IHG Hotels & Resorts (IHG) has signed new properties across its fast-growing global luxury and lifestyle portfolio in Turks & Caicos for InterContinental Hotels & Resorts, Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants and Hotel Indigo. The trio of resorts will mark IHG’s debut on the Caribbean island and are all poised to open by 2027.Set on Turks & Caicos’ picturesque Grace Bay, the triple signing accounts for more than 300 keys across the brands.The new-build, all-suite InterContinental Turks & Caicos will offer a beachfront location, comprised of 59 spacious retreats offering panoramic ocean vistas. A ground-floor restaurant and bar, outdoor pool, on-site fitness centre and signature Club InterContinental lounge will encourage guests to relax and rejuvenate at their desired pace.
The 192-room new-build Kimpton Turks & Caicos will offer a sense of retreat at every step. In addition to its a shoreline setting, the boutique luxury property will feature three outdoor pools as well as a spa and fitness centre. On site will be seven dining options that include a beachfront restaurant, rooftop bar, poolside bars, ice cream and coffee parlor, juice bar as well as a ground floor restaurant and lobby bar.Hotel Indigo Turks & Caicos is just steps away from the InterContinental and Kimpton resorts. The resort, which emulates the beautiful, laid-back vibe of its surrounding neighborhood, will feature 56 rooms spread over one new building, as well as two existing structures that will undergo a complete transformation.Paul Adan, Regional SVP of Development, Mexico, Latin America and the Caribbean for IHG Hotels & Resorts, said: “As we expand IHG Hotels & Resorts’ luxury and lifestyle presence across the Americas, we’re doing so with thoughtful intention. Turks & Caicos is one of the Caribbean’s most spectacular destinations, and we’re excited to mark the company’s much-anticipated debut there with our InterContinental, Kimpton and Hotel Indigo brands.”“Three hotels, InterContinental, Kimpton and Hotel Indigo, will be introduced, enhancing our tourism product and creating employment opportunities,” said Hon. Charles Washington Misick, Premier of the Turks and Caicos Islands.Situated on the north coast of Turks & Caicos’ Providenciales and part of the Princess Alexandra National Park, Grace Bay Beach often is lauded as one of the best beaches in the world.
