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Recommended by Caribbean Travel & Life - TripSavvy | Rare Finds - April 2009 "Sibonné Beach Hotel may be the best and only bargain on Grace Bay Beach." The New York Times - January 25, 2009 |
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"I was most enamored
with the Sibonné Hotel... Why choose Sibonné Beach Hotel? As soon as you step onto your balcony, dine in our oceanfront restaurant, lounge by the pool, step onto the powdery-white sand, or swim in the amazing turquoise water of Grace Bay Beach - you'll understand why Sibonné Beach Hotel is the best choice for your Caribbean beach vacation in the Turks & Caicos Islands.
"My husband
and I stayed at the Sibonne in October 2005, and it was a great
little hotel. Sibonné was the first hotel built on Grace Bay Beach - so it enjoys the best position on the most famous beach in the Caribbean. Many of our guests have returned time and again since the hotel was built as 'Le Deck' - and our hotel was the only resort on all of Grace Bay. "Just returned from a 9-day vacation on Provo, staying at Sibonné Boutique Hotel. It was lovely; we had the little villa with a kitchen and partially screened balcony - just perfect. The hotel is just right for those of us who shun large, all-inclusive hotels. The staff is friendly and very accommodating, the Manager is wonderful and can help you with all of the secret snorkeling spots right off the beach, a short walk or drive away. The friendly resident cat is the "Little Ambassador". We spent several evenings just walking on the beach at sunset. The Bay Bistro restaurant, attached to the hotel, serves wonderful food and exotic drinks; some of the best meals we had on Provo. We highly recommend Sibonné!" Trip Advisor - November 2003 Renovated and renamed Sibonné Beach Hotel - we are the most intimate hotel on Grace Bay. With only 29 rooms, our guests enjoy the distinction of being closer to the beach than anyone staying at the more recent large-scale resort developments such as Point Grace, The Sands, The Alexandra, or The Palms - which are just a short walk down the beach in either direction. There is no better deal on Grace Bay than the Sibonne. Small, intimate, beachy and clean, this hotel gives the flavor of what Provo was like years before the condoization began. Well furnished rooms, close the the beach and with a great bar and restaurant attached, you cannot beat the atmosphere at Sibonne. If glitz and "South Beach" is what you want there are plenty of condo's but the Sibonne will not fit your needs. Also, although it does not discourage kids, I wouldn't bring my 11 and 12 year olds here, it's too quite, quaint and cute for them, but it was great for me. Add to this - the glorious view from our restaurant - The Grace Bay Bistro - where you will enjoy your breakfast each morning as you look out onto the beach and the aqua-blue waters of Grace Bay. The Grace Bay Bistro is one of the few restaurants on Grace Bay that offers fine dining with a beach front location and full ocean view from our dining room. "My husband & I spent a week at the Sibonne Hotel, we found the staff to be very accommodating. They supply a large beach towel and thick & thirsty bath towels. Our room, bed and furniture was all very comfortable & clean. Loved being so close to the beach. We had some of the most beautiful sunsets! We really like the fact it is not crowded anywhere you go. It truly is a secret getaway, as most have never heard of it! I got some wonderful shots of an Egret that landed next to my chair! The temperature was perfect with a slight breeze. Everyday my comment was, "another beautiful day in paradise!" Trip Advisor - February 2003 With all of the room amenities of a modern resort (cable TV, mini-fridge, hair dryer, in-room safe, air conditioning, ceiling fan, direct-dial telephones with data-port, coffee maker, clock) - we offer comfortable accommodations, the best location on Grace Bay Beach and everyday value rates that make Sibonné Beach Hotel your best choice in the Turks & Caicos Islands - for your perfect Caribbean vacation! My son and I went for a quickie dive trip and researched many places. Sibonne seemed to fit the bill in more ways than one. The pictures on their web site do not do the hotel justice, it is much more picturesque that that. The Bistro restaurant is open air and looks out over the beach and ocean -- it's gorgeous and the food is excellent. Continental breakfast is free and fine or you can order the full eggs, bacon etc for $7. The rooms are clean and nicely furnished. Spring for an extra $20 a nite and get the ocean view (second floor). They have a nice balcony overlooking the lush garden courtyard and the ocean is just beyond. The beach is super with thatched umbrellas and pleanty of lounge chairs. If you are looking for a romantic small hotel with a quiet atmosphere, this is the place. I can't find anything bad to say about it and the price is definitely a deal. As far as other restaurant options, I recommend the Gecko Grill (it would be a TOP restaurant in ANY major US city) and Magnolia (nice outdoor hilltop view of the harbor). Book it and ENJOY!!! We don't have a spa, shops, casino, or nightlife - but there are several options just a short walk down the beach in either direction at some of our larger neighbor resorts. We don't have a concierge or tour desk - but we do have some of the friendliest staff in the Caribbean that will gladly help you make any arrangements to enjoy your vacation in the sun - just stop by the office and talk to Patsy or Sandra. We DO HAVE the best hotel value on Grace Bay Beach for travelers who enjoy casual elegance, nature, relaxation, fine dining and comfortable accommodations at our intimate Caribbean beach hotel. Now, if this sounds too good to be true - don't just take our word for it... check out what past guests say about Sibonné Beach Hotel on Where to Stay in the Caribbean or TripAdvisor and send us an email or call to book your room at Sibonné Beach Hotel.
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