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Overview

Powder white beaches dotted with palm trees swaying in the breeze makes Dreams Dominicus La Romana an idyllic getaway from the stresses of every day life. On the shores of an eco-chic beach, a fine selection of spacious and exquisite rooms and suites offer a truly elevated escape, all with stunning views of the azure Caribbean Sea, verdant gardens, or inviting pools. Here, the hardest decision of the day is choosing where to go for dinner with such a wide choice of gourmet dining options included in the stay. 

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What's nearby

Nearby attractions include Catalina Island where the coral reef makes the perfect destination for divers and snorkelers. Then there is Saona Island located in the National Park of the East. Altos de Chavon is an intriguing recreation of a 16th Century Mediterranean village overlooking the Chavon River.

At a glance

  • Luxury Hotel
  • 5 Star
  • 488 Rooms & Suites
  • 4 restaurants and bars
  • 4 pools

Experiences

  • Why Dreams Dominicus La Romana?

    Relax at the world-class spa

    Why Dreams Dominicus La Romana?

  • Why Dreams Dominicus La Romana?

    Tranquility embodied on the sun-bathed Caribbean beachfront

    Why Dreams Dominicus La Romana?

  • Why Dreams Dominicus La Romana?

    Turn moments into memories, with something special for everyone

    Why Dreams Dominicus La Romana?

Getting There

Arrival Airport

Punta Cana International Airport and Las Americas International Airport

Transfers

Approximately 50 minutes from Punta Cana International Airport

Climate

High Season starts from July to August, a popular time with travellers from the northern hemisphere. Winter Season begins in December and ends in late February when the climate is at its best. The Dominican Republic enjoys almost steady year-round temperatures with highs of 29 to 33°C. The island lies in the centre of the Caribbean hurricane belt, therefore August and September are classified as prime hurricane season.