Turks Head Inne

The structure would certainly have excellent potential. The management leaves something to be desired however. With an entire residence that houses 9 rooms (on the upper and lower floors) two of us were accommodated with huge suitcases in tow (we come from Italy after a month on the road between Honduras and the USA) in a room that I would define as a niche. I would like to point out that out of 9 rooms there were us and another guest. The facility was practically empty as it was low season for them. Queen bed attached to the wall. At night, in order to go to the bathroom, I literally had to climb over my husband - in the dark - and glide over the suitcases. Malfunctioning lights, large bathroom with shower but without curtain or glass. Risk of room flooding insured. No shelf to place beauty or products of any kind. Fan attached to the wall with wire in plain sight. In Italy, for much less they would have already closed you down. We were disappointed by the Lady's behavior precisely because the structure was empty, they could have made the only guests you had stay in more comfortable accommodation, give them an upgrade. It wouldn't have cost you anything and you would have made a better impression. On the first day the manager told us that there were guests upstairs...no one showed up...neither for breakfast nor for dinner. Poor cleanliness in the common areas, even outside our room. We only saw the manager on the day we had to leave the room at 12 (mandatory)! who swept just to do a bit of pressing. Even in this case, little tact and availability... we had a flight after 3pm and you let us out at midday?? Do you want me to believe that with 9 rooms available for possible guests you really need my room and you can't grant us a late checkout?? On the last day I ask the lady if she had a thermometer, not feeling particularly informed... and nothing to do... they evidently they never get sick. Outside the residence everything is very shabby and let go. You are in a seaside place (indeed you are on the sea) you don't have a place where you can hang out a swimsuit or a towel. For 280 dollars (with taxes for two nights) in low season with only breakfast it's not cheap considering that there is really nothing in Grand Turk. Except eating. At dinner we ate very well even if Wi-Fi costs 80 dollars a night. I'll leave some photos maybe they'll be more explanatory