The Alexandra

Directly located on one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, is this extraordinary resort community that offers you the dream vacation of a lifetime.

The all-suite Alexandra resort offers an enchanting mix of natural charm and contemporary comfort on the magical Turks and Caicos Islands. The luxurious accommodations, the warm and friendly service and a wide array of exciting activities will all build towards creating your dream holiday.

The resort is situated directly on the world famous Grace Bay. Famous for its superb beaches, including the 12 mile stretch that is the spectacular Grace Bay beach, this area also offers a golf club, two marinas at Sapodilla Bay and Leeward and many different bars and restaurants.

Rooms: 188
Rate: 200 - 980 USD

Guest who stay at the Alexandra Resort can choose between studio suites or one and two bedroom condominium suites, all with a balcony or terrace.

The Alexandra Offers Two Dining Options:

The Orchid:
A contemporary al fresco dining spot perfect for a breakfast and intimate family get-togethers or a romantic candlelit dinner. The Orchid features a wide variety of International and Caribbean inspired dishes.

The Beachfront Dining Deck:
A popular spot to enjoy lunch, afternoon cocktails and watch the sunset. Among the menu highlights are a number of signature tasty treats.

Each Monday evening the Beachfront Dining Deck hosts the wildly popular Caribbean Cookout where guests are treated to live Caribbean music as the sun sets over Grace Bay.

The airport is located 8 miles from the hotel.

Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.

**When booking more than 7 rooms, different cancellation policies may apply**

Hurricane policy:

1. If the airlines no longer are flying into the island’s airport, any reservation of 3 nights or less can be cancelled without penalty. Reservations for longer stays will be governed by the amount of time that the airlines do not fly and of course any imminent danger from hurricanes.
2. Should a hurricane threaten a particular destination, we, as the hotel and in the spirit of the hospitality industry, would never endanger our guests. We also feel that we are the best judge of our ability to provide the level and quality of product and service we define as appropriate for our product and therefore we reserve the right to determine the threat and the recourse each time.