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What We Love
- Champagne, cold towels and simmering cuisine that set the stage for blissful relaxation.
- The Italian-inspired architecture and manicured gardens help create a one-of-a-kind seaside Mediterranean ambiance.
- Keep your mind and spirit nourished with the State of Bliss spa package.
Things to Know
- The resort is only 20 minutes from La Romana airport.
- Enjoy easy, quick access to Saona Island, Catalina Island and Altos de Chavon.
- Maximize your vacay hours by checking pick-up times on scheduled transfers.
Imagine: you're hunkered down on a comfy lounger, gazing out at the majestic Caribbean surrounding you in all of its turquoise glory. Your kids are off on an organized treasure hunt and your fresh, frosty cocktail just arrived. You take a moment and remind yourself that this is real. Yes, this really is a perfect moment.
Dreams Dominicus La Romana has everything you have ever wanted in an all-inclusive family getaway, and so very much more. There's a name for all this all-inclusive awesomeness - Unlimited-Luxury®. Here's a snapshot of what you get:
- A wildly diverse collection schedule daytime activities, theme parties and live nightly entertainment.
- Daily maid service.
- Limitless international and domestic top-shelf spirits, natural fruit juices and soft drinks.
- Pool and beach-wait service.
- A complimentary mini-bar, refreshed daily.
- The Sip, Savor & See program lets you to wine/dine at sister properties including Now and neighboring Dreams resorts.
- Free Wi-Fi with Unlimited Connectivity. Our mobile app lets you stay connected. If you want to, that is.
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General Policies & Fine Print
Check-in Policy - Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds.
Convention Policy - Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
Hotel Spring Break Policy - Student Groups (Spring Breakers) are not permitted at Hotel.
Transfer Policy - A price may display when children stay free, if your vacation includes transfer to your hotel.
General Information - Room taxes and service fees are included in vacation price. Minimum night stay restrictions may apply. Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
Customer Ratings & Reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
12990 reviews
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Sep 05, 2026Overpriced resort
First night at this resort, and unfortunately, not a great experience. The swim-out room is definitely overpriced for what you get. The room and surrounding area seem poorly maintained, and cleanliness is not up to the standard you would expect from a resort at this price point. Hopefully, things improve during the rest of our stay.
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Sep 04, 2026Not worth the money!!!
We would think that paying $2750 for a swim out preferred club would give us access to an experience without glitches! Although this resort has some positive features such as the seaweed-free beach, it is not equivalent to the disadvantages. The swim out is in front of the only sidewalk that goes between the lobby and the beach/restaurants: everyone passes by and sees us: it's not private or pleasant! The butler Elvis was on duty and attentive to our needs. From now on you have to book for the restaurants! In addition. Their App requires men to wear pants to go to restaurants but I was the only one to wear them! Some men even came back in bathing suits and flip flops! No class at all! Even when filing a complaint with the butler, he explains to me that it's summer and it's hot! Wow, good explanation! Some meals left something to be desired... filet mignon requested medium and arrived almost blue! A curry that absolutely did not taste the curry: even ask the waiter if he had brought me another dish, but no, that was my curry! The preferred club is on the other side of the street, you have to take a tunnel to get there! In addition, the preferred pool is next to a children's water park! Not too smart of them! The preferred section on the beach is not too different from the other section and is not controlled so anybody can go: the waitress passes maybe once every hour for drinks... but by that time we have already gone ourselves. The staff, in general, is not too smiling. All look serious, not too welcoming. Moreover, very few spoke English. On the last evening, the App says that a Gala evening on Saturday at the buffet. What a farce!! Nothing different, nothing special at all... a normal evening like the others! Even the hostess didn't seem to know that it was supposed to be a Gala party! Dreams, a subsidiary of Hyatt, is not up to par with the value paid and the service rendered! Will not return!
