
Junior Suite
An open-plan suite with kitchenette, private balcony or terrace, and a separate sitting area.

A classic all-suite Grace Bay resort centered on spacious living, a landmark spa, and easy family comfort.
We recommend The Palms for travelers who want the space of an all-suite resort with a classic, relaxed luxury feel on Grace Bay. It works particularly well for couples, families, and longer stays where residential comfort matters.
Its strongest advantage is balance: large suites, a 25,000-square-foot spa, an infinity pool, family facilities, and polished dining create a complete resort without the high-energy atmosphere of a large all-inclusive.
The Palms is a 72-suite resort set across 12 acres on Grace Bay Beach. Its atmosphere is elegant but relaxed, with landscaped gardens, an infinity pool, direct beach access, and a strong focus on spacious accommodation rather than traditional hotel rooms.
Junior Suites offer an open-plan entry category, while one-, two-, and three-bedroom suites add kitchens, laundry, dining areas, multiple bathrooms, and large terraces. These layouts are especially useful for families and travelers planning a longer stay.
The 25,000-square-foot spa is a defining feature, supported by fitness, tennis, pickleball, complimentary water-sports equipment, and a children’s club. Dining includes Parallel23, the oceanfront Sí Sí, pool and beach venues, bars, and in-suite service.
The Palms suits guests who want a full-service resort with residential space and a calm tone. It is not a traditional all-inclusive, so dining and most additional experiences are charged separately unless a package states otherwise.

An open-plan suite with kitchenette, private balcony or terrace, and a separate sitting area.

A residential suite with full kitchen, living and dining space, laundry, and a large terrace.

A two-bedroom layout with multiple bathrooms, full kitchen, laundry, and separate terraces.
Parallel23 is the resort’s signature evening restaurant, combining local ingredients with international and Caribbean influence in an open-kitchen setting. Sí Sí adds an oceanfront Mexican-inspired concept, while pool, beach, bar, and in-suite options support casual dining.
The resort is not traditionally all-inclusive. Guests can dine à la carte, arrange in-suite meals, or select promotional packages when available.