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Check-in: 0300
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
Totally renovated, located 20 minutes away from the Punta Cana International Airport at the original and beautiful Bavaro Beach. Its warm white sand and the incredible turquoise colored water is waiting for you to take a wonderful refreshing swim at this resort which is perfect for families, couples and singles searching for an idyllic beach setting good values and variety of activities. Day and night time activities, table game, water sports, excursions, rent a car, money exchange, medical service 24h, Fax and Internet service, customer service, wedding facilities, activities for leisure groups, Golf course and casino nearby. Buffet restaurants open for breakfast, lunch and dinner; La Casona, Colibri. Pizzeria Snack Pikalo.Las Velas (for lunch and snacks). A la carte restaurants; Jalisco, Caribe (Lobster not included $) and Bambú. 7 bars, all offering national drinks and cocktails. Disco Fantasy local drinks with entrance included. Towels and lounge chairs. Fitness Center. Non motorized water sports (Catamaran, windsurf (standard board), pedal boats, kayak sunfish-sailing). Other Sports (badminton, table tennis, volleyball, beach volleyball). Tennis (Day time). Mini club (4-12 years). Activities during day and night time including spectacular shows. Shuttle service around the property. Honeymoon Package.
Check-in: 0300
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 21, check-out Dec 24
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Overall score
3.3 out of 5
(4 reviews)
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Hotel address: Playa Bavaro, Bavaro, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic 51101
Bavaro Beach, Punta Cana.
PUJ, Punta Cana International Airport.
In the best part of the Bavaro Beach. Shopping Mall 5 minutes.
7 restaurants: 2 buffet El Colibri, La Casona, 1 Pizzeria Snack at the pool area Pikalo, 1 Grill Barbecue at the beach Las Velas and 3 a la Carte: Caribe Gourmet, Jalisco Mexican and Bambu Japanese.
7 bars: Margarita pool bar, La Bodeguita(during the show), Pikalo snack bar, El Mojaíto swim-up bar, Café Dominicano lounge bar, Las Velas Beach Bar and High Beach jacuzzi bar. Disco Fantasy bar until 4:00am.
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Check-in: 0300
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 21, check-out Dec 24
Rates displayed reflect the lowest rate found over the next 30 days. This rate is subject to change. Rates may not include service charges, extra person charges, fees or incidental charges (such as room service).
Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
3.3 out of 5
(4 reviews)
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Score
4 out of 5
nice family getaway
pipo Oct 10, 2009
It is nice place to be. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
2 out of 5
Not the best resort for Americans
CaribbeanBum2009 Oct 10, 2009
Let's start on a positive note. Very pretty, well kept grounds; clean rooms; beautiful beach. Okay then! The guests were ... about 85% Spanish/Hispanic: 5% French; 5% German and 5% other (including American). With this mix it seems that the resort does not need Americans and that's just how they made you feel. Very few of the staff had any grasp of English; the one English TV channel was the weather channel (for $8 a day you could get 5 more); American alcohol was limited and costs $7 a drink. Part of my problems were- I waited over 10 minutes for waitress service at the Cafe Dominicana bar while the waitress served other tables who had half full drinks; waited 5 minutes to get a restaurant reservation while the "Guest Relations" person answered phones and made calls; made three separate trips to reception to get cable service with more American channels. Overall I felt that they didn't need or want Americans. As for a list of things to watch - -No second buffet -Mexican restaurant was a buffet essentially serving tacos; other 2 reservation restaurants were GOOD -There are no washclothes -Typical European open bathroom area; not a problem but the shower was gigantic and the toilet area was about the size of a shoebox -Even the closest rooms to the beach were 200 to 300 yards away; could be up to a 15 minute walk -Food was average buffet style at best -Entertainment was terrible This is not a bad resort if you are Spanish speaking or want a vacation with nothing to do but rest and relax. I would not do this resort again or recommend it to my American friends
Traveler type: Couples
Don't look for any!
