Best place to stay TCI without kids
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Best place to stay TCI without kids
DH & I are looking to go to TCI (1st visit) for 20th anniversary in June. Looking for recommendations on best places to stay without kids (leaving our 4 behind).
Would like studio or 1 bedroom with balcony / ocean view. No need for kitchen as I don't plan on cooking!
Want relaxation & quiet on beach - be able to walk to restaurants. Some nightlife would be good too.
Will be flying from either BOS or PVD, staying 5 nights, and willing to spend about $3,000 on air/lodging.
TCI not 100% definite, so also open to suggestions for other islands as well. We just don't want to lose a whole day on travel. Thanks!
Would like studio or 1 bedroom with balcony / ocean view. No need for kitchen as I don't plan on cooking!
Want relaxation & quiet on beach - be able to walk to restaurants. Some nightlife would be good too.
Will be flying from either BOS or PVD, staying 5 nights, and willing to spend about $3,000 on air/lodging.
TCI not 100% definite, so also open to suggestions for other islands as well. We just don't want to lose a whole day on travel. Thanks!
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We went to TCI last year for 25th, congratulations! We stayed at the Turks and Caicos Club. It might be what you are looking for. It was very quiet, really no kids around to speak of. Very quiet beach. The only thing I am not sure about is you being able to walk to restaurants. We rented a car so we didn't really worry about that. Our room was awesome, loved our huge balcony, just really loved everything about it. The room actually was my favorite part of the trip. So you might want to check it out. Have fun!
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Ocean Club is one of te family friendly resorts, no offense to the poster above.
Depending when in June, it will be quiet everywhere, until school lets out, except for the small kids.
Quiet resorts all the time include Point Grace, Grace Bay Club Hotel (original), Le Vele.
Others that allow children but always see quiet, 3 of my favorites: The Somerset, West Bay Club, Windsong. Gansevoort is more adult, but they allow children and has a chic vibe. Villa Renaissance and Regent Grand are always quiet. Turks and Caicos Club will be nice and quiet too.
I find the most kid friendly resorts in Provo are Regent Palms, The Sands, both Ocean Clubs, and of course, Beaches.
Even the children friendlier resorts, except for Beaches, never feels over run with them, overall T&C is a quiet de-stressing island.
Depending when in June, it will be quiet everywhere, until school lets out, except for the small kids.
Quiet resorts all the time include Point Grace, Grace Bay Club Hotel (original), Le Vele.
Others that allow children but always see quiet, 3 of my favorites: The Somerset, West Bay Club, Windsong. Gansevoort is more adult, but they allow children and has a chic vibe. Villa Renaissance and Regent Grand are always quiet. Turks and Caicos Club will be nice and quiet too.
I find the most kid friendly resorts in Provo are Regent Palms, The Sands, both Ocean Clubs, and of course, Beaches.
Even the children friendlier resorts, except for Beaches, never feels over run with them, overall T&C is a quiet de-stressing island.
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We have been to TCI many times, and Coral Gardens is our favorite. You can rent an Oceanfront Grand 1-BR condo right on the beach. The condo is spacious and well appointed, the view is wonderful, the beach is spectacular, not crowded, and right in front is the best snorkeling on the island. At this time of year, this should fit well into your price range. One caution -- there are two different management companies that rent the condos. Be sure to book with the one on the CoralGardens.com website for best service.
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Re: Somerset - the standard garden view room is just that - a room , it is a 2nd bedroom of a larger condo, it is a basic hotel room, mini fridge, no outdoor space--if that is ok with you and you do not need a Living room, kitchen and balcony go for it. The next step up is what we rent-a 1 bedroom garden view English Cottage- huge, loft area, full Viking kitchen, 2 baths, 3 tv's etc...great resort, 2 excellent restaurants. A special now is stay 7 nites-get 2 free!!
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Since the best thing about TCI is the water and the beach (IMHO). I would definitely stay somewhere with an ocean view. It was so awesome waking up every morning and having that first walk out on the balcony and just take that spectacular view in. Same thing in the afternoon and evenings
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After all that research, I think we are now leaning towards Barbados as our 1st stop. I've printed off all the suggestions & put in my travel file, hopefully TCI will be 2012 vacation destination.
Of course if I get a really good deal, TCI is still not out of the question. Too many choices!!
Of course if I get a really good deal, TCI is still not out of the question. Too many choices!!
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I've been to Barbados, the beaches are far superior in T&C.
another thing to consider, for only 5 nights, Barbados is farther, you'll loose travel days. All the resorts are only 15 minutes from airport in T&C--so you'll have beach time at 3 when you arrive, and beach time until around 1pm when you leave, T&C maximizes what little time you have!
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another thing to consider, for only 5 nights, Barbados is farther, you'll loose travel days. All the resorts are only 15 minutes from airport in T&C--so you'll have beach time at 3 when you arrive, and beach time until around 1pm when you leave, T&C maximizes what little time you have!
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