Best for families, couples, and longer-stay travelers who want an all-suite Grace Bay beachfront resort with kitchens, terraces, a heated infinity-edge pool, and easy access to nearby dining.
Choosing between The Regent Grand and Point Grace? This in-depth comparison breaks down location, vibe, rooms, food, nightlife, price & more so you can decide which resort is the best fit for your next getaway.
Best for families, couples, and longer-stay travelers who want an all-suite Grace Bay beachfront resort with kitchens, terraces, a heated infinity-edge pool, and easy access to nearby dining.
Better for travelers who want a smaller boutique Grace Bay stay with a more romantic, character-rich atmosphere and a quieter resort feel.
If you want polished beachfront condo-style comfort on Grace Bay, The Regent Grand is the stronger fit. Its studio to multi-bedroom residences, full kitchens, private terraces, pool and beach service, and central Grace Bay setting make it especially practical for families and longer stays.
If your priority is a more intimate boutique hideaway with a romantic personality, Point Grace is likely the better match. It suits couples and travelers who prefer a smaller, quieter resort experience over a more residence-style setup.
Bottom line: choose The Regent Grand for spacious all-suite living, Grace Bay convenience, and family-friendly flexibility; choose Point Grace for boutique charm, a more romantic mood, and a quieter sense of escape.
| Category | The Regent Grand | Point Grace |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Vibe | Polished all-suite beachfront resort with a residential feel, private beach access, a heated infinity-edge pool, and a practical Grace Bay location. | Boutique Grace Bay resort with a quieter, more romantic feel and a more intimate sense of place. |
| Location | Directly on Grace Bay Beach at 1 Regent St, between the beach and the Regent Village shopping and dining area. | On Grace Bay, appealing to travelers who want the same celebrated beach setting in a smaller boutique environment. |
| Rooms & Suites | Studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and four-bedroom oceanfront residences with full kitchens, private terraces, and Grace Bay views. | Suite-style boutique accommodations, best suited to travelers who value atmosphere and intimacy over a larger residence-style layout. |
| Dining | No full on-site restaurant; adjacent The Vix Bar & Grill provides dining and room service during its operating hours, with nearby restaurants close by. | Better for guests who want a boutique resort dining experience without needing a large all-inclusive restaurant lineup. |
| Pools & Beach | Direct Grace Bay beachfront access with a private beach area, pool and beach service, a heated infinity-edge pool, and two hot tubs. | Grace Bay beach setting with a quieter boutique pool-and-beach atmosphere. |
| Kids & Family | All-ages and family-friendly, with spacious suites, separate bedrooms, full kitchens, beach access, and a heated pool; cribs and rollaway beds are not available. | Best approached as a calmer boutique option for couples and families who do not need a large children’s activity program. |
| Price & Value | Best value for travelers who will use the extra space, kitchens, beach service, central Grace Bay location, and included amenities such as Wi-Fi, bicycles, tennis, and fitness access. | Best value for travelers who prioritize boutique character, romance, and a quieter resort style over residential-suite practicality. |
The Regent Grand is an all-suite property rather than a traditional hotel-room resort. Accommodations range from studios to larger oceanfront residences, with layouts that work especially well for families, couples, and longer stays.
The Regent Grand is the better pick if you want the ease of a beachfront resort with the flexibility of a private residence.
Point Grace leans more boutique in feel, making it better suited to travelers who want character, intimacy, and a quieter stay rather than a larger condo-style resort setup.
If you want a smaller, more character-led stay on Grace Bay, Point Grace has the advantage; if space and kitchen convenience matter more, The Regent Grand is stronger.
The Regent Grand does not operate a full on-site restaurant, but guests have easy dining access through The Vix Bar & Grill next to the property, plus nearby Grace Bay restaurants.
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Point Grace is the better fit if you want dining to feel more integrated into a boutique resort stay, without looking for a large, high-volume restaurant lineup.
If you want kitchens, adjacent dining, and lots of walkable restaurant flexibility, The Regent Grand is very practical; if you want a more contained boutique mood, Point Grace may feel better.
The Regent Grand sits directly on Grace Bay with a private beach area, pool and beach service, and a polished pool deck anchored by a heated infinity-edge pool.
Point Grace offers a smaller-scale Grace Bay beach experience, better for travelers who want the setting to feel quiet, romantic, and boutique.
If you want central convenience, beach service, and a heated infinity-edge pool, choose The Regent Grand; if you want a quieter boutique beach mood, choose Point Grace.
The Regent Grand is all-ages and clearly works well for families thanks to its larger suite layouts, separate bedrooms, kitchens, heated pool, and direct beach access.
Point Grace can suit families who want a calm boutique Grace Bay stay, but it is especially appealing to travelers who do not need a large activity-driven family resort.
If space, kitchens, and family flexibility are priorities, The Regent Grand is the safer choice; if your group wants a calmer boutique setting, Point Grace may suit the trip better.
The Regent Grand delivers the most value when you will actually use its residence-style space, full kitchens, beachfront location, and included amenities.
Point Grace is the better value if your trip is more about boutique atmosphere, romance, and a quieter resort personality than maximum square footage or kitchen convenience.
Choose The Regent Grand if you want an all-suite, all-ages beachfront resort with kitchens, terraces, a heated infinity-edge pool, and a very convenient Grace Bay setting.
Point Grace is the better pick for travelers who want a smaller boutique resort with a more romantic, characterful feel on Grace Bay.
For families, groups, and longer stays that benefit from separate bedrooms, full kitchens, beach service, and nearby dining, The Regent Grand is the more practical choice.
If you want a quieter boutique atmosphere and a more intimate resort experience, Point Grace is likely to feel more special.
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