Score
4 out of 5
The photos don't even do it justice
Happy Newlyweds Sep 29, 2009
The resort is absolutely beautiful. The photos aren't near as amazing as the environment. The architecture is ... breathtaking. There are fountains and pools everywhere. Multiple bars and restaurants. The beach itself is amazing. They actually rake up any seaweed that washes up on the beach at night. The security is excellent. My wife and I felt very safe. There were some friendly staff members, but overall the staff act like anything they do for you is a favor. I found from personal experiences that staff in Mexico are much more friendly. I am bilingual, so the staff would almost change their facial expressions from bored to happy when I would change from english to spanish. BRUSH UP ON YOUR SPANISH BEFORE YOU GO! Very few people speak good english. [...]Other than a little unfriendliness from the staff and the trouble with finding our way there, everything was wonderful.Don't waste your time eating at the Mexican themed restaurant. Make reservations for their oriental and international restaurants as soon as you get there. Caribe the international restaurant even serves filet. The a la carte food is some of the best food you'll ever eat.
Traveler type: Couples
When shopping, remember to bargain with the guys. If you go to the beach and take a left, there is a market of indoor shops. The shop owners sit on the beach and only one will come ask you to go look at his shop. They are completely harmless, you can go with them. I suggest you ask for [...]. Anything you need, he will get for you. Even if he doesn't have it in his shop, he'll go buy it from someone else to sell to you. I told him I needed sunblock and he didn't have any in his shop. So he leaves and comes back with 8 different sunblocks to choose from. PS. sunblock is expensive in the DR, so bring extra.
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Don't look for any!
--CaribbeanBum2009, Philadelphia, PA Oct 10, 2009
When shopping, remember to bargain with the guys. If you go to the beach and take a left, there is a market of indoor shops. The shop owners sit on the beach and only one will come ask you to go look at his shop. They are completely harmless, you can go with them. I suggest you ask for [...]. Anything you need, he will get for you. Even if he doesn't have it in his shop, he'll go buy it from someone else to sell to you. I told him I needed sunblock and he didn't have any in his shop. So he leaves and comes back with 8 different sunblocks to choose from. PS. sunblock is expensive in the DR, so bring extra.
--Happy Newlyweds, Washington DC Sep 29, 2009
The best place to go and party is at a club called Imagine. You walk in an old cave and they do all sorts of dances and the cost is only $10 to get in and gets you a free drink. When you are shopping, remember to negotiate-they need your money and they love the American dollar so don't waste time coverting your money to the cheap Peso. Brush up on your Spanish b/c everything is mostly written in Spanish. I enjoyed this trip!
--Sweet Pea, Silver Spring, MD Jul 20, 2009
Overall score
3.3 out of 5
(4 reviews)
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Score
4 out of 5
nice family getaway
pipo Oct 10, 2009
It is nice place to be. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
2 out of 5
Not the best resort for Americans
CaribbeanBum2009 Oct 10, 2009
Let's start on a positive note. Very pretty, well kept grounds; clean rooms; beautiful beach. Okay then! The guests were ... about 85% Spanish/Hispanic: 5% French; 5% German and 5% other (including American). With this mix it seems that the resort does not need Americans and that's just how they made you feel. Very few of the staff had any grasp of English; the one English TV channel was the weather channel (for $8 a day you could get 5 more); American alcohol was limited and costs $7 a drink. Part of my problems were- I waited over 10 minutes for waitress service at the Cafe Dominicana bar while the waitress served other tables who had half full drinks; waited 5 minutes to get a restaurant reservation while the "Guest Relations" person answered phones and made calls; made three separate trips to reception to get cable service with more American channels. Overall I felt that they didn't need or want Americans. As for a list of things to watch - -No second buffet -Mexican restaurant was a buffet essentially serving tacos; other 2 reservation restaurants were GOOD -There are no washclothes -Typical European open bathroom area; not a problem but the shower was gigantic and the toilet area was about the size of a shoebox -Even the closest rooms to the beach were 200 to 300 yards away; could be up to a 15 minute walk -Food was average buffet style at best -Entertainment was terrible This is not a bad resort if you are Spanish speaking or want a vacation with nothing to do but rest and relax. I would not do this resort again or recommend it to my American friends
Traveler type: Couples
Don't look for any!
