the sand in the dark.
Location
Grace Bay, Providenciales, Turks and Caicos
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Is Point Grace a good choice for couples?
Yes. It is small and calm, with large suites and a spa, which makes it a good fit for couples who want privacy in the middle of Grace Bay.
When should I book Point Grace?
Early. The hotel has few rooms, and the winter high season, roughly from Christmas to Easter, is the first period to sell out.
What style is Point Grace?
British colonial: white facades, dark wood and a traditional feel. Travellers who prefer modern design may be happier at Wymara further west.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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