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 The pool by Juan-Pedro Quiet, ideal for familly with childs. gergeous pool and beach. Excellent food and services. Theme: HotelComparison: more expensive than averageDirections: Punat Cana, Playa Bavaro near the shopping center Plaza Bavaro
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We stayed for one full week in a huge, very huge resort, called Bavaro Beach in Punta Cana....this is a 5 star hotel with absolutely everything, including a very very big swimming-pool and all sports available (including golf) + a casino. That was great but if you want to go away from the hotel, the closest 'real' village called Higuey...it's hard. When we toured the island we found motels/hotels all around the country..The hotel Las Terrenas in Samana Peninsula was really great, with hammocks and isolated beach. Theme: Motel
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by melissamn1 Again..We stayed at Play Naco Resort in Peurto Plata. It was a great Resort. The people were very friendly! The only thing I didn't like was the people on the beach always trying to sell us stuff. I just ignored them because I wouldn't want to be anywhere else at that time and place.
I am not sure about the price because we stayed with our friends who had a time share but, I do believe it was a reasonable price. There were alot of families! The Resort had one huge pool with a bar in it along with a bar along side the pool. I do believe they should of had more bars considering the amount of people there. They also had a beach side bar which was were we hung out the most. They have tennis courts..golf. The shopping mall is in walking distance which was a huge plus. We didn't leave our time share hardly at all..only to go on the jeep ride and shopping. Everything was there. The resort has great views of the beach..depending where your room is of course. During lunch time the buffet opened up which was a great buffet. The bar at the beach always had something grilling! Mmmm! It was gooood! I would for sure go back! Theme: OtherComparison: about averageAddress: Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
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all inclusive hotel: you get there, you egister and they put you a tag on and then the fun begins: you are a paid guest and you go straight to the bar or dinning rooms and you are well served. Excellent grounds, boating, surfing, swimming pools, jet sky, local tours, etc. Theme: HotelComparison: about averageAddress: Punta Cana, R. D.
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by jules_rules Occidental Hoteles, Playa Dorada It's an all inclusive deal for approximately 1200 Canadian dollars
Right on the beach, has two other pools, a swim up bar, night entertainment, daily activities, and everything you could want in a resort. Theme: OtherAddress: Puerto Plata
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In Santo Domingo, you can find quality, five star lodging at reasonable rates, especially if you use an online discount booking company like groovytravel.net. The first time we went stayed in a hotel there, we used the Hotel Continental. This is an inexpensive option where the rooms are clean and air-conditioned, but offers little more than this. The next time we stayed at the Intercontinental along the waterfront. This was a great five-star hotel! There are several restaurants, a pool that is appropriate for all age groups, mini-bars, casino and bar, and just about every room has a view of the ocean (even our discounted one!). The rooms also come with a free breakfast buffet. Other people I know also like the Jaragua, which is a five-star hotel owned by the Mariott chain. Rooms at the Continental Hotel range from about $60 to $105. The Intercontinental rage from $90-$500. At the Jaragua Hotel and Casino the prices range from about $85-$500. Theme: HotelComparison: more expensive than averageDirections: Hotel Continental - On Avenida Maximo Gomez, a couple of blocks north from the waterfront. Hotel V. Centenario Intercontinental - On Avenida George Washington, along the waterfront and very close toOther Contact: For Information on these hotels
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by Lisabeth The only resort I have stayed at in the Dominican Republic was the Catalonia Bavaro, and I was pleased with the accomodations. 842.00 dollars American for 7 nights, all inclusive
Very nicely decorated, all rooms are Jr Suites, including jacuzzi tub, mini bar stocked daily with bottled water, soda pop, and Presidente beer. The Pool is great with a swim-up bar, and an island in the middle with a jacuzzi. The beach is right in front of the pool area, and loaded with chaise lounges and palm trees. There is some shopping for sundries, and souvenirs in the resort. The price was reasonable. There is an exercise facility, although there were not many visitors taking advantage of it. The staff and other guests were friendly. There are 5 restaurants which are all inclusive, and nightly shows. There is a discoteque that caters to the late night crowd. Picture is of Villa 2 which is very close to the beach and the pool. Theme: HotelAddress: Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
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by Patricialuv There are many hotels around the capital and in every province. If you're looking to be in the middle of everything, check in the capital's many hotels such as: Santo Domingo Hotel and Casino, Jaragua Hotel and Casino, V Centenario, Lina, and many more. Some of these hotels are located in the Malecon, which offer a great view of the Caribbean Sea.
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All Inclusive Resort. Pretty decent facilities for the price. GREAT main pool. Has a 'Club Hacienda' section for a higher price - don't bother with that! It was pretty far from the main area of the resort and the food in that restaurant wasn't that great. Lots of good restaurant selections and food choices were okay. Theme: HotelComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: Puerto Plata, DR
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Last time I was there the price was about $50 for a very nice room with bath and balcony.
La Casona has been gently and sensitively modernized and provided with a restaurant/bar (not recommended, though the room service breakfast is convenient) and a pool. It's quiet and there are several rooms with private entrances. Theme: HotelComparison: about averageDirections: On the Avenida Independencia, in the 'Gascue', the elegant old residential section of SD. The hotel used to be a private villa belonging to one of the Trujillo clan and was a ruin for years, as the di
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