Score
4 out of 5
The photos don't even do it justice
Happy Newlyweds Sep 29, 2009
The resort is absolutely beautiful. The photos aren't near as amazing as the environment. The architecture is ... breathtaking. There are fountains and pools everywhere. Multiple bars and restaurants. The beach itself is amazing. They actually rake up any seaweed that washes up on the beach at night. The security is excellent. My wife and I felt very safe. There were some friendly staff members, but overall the staff act like anything they do for you is a favor. I found from personal experiences that staff in Mexico are much more friendly. I am bilingual, so the staff would almost change their facial expressions from bored to happy when I would change from english to spanish. BRUSH UP ON YOUR SPANISH BEFORE YOU GO! Very few people speak good english. [...]Other than a little unfriendliness from the staff and the trouble with finding our way there, everything was wonderful.Don't waste your time eating at the Mexican themed restaurant. Make reservations for their oriental and international restaurants as soon as you get there. Caribe the international restaurant even serves filet. The a la carte food is some of the best food you'll ever eat.
Traveler type: Couples
When shopping, remember to bargain with the guys. If you go to the beach and take a left, there is a market of indoor shops. The shop owners sit on the beach and only one will come ask you to go look at his shop. They are completely harmless, you can go with them. I suggest you ask for [...]. Anything you need, he will get for you. Even if he doesn't have it in his shop, he'll go buy it from someone else to sell to you. I told him I needed sunblock and he didn't have any in his shop. So he leaves and comes back with 8 different sunblocks to choose from. PS. sunblock is expensive in the DR, so bring extra.
Score
3 out of 5
Good Location and Nice Price
Sweet Pea Jul 20, 2009
It's a great hotel for the package price. I would receive only 1 or rarely 2 towels each day. The glasses in the room were ... not replaced and the old ones not even moved. The staff lacks knowlege regarding their own hotel and are not helpful with tour arrangements; they will tell you that they don't know or don't do this/that. A computer can be rented a few doors away for $3 a half an hour and everything is in Spanish. I lost time trying to translate. You will enjoy the beach and the beautiful hotel pools with the inside bars. The jacuzzi is out of the way. Make reservations at the restaurants as soon as you arrive, the food is much better there. There is a dance club next door but it stays empty; some of the nightly entertainment shows are nice. If you get a chance, take the Funny Monster Safari tour. It's lots of fun and you get to go to the mountains and also see how local families live (home visits), do coffee and tropical fruit tasting, go horseback riding, see a sugarcane field and a cigar making demo. You will also be able to swim in the macao public beach-it's beautiful! Have your swimming clothes on b/c there is no restroom onsite. Make sure you negotiate the cost of the trip, we got it for $60 instead of the $95 they were asking for. Try to go on a good sunny day like we had. They give you drinks along the way and it takes about 7 hours. Take school supplies with you to give to the children in need (if you can); they really appreciate the items.
Traveler type: Single
The best place to go and party is at a club called Imagine. You walk in an old cave and they do all sorts of dances and the cost is only $10 to get in and gets you a free drink. When you are shopping, remember to negotiate-they need your money and they love the American dollar so don't waste time coverting your money to the cheap Peso. Brush up on your Spanish b/c everything is mostly written in Spanish. I enjoyed this trip!
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Don't look for any!
--CaribbeanBum2009, Philadelphia, PA Oct 10, 2009
When shopping, remember to bargain with the guys. If you go to the beach and take a left, there is a market of indoor shops. The shop owners sit on the beach and only one will come ask you to go look at his shop. They are completely harmless, you can go with them. I suggest you ask for [...]. Anything you need, he will get for you. Even if he doesn't have it in his shop, he'll go buy it from someone else to sell to you. I told him I needed sunblock and he didn't have any in his shop. So he leaves and comes back with 8 different sunblocks to choose from. PS. sunblock is expensive in the DR, so bring extra.
--Happy Newlyweds, Washington DC Sep 29, 2009
The best place to go and party is at a club called Imagine. You walk in an old cave and they do all sorts of dances and the cost is only $10 to get in and gets you a free drink. When you are shopping, remember to negotiate-they need your money and they love the American dollar so don't waste time coverting your money to the cheap Peso. Brush up on your Spanish b/c everything is mostly written in Spanish. I enjoyed this trip!
--Sweet Pea, Silver Spring, MD Jul 20, 2009
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