Waldorf Astoria Turks and Caicos Dellis Cay is expected to debut in 2028.

Hilton announced today the signing of a branding and management agreement for what will be the brand’s first resort and branded residences in Turks and Caicos.

Located on Dellis Cay, a pristine, low-density island, the property will feature villa-style accommodations and more than three miles of unspoiled beachfront along the Atlantic Ocean.

“The signing of Waldorf Astoria Turks and Caicos Dellis Cay marks a momentous milestone for Hilton’s expanding luxury portfolio. Our dedication to providing bespoke experiences will come to fruition in a one-of-a-kind retreat that harmonizes natural beauty and tranquility with refined sophistication,” said Pablo Maturana, vice-president, development, Caribbean and Latin America, Hilton. “We are proud to extend the reach of our award-winning brands in the Caribbean where we plan to nearly double our presence in the coming years. The luxury segment is a strategic priority for Hilton and this development is an important step in meeting the growing demand of sophisticated travelers, in collaboration with our esteemed partners Desarrollos Hotelco.”

Waldorf Astoria Turks and Caicos Dellis Cay will feature:

• a total of 175 guestrooms and branded residences;
• 62 dedicated hotel guestrooms and suites – 42 luxury guestrooms with private spaces, 10 suites with large outdoor spaces, and 10 beachfront bungalows with private terraces and plunge pools;
• 65 residential units, including nine six-bedroom ocean villas, eight five-bedroom beachfront villas, and two-bedroom condominiums that can be configured with connecting rooms to create standalone one-bedroom suites and individual guest rooms, adding an additional 48 keys to the overall offering.
• a selection of dining and drink venues, including a an all-day restaurant, a specialty restaurants, a beach and pool bar and grills, and the brand signature Peacock Alley;
• a 13,455-square-foot spa complemented by a 1,600-square-foot fitness center;
• a 2,690-square-foot ballroom and a 484-square-foot boardroom;
• adult and family pools;
• high-end retail;
• and a library retreat.

The signing represents the debut of Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts on the Caribbean island broadening Hilton’s presence in the region where it aims to nearly double its footprint by adding 35 new properties to its current portfolio of over 45 hotels and resorts. Hilton has more than 280 open hotels and a robust pipeline of 135 properties in its Caribbean and Latin America portfolio.