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Once you've arrived in the Turks and Caicos you'll need a place to stay. And when it comes to accommodations, these islands have you covered. From posh villas and suites to bare bones units, you'll find something to fit your style.
Before you choose your lodging, take a moment to consider one of the less pleasant vacation planning essentials: cost. Accommodations on the Turks and Caicos are not the cheapest in the Caribbean and can easily cost $100(USD) per night for a room without air conditioning and more than $200(USD) for a room in a nicer hotel.
On this site, travelers can access an alphabetized listing of hotels and accommodations on the island, which contains helpful information for planning your trip. Here, vacationers can find out details about amenities and other key facts about the lodgings you've chosen. If you would prefer to base your accommodations decisions on a more familiar Star Rating system you will be able to do so, or compare properties that offer the services and amenities you require.
When you check out, don't be surprised by the taxes assessed by the hotel. These may or may not be included in your original quoted price, so be sure to ask to avoid surprises. The government imposes a room tax (currently 7 to 9 percent), and a service charge of 10 to 15 percent is often added as well.
Once you set your budget, you can choose from the islands' amazing accommodation options. The few all-inclusive resorts on the Turks and Caicos offer visitors a great deal on pampering. At these resorts, everything from meals and drinks to activities is generally included in one price. These resorts can be a lot of fun for visitors who want to leave their cares behind.
Of course, other hotels and resorts can be as lavish, as well, but you'll need to carefully compare and choose your accommodation. Also look into bed and breakfasts and small inns. They sometimes provide dive packages, giving you the chance to explore the islands' beautiful coral reefs.
Rental villas are most popular on Providenciales, but can be rented throughout the islands. These units offer a level of autonomy not provided by hotels and are a great home-away-from-home for longer visits or group stays.
Travelers who long for the great outdoors can camp in the Turks and Caicos. With tiny cays and islands to explore, visitors will have a beautiful backdrop to their vacation.
Before you make your final accommodation decision, do a little bit of research about which is right for you. You're sure to find something to fit your preferences.