Guests at the Punta Cana Princess should come expecting an intimate, adults-only, all-inclusive experience offering lots of amenities and spacious, suite-style rooms in Punta Cana.
Enter the Punta Cana Princess, one of the premier resorts in Punta Cana and a great place to plan your Dominican Republic getaway and you’ll be greeted with a welcome drink—just one of the many personal touches that make this destination so popular. This ideal romantic retreat is an adults-only property with lots of all-inclusive amenities that will keep you and your fellow travelers more than happy for the duration of your stay, including access to a beautiful beach, on-site spa and gym facilities. Additionally, all rooms are suite-style and come with deluxe features like Jacuzzis and private living room areas.
Like many resorts in the area, the Punta Cana Princess offers a varied array of dining options on-site, including a central, all-day buffet close to the lobby and a breakfast buffet option right on the beach. In the evening the beach buffet becomes Mare Nostrum, an a la carte Mediterranean restaurant, and that’s not the only option for dining around the world. There’s also the Italian restaurant Il Bacio, Swiss food at Le Petite Fondue and hearty American fare at Rio Grande Steakhouse.
Like many all-inclusive beach destinations, the Punta Cana Princess is focused on offering the best possible experience within the boundaries of resort grounds—necessary in an area largely made up of other resort complexes. That said, there are options for those looking to leave the hotel every now and again during their stay.
Nearby, the Cocotal Golf and Country Club offers 18 holes for competitive play, a perfect way to soak up the local scenery. For a reasonable day trip option, the town of Higuey is located an hour inland by car—and if you do make the journey, be sure to visit the historic cathedral. Feeling ambitious? The bustling capital city of Santo Domingo is a lengthier drive away at two and a half hours—though a separate trip is recommended if you really want to explore that section of the Dominican Republic.
