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Bavaro Princess Punta Cana Resort

The Bavaro Princess Punta Cana is an all inclusive 5 stars resort. It is located 25 minutes away from the Punta Cana International Airport.

The resort was designed ecologically friendly to serve as home for some animal species and for tourism as well. The refined style of the resort will make you feel truly in paradise.

Star ranking of hotel		Couples oriented?
Overall service		Family oriented?
Room quality		All inclusive?
Overall entertainment		Facilities quality

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Rooms

In the Bavaro Princess All Suites Resort there are different types of guestrooms: the junior suites, the suites, the honeymoon spa suites, and the platinum suites (the luxurious ones). All the rooms have an elegant twist to them with impressive looking columns near the bed.

The guestrooms normally include: 2 twin beds or a king bed, air conditioner, cable TV, balcony or terrace, phone, bathroom, ceiling fan, safe (no extra charge), hairdryer, electric coffee machine, and a mini bar.

Pool and Beach

The spacious pool at the Bavaro Princess Punta Cana has a section for the children to play. It also has palms that provide lots of shade to avoid the direct sun. The staff makes sure that the pool stays neatly clean at all times. Remember to get up early and save the lounge chair with a towel because it can get crowded.

The white sand and the turquoise lucid water are what makes the Bavaro beach the place for activities or just lying down (while protecting yourself with sun block lotion and polarized sunglasses) to ease off your mind. Furthermore you can take long walks, eat on the snack bar, and go to the small shops available on this fascinating and wide beach.

Food

The main buffet restaurant at the Bavaro Princess Punta Cana is called La Hispaniola, there you can get breakfast, lunch and dinner. If you want to try different kinds of food you have the a la carte restaurants on the resort: the steakhouse El Gaucho, Bella Pasta (Italian), El Pescador (sea food), Chopin (gourmet buffet with live classic music at evening), Sakura (Oriental), and Tanuki (Japanese). If you decide to attend these a la carte restaurants don't forget to dress appropriately and make the reservations.

Entertainment

At daytime you can do so many things. You can go and play tennis, kayak, windsurf, sail, horseback riding, and of course go shopping. The are clubs for kids and teens to play and have fun. The excursions have an additional charge but are really worth it. You can visit the Saona island(18 US dollars), Isla Catalina, and the Manati park (25 US dollars approximately).

Additionally there is the nightly entertainment at the resort, you can dance the night away in the Lancelot Discotheque with friends and maybe get really lucky at the Princess Tower casino.