When was Seven Stars Resort built?

Spread over 22 acres with 125 rooms, Seven Stars is the latest and largest luxury resort to put a stake in the sand on Providenciales Island in the Turks and Caicos chain. The $100 million-plus resort, developed by the Sodalco Development Company, opened in April 2008.



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Seven Stars was purchased by SS Investor Group, comprised of 50 condominium owners. The group named EOS Hotel Management Co. to operate and manage Seven Stars. The new management company is led by Eoin O'Sullivan, who is also the new managing director of the condo-resort.

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Seven Stars Resort & Spa is not an all inclusive resort. When booking this resort, ask one of our All Inclusive Outlet Travel Specialists about available meal plan options.

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Becoming a Seven Stars® member is the ultimate accomplishment because Seven Stars is the pinnacle tier of the Caesars Rewards loyalty program. Members are wowed by all the fantastic benefits afforded to them with additional rewards and all-around bigger and better perks.

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Since it opened in April 2008, Seven Stars Resort on Grace Bay Beach on Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, has changed owners, switched management, rethought strategies, redesigned culinary venues and repositioned market focus.

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A seven-star hotel might have any number of facilities. Pool and spa facilities will be numerous and varied, with a record-breaking range of available facilities and procedures. The restaurants will serve food prepared by Michelin-star chefs. Every suite and room might have a unique design.

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The only 7 star hotel in the world - Review of Burj Al Arab, Dubai, United Arab Emirates - Tripadvisor.

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Burj Al Arab Dubai It's dubbed the world's only official 7-star hotel, so naturally, it's the first place you want to book if you're looking to be blown away by over-the-top luxury.

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The Turks and Caicos Islands is a British Overseas Territory located southeast of the Bahamas. An archipelago of approximately 40 islands and cays distributed in two groups (Turks Islands and Caicos Islands), it has a combined land area of 417 km2.

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