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Hotels in the Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic is an island nation located on the island of Haiti and occupying a large half of its territory. From the south, the Dominican Republic is washed by the warm Caribbean Sea, and from the north by the Atlantic Ocean; the unchanging mild and pleasant climate of these places, complemented by exotic nature and endless sandy beaches that stretch unceasingly along the entire coast, determine the priority of this tourist destination. Hotels in the Dominican Republic also occupy far from the last place in the hierarchy of the main tourist attractions of this country.

The Dominican Republic is a fine example of established traditions of tourist service. The abundance of high-class hotels with international service standards, with a well-organized system of meals and a branched system of services, significantly simplifies the preparation of the organizational part of the vacation. Without leaving the hotel, you can choose various excursion and entertainment programs for a closer acquaintance with this country. The 'all inclusive' system is extremely widespread in Dominican hotels, affecting not only the catering sector.

The competent staff of most hotels speaks several languages, and given that the Dominican Republic is a very popular holiday destination among our compatriots, it is very common to find Russian-speaking staff in local hotels, even if not always perfect.

An advantage of local hotels is also the availability of special leisure programs offered in the format of a daily schedule: in the morning there is an opportunity to do exercises under the guidance of a trainer, do yoga or water aerobics. During the day, the vast beaches turn into playgrounds for active games, football, volleyball, various group competitions, etc. Hotels with water parks in the Dominican Republic are a widespread phenomenon. Even if a tourist comes alone, he will surely find company in the colorful public of hotel guests.

Despite the fact that all hotels offer roughly the same level of service, their category depends on how far the hotel is from the beach. But at the same time, even in the most remote hotels, there is the possibility of getting to the beach by special transport, which will also pick up guests from the beach if desired, and, as a rule, this service is considered 'all inclusive'.

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