La Romana, Iberostar Hacienda Dominicus

Iberostar Hacienda Dominicus

this is our 2nd time to this resort we are booked in for next year as well

it is hard to try and let you know what this hotel means so much to our famliy we have been to the north side but the south side is real.

the white sands the people are great. every day is like paradise first class food

the pool could do with a small up lift apart from that every thing is 1st class to have a hoilday with nothing but relax and take in the lovely sun there is nothing else to say you need mosi cream and high sun cream 50+ to start with and flip flops to wear on the beach as it is to hot to walk on the sand untill you get use to it .

some time you have to go your self to find out if what i am saying is true please do go and enjoy your self's . but for sure this will be our 3rd time next year this must tell you some thing

Me and my wife chose the Iberostar Hacienda Dominicus Hotel to get married in and it was 100% perfect. My wife and our families are going to return next year but not in October because of the rain. The hotel catered for the young and old and all of its restaurants was great our favourite was the japanese but even the buffet was amazing. The entertainment was like going to see a West End show in London!!!! And if your up for dancing the night away then Captain Nemos night club is just for you. We would be very surprised if anyone dislikes this 5 star hotel.

My partner and I went to the Iberostar Hacienda Domincus in May 2005. This was our first trip to the Dominican Republic.

The hotel is all-inclusive and literally everything, except powered boat rides, is free. The hotel is only 3 years old and is beautifully laid out in 6 sleeping blocks surrounding huge pools and is wonderfully landscaped around water gardens. Flamingos, peacocks, ducks, swans, moorhens all abound and the staff can't do enough to please you.

Food is on offer from 6.30 till goodness knows when - 24 hours in fact and despite what it may say, all drinks including International blends are free.

Sailing and canoeing are also free, as is the excellent gym and spa facilities.

Large rooms, kept spotless, minibar (free) topped up every 2nd day, 5 restaurants. I could go on and on.

The beach is absolutely superb, but a word of warning if you want to visit the south of the Island. Bayahibe has great beaches, but don't go further west on the south side as they really are not up to the standard here. We saw this on the trips we did.

Trips - we went to the capital Santa Domingo on one trip. Not all that fascinating, but a break from the hotel. We also went on a 4x4 safari into the island. The poverty is an eye-opener, so expect it. Take some gifts for the kids - NOT PENS (everybody does this).