All Inclusive Hotels & Resorts in Hispaniola from NZ$299

"Acceptable hotel for the price. However, the food at the main buffet is poor quality. The other restaurants are a bit better, but two require reservations that are difficult to get and two are full soon after opening."

"Our butler, Fabio, was fantastic! Anything we needed, he made sure we got ir. The resort is well maintained. Staff are friendly and helpful. Seaside Restaurant was our favorite for breakfast and lunch. We enjoyed the steakhouse and hibachi for dinner. Willy, Felix and Elias were awesome at the restaurants. The kids had such a fun time at the kids park with water slides! So fun!"

"Great "

"My cousin and I stayed at this all-inclusive resort in the Dominican Republic for 6 days, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. The resort itself was absolutely beautiful, with stunning views and well-kept grounds that made it feel like a tropical paradise from the moment we arrived. The staff were incredibly kind, welcoming, and always willing to help, which made our stay even more enjoyable. One of our favorite parts was the atmosphere—there were so many young people around our age visiting from all over the world, which made it really easy to meet others and added so much fun to the trip. Since this was our first time staying at a resort, we didn’t know exactly what to expect, but it completely exceeded everything we imagined. Between the great energy, amazing service, and beautiful setting, this ended up being the best vacation we’ve ever had. We would absolutely come back again!"

"We enjoyed our stay here. First of all, we upgraded to the privilege tier and it was a great choice. There is more restaurant availability, a butler, pool/beach seating, etc. While I did enjoy it here the food wasn't all that good. I wasn't a huge fan of the buffet and the restaurants were okay. There is also a flamingo, named Pinky, on the property. He really added to the experience. I really enjoyed the beds on the beach but the non-privilege area by the beach seemed a bit crowded. The pools were also really nice and had swim up bars. I also wasn't a huge fan of the drinks here. The resort was very pretty and there a lot of palm trees. The gym was a little bit small- there were only two treadmills. You do have to get up quite early to get to seats by the ocean. We woke up at 6:30 every morning and there were a ton of people up at that time claiming seats. The workers were very nice but some were difficult to understand and didn't speak much English. It was set to rain when we were there but it was quite sunny and nice most of our stay and only rained a little, mostly near dinner time. Some of the restaurants also took a while (the Mexican took like 1:45 both times). The shows were pretty good too- I really enjoyed the entertainment here especially the preshows and the La Voce show on Sundays. I would also like to include that Daniel, in the privilege pool area, was incredibly helpful and nice. All in all, it was a really fun experience with lots of things to do."

"clean room, excellent staff"

"The internet worked on and off half the time, the rooms all smell really musty even after switching rooms 3 separate times and each room all had their own issue. Some had slow drains, one had a toilet that didn’t flush too well, and the other one just had black grime built up near the shower corners. Most of the servers are nice and smile while there’s a couple that just doesn’t look happy. Food was probably the most disappointing part, I wasn’t fond of any of it "

"Great place for families with kids "

"The process for making restaurant reservations needs attention. It was a lot of fun, you must like to party to enjoy this experience! "