Great place to hang out and do absolutely nothing but soak in the sun and tranquility, maybe go for an easy swim, grab an "I soon Reach" beer, read a book, snorkel around the cove, swing in a hammock, take out the clear bottom kayak, or have a burger and fries and snooze. At some points you may feel like the only guest there. There was never once a need to rush for a beach chair or toy. No reservations required at the restaurants and dress code is whatever you want! Great staff willing to go above and beyond (Juni and Putra are the best), rooms are well appointed with small kitchen and nespresso machines with 2 types of pillows on the bed, decor is quiet and natural, there is a short path to the beach (about 5-7 min walk) that may be an issue for the elderly or disabled but we took it every day no problem. You can take the golf cart instead if you prefer. Twice a week is bonfire night and you can have smores on the beach. They do have corn hole, bacci ball and a volleyball net as well. Gym is great and often empty. There is a beach on the opposite side of the resort that you can also walk to, which is not staffed. It is your own private beach. Overall a very romantic, relaxing stay.

There isn't much of a town in South Caicos and it is hard to find rental cars and no taxis so you are a bit tied to the resort unless you pay to go off-site to eat elsewhere (Only 3 other restaurants on the island I believe). The food/drinks were decent, some things much better than others. They have some open fields intended to be a tennis court and garden which will be awesome when they are done. I would have loved to have 1 daily yoga or fitness class included in the rate. There was an option to have yoga for $25 a person, but I did not see anyone doing it. Also breakfast could be 7-10 instead of 6:30-9:30 so that we wouldn't have to rush after working out in the morning. These are all small details. There isn't much negative to say about the actual resort!!!! Worth the trip.

Very quiet and secluded. Perfect for romantic and intimate getaways. They upgraded our package to a larger room which was amazing. The staff was accommodating and very attentive. They made us feel pampered.

The cable was a bit spotty. The whole staff was great except for one of the receptionists who came across like she didn’t want to be there and cold. That was a complete contrast compared to the rest of the staff who were warm and friendly.

Beautiful location and lovely beach. All our meals were delicious and a good choice of menu. The staff were very attentive and seemed to genuinely enjoy their work. Our room was spacious with a great shower and when one of the switches became faulty, it was fixed within 30 minutes.

We went on a snorkelling excursion and it was disappointing. We felt it was very overpriced at over $700 for 2 of us after taxes had been added. Could have been organised better as we had ordered sandwiches and drinks and expected the crew to stop somewhere nice so we could eat them. We ended up back at the harbour and it was only when I asked where our sandwiches were, that they gave them to me. Finished them off on the minibus back to the hotel.

The staff was wonderful, very attentive and helpful. The landscaping was natural growth, not contrived gardens. All the supporting staff was quite friendly, helpful, if you needed anything they did their utmost to accommodate.

The airport in Provinciales was horrible. The local transport planes that Sailrock books you on are scheduled to run approximately at the same time as the major carrier planes arrive. American Airlines was 45 minutes late, so we missed the commuter flight down to South Caicos. The final day you end up going early to catch commuter flight back to Provinciales and spend 5 / 6 hours waiting with hords of other travelers stuck in the same situation: fearing missing the major flight back to wherever. Be nice if the commuter flights could be coordinated with a bit more leeway coming and going. American is going to start flying direct from Miami to South Caicos in February 95 - will it help? - never count Miami out for screwing up travel plans.

The villa was new and well appointed with small pool. The views were incredible! The staff was very friendly and attentive. Food was good to excellent. Great for a couple looking to get off the grid and relax! The Cove beach was very quiet with clear water.

Very expensive for everything with high added fees and taxes at over 30%. We didn't go on any excursions due to high costs. We thought snorkeling would be nice at the 2 beaches but not much to see when we did. Tough to bicycle on the property with the hills and many rocky, unpaved paths.

Excellent covid precautions, all outdoor facilities. The location was perfect and ATV rides were a blast.

Food was a bit monotonous. Wished they would have served more local cuisine and more variety. Also extremely overpriced. Communication was also confusing at times. We scheduled a hobie cat lesson but it didn't begin till an hour later than expected and no indication why unless probed. Unsure where to get covid tests on our return back or where to meet for activities, really had to reach out on numerous occasions to get clarity. Like why did you forward me an Indian dinner menu with no context? Things like that.

We were upgraded to a bigger villa on arrival. The villa was beautiful and the view of the Atlantic was stunning. We were travelling with two little children and the staff were so kind to them throughout our stay. They had their best holiday yet.

I found the beds uncomfortable

The one thing I’d change is to make the place more eco-friendly. Less bottled water and more refill stations. Save the ocean!

Location, views, good food, super friendly staff

Need new gym machines

Absolutely wonderful. The unit we stayed in was beautiful. The views. The beaches and the amenities were great. The staff was exceptional and friendly. Amzing island.