Features
What to expect: Small by north-coast Dominican Republic standards, the resort appeals to budget-minded couples and families from North American and Europe. Amenity highlights: The large main pool consists of two levels, includes a swim-up bar and a children's section, and is the focus of daytime activities such as water aerobics. Off to one side, a good-size "quiet pool" provides tranquil sunbathing on an expansive flagstone deck. The beach curves along a large bay that offers calm water for swimming and snorkeling. Insider tip: As part of the All-Inclusive Plan, guests may eat and drink at restaurants and bars and use pools and other facilities at two sister resorts within strolling distance.
Tropical - The resort's main restaurant, this open-air place serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffets. Themes such as seafood, Mexican, Greek, and Dominican fare are featured at dinner. Bamboo - Located under a large thatch-roof palapa, this à la carte restaurant serves Chinese fare six nights a week. Reservations are required. Men are requested to wear long pants and sleeve-shirts. Rose's - This intimate spot serves Italian specialties from an à la carte menu six nights a week. Reservations are required. Men are requested to wear long pants and sleeve-shirts. Hacienda Beach Club - Open in the afternoon for fast food such as burgers and hot dogs, this place also serves tea-time fare. It reopens from 11:30 PM to 1:30 AM with a snack-food buffet to satisfy midnight appetites. Hurricane Disco - The resort's dance club rocks from 11 PM until 4 AM, but drinks are not part of the All-Inclusive Plan. The resort's pool and lobby bars remain open until 11 PM. Room service is not available.
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