Dominican Fiesta Hotel
4 StarsRooftop lounge with Caribbean views, El Mercado show cooking buffet
Rooftop lounge with Caribbean views, El Mercado show cooking buffet
Dual outdoor swimming pools, Kyoto Japanese à la carte restaurant
Courtyard swimming pool and gardens, Authentic 1502 Restaurant dining
Deep lagoon-style swimming pool, Bi Spa wellness sanctuary
Oceanfront high-rise design, Relaxing spa and solarium
Spacious Caribbean-view guest rooms, Lagoon-style outdoor swimming pool
Rooftop heated infinity pool, Historic 16th-century schoolhouse charm
Oceanfront rooms with floor-to-ceiling views, Resort-style outdoor swimming pool
Outdoor swimming pool, Financial district business hub
Indoor swimming pool, On-site Japanese restaurant
Malecon seafront boulevard location, Outdoor pool with poolside bar
Rooftop terrace with city views, Azul Restaurant and Bar
On-site fitness center, Local art by Wander Matos
Outdoor swimming pool with bar, Diverse dining options
High-floor corner suite views, Rooftop infinity swimming pool
Panoramic city views from rooms, Rooftop outdoor swimming pool
Infinity pool with city views, Three unique concept restaurants
Rooftop pool with city views, Mediterranean cuisine at Aromas Restaurant
Prime Malecon beachfront location, Oceanfront outdoor swimming pool
Rooftop swimming pool with panoramic views, Themed restaurant with Mediterranean cuisine
Rooftop infinity-edge pool, On-site restaurant with local and international flavors
Rooftop jacuzzi, Charming courtyard oasis
Charming interior patio, Historic district accessibility
On-site dining and social spaces, Prime urban location
Rooftop swimming pool with city views, Tech-savvy amenities
Outdoor swimming pool, Lobby bar
Rooftop pool with city views, Well-equipped fitness center
Infinity pool with city views, Winston's Grill & Patio dining
24-hour international restaurant, Family-friendly European style hotel
Rooftop infinity swimming pool, On-site spa and beauty services
Outdoor swimming pool with poolside bar, Wellness spa and hot tub
Outdoor swimming pool with courtyard, Kitchen and Bar restaurant
Rooftop jacuzzi and lounge, Dedicated fitness studio
107 Rooftop restaurant, bar, and pool, 24-hour fitness center
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Visitors to Santo Domingo can have their cake and eat it, too, with a dizzying selection of arts and culture, along with a healthy dose of fun in the sun at the many nearby beaches. Christopher Columbus knew a good thing when he saw it, and it’s easy to see why a few nights at a hotel in Santo Domingo just won’t cut it. The Caribbean’s oldest city will take your breath away, and you’ll have the cafes, museums and charming cobblestone streets to thank. Whether your visit coincides with a major festival like Carnival or Festival Presidente, or you plan to take advantage of lower hotel rates in the off-season, you’ll soon discover that Santo Domingo has a rhythm all its own.
Santo Domingo knows a thing or two about museums and churches. In fact, you could spend your entire visit learning about the history of the area and stopping at religious sites, many of which date back to the 1500s. A good place to start is the Catedral Primada de América . This church is the oldest in operation in the Western Hemisphere, and boasts some seriously breath-taking vaulted ceilings, 14 chapels, and an interesting mix of Baroque, Gothic and Romanesque architecture. From there, it’s easy to walk to Iglesia de Santa Clara, a decidedly smaller but no less appealing church. Home to the first nunnery built in 1552, it’s a great place to soak up the sense of history that Santo Domingo imparts. Keep the church crawl going and take your pick of more than a dozen fascinating churches open to the public, or continue on to some of the top museums in the country. The Museo de las Casas Reales shouldn’t disappoint, and you might even get a taste of a pirate’s life as you peruse the collections of antique weaponry, maps of explorers and conquistadors, and treasures recovered from Spanish ships. If paintings and sculpture are more up your alley, the Museo de Arte Moderno is a must-see, and for something a little different, the Amber World Museum showcases amber samples from around the world, along with the history of its use and origins.
