Amanyara

Top 1% of hotels in Turks and Caicos

9/10

“Tthis resort designed by renowned architect Jean Michel Gathy has clean lines, minimalist construction, flowing streams, reflecting ponds, and a 164-foot infinity-edged pool.”

– Travel + Leisure

Frommer's

"This is unfussy luxury, integrity of materials, and commitment to eco-principles. The prices are heart-stopping, but no detail has been left to chance." Full review

Concierge

"Set in the scrubby landscape of Providenciales's Northwest Point Marine National Park, Amanyara balances drama and calm."

When to go: Early spring is less windy.

DK Eyewitness

"The Balinese-inspired deluxe resort Amanyara has a spectacular beach setting atop a limestone headland on the secluded west coast of Provo."

Star Service

"Following in the footsteps of its respected brethren across the globe, the Amanyara resort offers the ultimate in luxury, sophistication and service on this beautiful island." Full review

Be aware that those tempted to record the beauty with photographs will be politely requested to pack the cameras away.

Forbes Travel Guide

4 Stars

"It’s hard to imagine a place that feels more secluded and peaceful — or more stunning — than Amanyara, an ultra-luxury resort located on Providenciales." Full review

Condé Nast Traveler

"Set on the scrubby nub of the Northwest Point Marine National Park on Providenciales, the Amanyara resort in Turks and Caicos is a veritable vision." Full review

Jetsetter

"Secluded stunner with two top-notch restaurants, a private stretch of beach, and a jaw-dropping infinity pool with sea views." Full review

Mr & Mrs Smith

"Although set on the Caribbean isle of Providenciales, one of the Turks and Caicos Islands, the hyper-luxurious Amanyara hotel wouldn’t be out of place in the Far East." Full review

For dessert we choose the zingy key lime pie, which our waiter invites us to enjoy back to our room.

Hideaway Report

96.0

"Dramatic cottage-style resort overlooking a lovely half-mile beach at the unspoiled northwest tip of Providenciales, a 30-minute drive from Provo’s shops and other hotels." Full review

The Telegraph