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Sep 02, 2026The best resort by far
We had a fantastic time. We stayed into an all inclusive resort dreams everything was given to us like hand and foot. We had the best I guess concierge person or Butler would you have a call? His name is Juan Guzman. He was the best he went above and beyond and I would recommend if I go there again I would recommend him excellent my sister Liz theresa and Emily
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Sep 02, 2026An Average Experience - Honest Review
We really wanted to love Dreams Dominicus La Romana. We’ve stayed at Dreams La Romana and Secrets La Romana previously, so perhaps our expectations were set a little too high, but unfortunately, this resort just didn’t live up to those experiences. Overall, the hotel itself was OK, but for us it was nowhere near the standard of Dreams La Romana down the coast. There were certainly some positives, but also quite a few things that really let it down. For that reason, we gave it 3/5. The food was probably our biggest disappointment. At best, it was mediocre. We tried most of the restaurants during our stay and ended up returning to Bordeaux five times simply because, for us, it was the best of the bunch — although even that wasn't anything particularly special. At least we never had any stomach upsets. This is mainly down to our personal hygiene routine of taking our own hand sanitizer in small bottles and applying it as we're about to eat. You should see what people itch and scratch before using those serving spoons! At Seaside Grill, we ordered steak medium-well and were served something that was closer to blue. The T-bone was so thin that they could've posted it to us under the door if we'd ordered it on room service. Needless to say, we didn't go back. Himitsu was, quite honestly, the worst Asian food we have ever tasted. Portofino wasn't much better, with poor-quality meat. The manager even brought the chef to our table to show him. The preferred breakfast and lunch options were considerably better than the World Café buffet, and after upgrading to Preferred Club for the final few days, we discovered that Flying Fish was probably the best food we had during the entire stay. The World Café service was another major issue. On one occasion, we had finished our starters and mains and were actually getting up to get dessert before the drinks we'd ordered finally arrived. There were only around five tables occupied at the time, as we deliberately ate at the restaurants as they opened to avoid the rush. Unfortunately, staff seemed more interested in standing around chatting in the corner than looking after guests. The resort being advertised as peaceful and relaxing was another disappointment. We'd be quietly chilling around the Quiet Pool, only for the peace to be shattered by extremely loud entertainment — whether it was a screeching singer, a saxophonist more annoying than Epic Sax Guy or the Temu Lindsey Stirling who seemed determined to perform on his Electric Crazy Violin at full volume. We upgraded to Preferred partly to gain access to the Preferred pool, only to discover that it is situated right next to a children's play pool. So much for peace and quiet! The main beach was another problem. Sun loungers were packed in incredibly tightly beneath the limited shaded areas. You might get an hour or two in the shade, but as the sun moved, you had to get up and hunt around for another shaded spot or retreat back to the pool. One positive for Preferred guests is that there are now TWO dedicated Preferred beaches — the original one by the Preferred bar and Playa Nueva, towards the beach shops and Bali Beds. Both were considerably quieter than the main beach, and we could generally find somewhere in the shade. This was another reason we upgraded, and in hindsight we wish we'd done it much earlier in our stay. Unfortunately, the beach service was poor compared with our experiences at Dreams La Romana and Secrets La Romana. The same applies to snorkelling from the beach. Any noticeable breeze stirs up the sand around the artificial reef and the visibility becomes so poor that you can barely see your own hand in front of your face. The attitude of the staff was very mixed. This was probably one of the strangest aspects of the resort. The World Café staff generally appeared miserable, uninterested and very slow. The male bar staff, on the other hand, were energetic, friendly and competent. Some of the female bar staff seemed as though they really didn't want to be there — and even tipping didn't always produce a smile. The staff in the Preferred areas were a completely different story. They were attentive, friendly, provided good service and genuinely seemed to enjoy looking after their guests. We only upgraded for the last few days of our two-week stay, and honestly, we wished we'd done it sooner. There were some good points. Our room itself was perfectly adequate and housekeeping did a good job. We also enjoyed the Preferred extras, including the bottle of rum, chocolate treats and beach bag. The Bali Bed was another highlight and made for a really enjoyable day which we put down to having our own space and not being sat on, nudged or annoyed by other beachgoers. You know who you are Mr WhistleAllDay! There was one fairly serious issue with the room, though. During the evening rainstorms, water came through the roof and onto the bedside table. We ended up moving the table because the phone and electrical sockets were directly underneath it — not something you really want when you've got water pouring down from the ceiling! We reported it to maintenance immediately, but unfortunately nobody ever came to repair it during our stay. The nightly entertainment deserves a mention too. It's clear that the entertainment team put a lot of effort into their shows, but the actual productions were, in our opinion, very amateurish and tacky. Also, there was never enough seating provided to accommodate everyone who wished to see the shows, leaving people to stand for over an hour. The circus show was a good example. One performer spent around 20 minutes spinning on a frame. Then four performers came out with skipping ropes, and we thought, OK, this could be going somewhere finally. They walked out, waved the ropes from side to side once... and walked off again. They didn't actually skip! The Desires nightclub was horrendous. 11:30pm, two other people in there, no bar staff, and music so ridiculously loud that it physically hurt to sit in there for more than 2 minutes. Again, Dreams La Romana wins hands down for entertainment. We've documented quite a lot of our trip on AndynKatie YT, and watching everything back while editing has actually reinforced how mixed our experience was — there were some genuinely great moments, but also a lot of things that fell short of what we'd expected. I've tried to show the resort off in a good light though. I'm sure people can read between the lines. The biggest disappointment is that this was supposed to be our honeymoon, and we spent around £6,000 on the holiday. We really wanted it to be something special. Maybe our expectations were simply too high after our previous experiences at Dreams La Romana and Secrets La Romana. We certainly tried to make the best of it, and there were things we enjoyed, particularly the Preferred areas, Bali Bed and some of the staff. But ultimately, too many things fell short for us. Dreams Dominicus is OK, but based on our experience, we'd choose Dreams La Romana or Secrets La Romana without hesitation. Andy & Katie
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Sep 01, 2026
ok not sensational.
the beach is beautiful. the services are hit or miss; sometimes great sometimes underwhelming. i would not say its a great family resort, fine if you are going with a group or work trip. at the beach you are expected to pay extra for a day bed. it seems every where you turn, they are hitting you up for extra. i would return for the beach but the resort itself was nothing special.