Beaches Turks and Caicos

I attended Beaches Turks and Caicos Resort & Spa with the 2015 #BeachesMoms conference.

For today’s post I wanted to share a peek into our stay at Beaches Turks and Caicos Resort and Spa with a Caribbean Village Room Tour.

Last month I attended #BeachesMoms and got the chance to spend 6 glorious days in beautiful Turks and Caicos at the Beaches Turks and Caicos Resort and Spa. The resort has four villages, all with their own unique style and personality: Key West, Italian, French and Caribbean. Like their website suggests, it truly is like four resorts in one. You can feel like you are at a completely different resort with just a short walk. I personally loved the Caribbean Village because it was a tad quieter and we were just a few feet away from the gorgeous seaside.

We were fortunate enough to attend #BeachesMoms with one of our favorite families, Tina, of Life Without Pink. We requested that our rooms be placed near one another and were thrilled when we learned that our rooms had a connecting door. Our kids loved being just a knock away from their friends and we (the parents) could let the kids play freely while we retreated to our rooms and got ready.

The room featured a large King bed which was separated from the other parts of the suite with its own door.

The sink, shower and tub area was a step up from the bedroom area and featured a beautiful, garden tub and walk-in shower.

The children slept on a trundle-bed in the living room/sitting area of the suite.

All Caribbean Village Rooms include:

Mahogany Furnishings
Air Conditioning
Amenity Kit
Hair Dryer
Telephone
In-Room Bar
CD/Clock Radio
Satellite Flat-Screen TV
Iron & Ironing Board
Private Bath
Coffee Maker
Electronic In-Room Safe

Since we stayed in a Concierge Level Suite we also had access to:

Concierge Service
His & Hers Plush Robes
Separate Sitting Area
Stocked In-Room Bar (filled with spirits, water and soft drinks)

We were fortunate enough to be steps away from the pool. It was so convenient if we needed to run back to the room for the kids, or to use the bathroom. We spent a ton of time at this pool. Can you blame us?