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Seven Stars Resort set for soft opening April 1

Friday, February 01, 2008 12:17 PM

"Seven Stars Resort, the newest luxury property to stake its claim on Grace Bay Beach in Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, will open its first phase on April 1, with the official opening set for July, according to Duncan MacArthur, managing director,” reports Gay Nagle Myers for TravelWeekly.
 
“The 81 studio and one- to four-bedroom and penthouse suites are located in three buildings on a 22-acre site, formerly occupied by an Allegro Resort, which was demolished more than four years ago. When phase two is completed in approximately two years, the resort’s roofline will feature seven small towers on four buildings, another reference to the seven-star theme,” reports Myers.
 
Myers continues, “While featuring all the bells and whistles of a luxury property, including property-wide Wi-Fi access, plush bedding, spacious suites with wraparound terraces, Jacuzzi baths, two restaurants, a heated outdoor pool, a spa and rates that include transfers and daily breakfast, owner Jak Civre said that “our service and our staff make us different from the other resorts here. Service is what we are concentrating on and where we will stand out."”

“In terms of service, Seven Stars has come up with a concierge concept called “Miss Seven” in which staff will patrol the property on Segways, two-wheeled electric scooters, to ensure a rapid response to guests’ needs.”
 
“Nightly rates through October range from $365 per gardenview studio to $3,000 for a four-bedroom royal beachfront suite, exclusive of 10% government tax and a 10% service charge.”

For details, visit Seven Stars (917).


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