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Windsong Resort Reopens with Pelago Rooftop Dining and New Villas

Windsong Resort Reopens with Rooftop Restaurant and Villas
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Windsong Resort on Grace Bay Beach in Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, completed renovations and reopened on July 17, 2026, introducing a new rooftop restaurant named Pelago. The restaurant features a Mediterranean menu with Asian influences and offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner service with wine pairings.

Expanded Rooftop Villa Collection Offers Residential-Style Accommodations

The resort also launched a rebranded Rooftop Villa Collection with accommodations ranging from one to 11 bedrooms. Select villas have private rooftop terraces accessible via spiral staircases or private glass elevators, equipped with hot tubs, outdoor grills, alfresco dining, and lounge areas. This collection targets families and multigenerational groups seeking spacious living combined with premium

resort amenities.

Direct Access to Snorkeling Reef within Princess Alexandra National Park

Windsong Resort is located directly in front of the coral reef inside Princess Alexandra National Park, offering guests snorkeling opportunities accessible from the beach without requiring boat transfers. This location enables guests to explore the reef at any time during their stay.

Travel and Pricing Details for Visitors

Standard room rates at Windsong start in the low $400s per night for select September 2026 dates, including breakfast. Providenciales is served by nonstop flights from Miami lasting under two hours, with Delta Airlines also expanding services from other major U.S. gateways, facilitating convenient access to the resort.

Resort Management on Market Position and Guest Preferences

Windsong General Manager Anette Mullings stated, “Families and

groups are increasingly looking for accommodations that combine generous living spaces with premium resort amenities.” The resort aims to bridge traditional hotel stays and private villa vacations, offering residential-style luxury with direct beach and reef access. This repositioning responds to Turks and Caicos’ competitive luxury hotel market with rising occupancy and high rates.