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You've read about the Andaz Turks and Caicos at Grace Bay for years now if you have been following World of Hyatt news. Despite the numerous postponements, the resort has finally something that fans could celebrate. It recently shared on Instagram that it is opening in April 2027, a month early from the date it shared in June, and reservations are already open.
It's possible that the launch date may change, which frequently occurs with new resorts. Despite this, this will most likely be one of the most talked about hotel openings of the year. What we know for now.
An early date, for a project that has faced several delays, is a welcome one. The anticipated opening date of June has been shifted to April 2027 for the hotel, according to its Instagram page. Along with the new date, both cash and award reservations are now available two months sooner than previously announced.
That doesn't necessarily mean it's confirmed. If you have already booked hotels, they might encounter construction delays, permit problems or staffing requirements, so it is best to be flexible. If you have made a booking for a certain week, make sure you check out the hotel's updates and how easily you can cancel and change your booking as well.
The resort is located on world-famous Grace Bay Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean. It will presumably provide a welcome luxury points option at a place where good hotel points properties have been few and far between.
The design is all about an indoor/outdoor transition. You can anticipate private terraces, open plans, lots of natural light and ocean views that make the water a part of your room.
You won't get bored of eating in the land because there are a number of dining places. They include a beachfront restaurant, a pool bar and a sunset lobby bar. This is a recipe for a great day in the sun.
In addition to the food and drinks, the resort promises to provide a comprehensive spa and a kid's club, making it an option that will appeal to couples and families. Water lovers can enjoy activities such as paddleboarding and snorkeling, just off of the beach, with no long travel to get to the water.
The hotel is located in a lifestyle oriented hotel development, similar to the other Andaz properties. It's not about flashy, over-the-top design, but more about local culture, wellness and relaxed luxury. For those who want to stay in a hotel that feels a little more alive than a carbon copy of a resort, that should be a plus. The relaxed vibe and design centric approach will be familiar to anyone who's ever been in an Andaz hotel.
It will be one of the more significant Hyatt openings in the Caribbean area in recent years. It's basic and it's just as simple as that. Turks and Caicos has been one of the more challenging Caribbean locations to book on points for a long time. There haven't been many strong points hotels around, and the cash rates on the islands are quite high.
A new Andaz makes all that change. It provides a true opportunity for a luxury experience to World of Hyatt members without paying top dollar in cash and makes one of the best Hyatt redemptions in the area.

If you're interested in booking through points, here are some things to know:
This is one of the world's highest price 55,000-point redemptions. It's a high price tag and it is. However, things will alter if you consider the hotel prices in Turks and Caicos. With cash rates at such a high level those points may be one of the most valuable that you ever invest.
Good reasons to book early. New resorts will easily sell out, particularly when they are the only good resort in a popular destination. Award night locking now provides more flexibility in when the nights open, allowing more choices of dates, and more spring availability than what many travelers were expecting.
In contrast, a brand new unit may have some glitches on day one such as small service issues and amenities not fully operational. If you're looking for a really flawless experience, you may want to wait for a couple months after opening. If you have a little flexibility in mind, going early might be a good idea.
Use of some of the following practices can help you make the most of your journey:

The long awaited Andaz Turks and Caicos at Grace Bay has been announced and reservations are now available. Resort members of the World of Hyatt can secure award nights from 55,000 points per night; two months earlier, the resort is now projected to open in April 2027.
The previous opening is good news but remember that the schedule may change as is typical with a new resort. This is great news for points and miles travellers. Turks and Caicos has been one of the more challenging Caribbean redemptions on points and this hotel is now one of the most popular Caribbean redemptions on World of Hyatt.
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