'Too Hot to Handle': Where was Season 3 filmed? The resort will cost you $9000 a night

Here's a quick look at the shoot location for Season 3 of the hit Netflix show
The cast of 'Too Hot to Handle' (Instagram/@toohotnetflix)
The cast of 'Too Hot to Handle' (Instagram/@toohotnetflix)

'Too Hot To Handle' is returning for its third season on Netflix and we're more than curious to know where this exotic show has been filmed this time.

For the new season, the Netflix hit show turned it up a notch. The luxurious Turtle Tail Estate on the lavish Turks & Caicos Island has served as the shooting spot for Season 3.

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The estate is a luxury vacation home that one can rent if they are looking to party 'THTH' style! For obvious reasons, it will cost you $9,000 just for one night.

Having said that, the Turtle Tale Estate seems almost too good to be true. Complete with a private beach, the estate can house 10 guests, includes five bedrooms, five baths, a heated pool, a game room, a fitness room and a home theater for movie nights! What's not to love? What's more, the estate also provides complete room service through prompt housekeeping, has a chef, and also a butler amongst their staff.

Seasons 2 and 3 of the reality show were filmed one after the other, in Turks & Caicos. The new space is all things lavish and screams extra, and is also reported to have hosted a bunch of well-known celebrities, including Rihanna.

Season 1 of the show was filmed in a private estate in Casa Tau in Punta Mita, Mexico. What made this location stand out is that it is surrounded by the Pacific Ocean for about nine and a half miles, thereby making it very secluded and all the more of an ideal relaxation spot. The villa here had a huge outdoor pool, acres of a private beach area, and even a private bar.

Season 3 of 'Too Hot to Handle' premieres on January 19 on Netflix.

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