If you simply can’t justify staying indoors while the sun is shining, you’ll have lots of options to keep you occupied. Visiting the many plazas and monuments are a great way to get a feel for the city without sacrificing a gorgeous day. And what better way to enjoy the weather than doing a little people watching? Parque Colón is the place to be in the Zona Colonial, and it is buzzing day and night with locals, tourists, hawkers, guides, and those that want a shady respite from the afternoon heat. For a place to get your bearings before deciding on a bite to eat, café-lined Plaza de España comes alive at sunset, and you might even see evening music and dancing as day turns to night. Jardín Botánico Nacional is also a pleasant stop on a nice day. If your feet are tired from walking, an open-air trolley transports guests on a guided tour, and with 2 km of lush grounds, it would be easy to forget that you are in the middle of the city. For the ultimate in sunny weather activities, a beach excursion can’t be missed. In as little as 20 minutes, tourists can be walking the famed sugar sand beaches of the Dominican Republic, and resort towns like Boca Chica and Juan Dolio are still relatively undeveloped.
Much of the architecture in this exciting city dates back hundreds of years, but it isn’t uncommon to see buildings that have been restored after the various invasions that Santo Domingo endured. While there is a nice blend of old and new, visitors to the city might prefer to stay in one of the historic hotels that the city has to offer, such as the Hostal Nicolas de Ovando Santo Domingo. This 5-star hotel located on the first paved street in the Americas dates back to 1502, and its elegant Spanish Colonial architecture will have you feeling like you are waking up in another century. To continue the historical vibe, add the Fortaleza Ozama to the list of attractions worth a visit. This former military garrison and prison has flown the flag of seven countries, and the fort is one of the oldest in the New World. Casa de Francia also falls under the category of historic buildings that will make an impression, and this former residence of Hernán Cortés certainly has a story to tell. Cortés was the conqueror of the Mexican Aztecs, and this building is said to be where the organisation of his fateful expedition took place. On the way back to your hotel, plan on spending a bit of time at Tabacalera de García to learn about the history and tradition of cigar making in Santa Domingo, and maybe you’ll even want to make a purchase to celebrate a successful trip.
June is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Santo Domingo, with typical prices around R 1,430 per night based on 170 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Santo Domingo are usually highest during March, with typical prices around R 2,091 per night.
Hotel prices in Santo Domingo usually range from R 831 per night to R 3,508 per night, with typical prices around R 1,651 per night.
Hotel prices in Santo Domingo are typically lowest in June at around R 1,430 per night, rising to around R 2,091 per night in March.
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In Santo Domingo, you might want to check out Renaissance Santo Domingo Jaragua Hotel & Casino, Sheraton Santo Domingo Hotel, Aloft Santo Domingo Piantini, El Embajador, a Royal Hideaway Hotel. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Santo Domingo, you might want to explore Renaissance Santo Domingo Jaragua Hotel & Casino, El Embajador, a Royal Hideaway Hotel, Crowne Plaza Santo Domingo By Ihg, Hodelpa Nicolas de Ovando. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Santo Domingo with your family, you could look at Sheraton Santo Domingo Hotel, Brand New Harmony Apartment With Pool And Gym In La Julia, El Embajador, a Royal Hideaway Hotel, Kimpton Las Mercedes by IHG. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Sheraton Santo Domingo Hotel, Aloft Santo Domingo Piantini, Kimpton Las Mercedes by IHG, Crowne Plaza Santo Domingo By Ihg could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Santo Domingo, check out Renaissance Santo Domingo Jaragua Hotel & Casino, Sheraton Santo Domingo Hotel, El Embajador, a Royal Hideaway Hotel, Crowne Plaza Santo Domingo By Ihg – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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