Dreams Flora Resort & Spa

Carretera Cabeza de Toro, Near Bavaro Lagoon, Punta Cana, NA 23000, Dominican Republic

Rating

3.4

Price Level

Rooms

524

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from KRW 8,218,605.26

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Dreams Flora Resort & Spa, Punta Cana

Dreams Flora Resort & Spa

Discover the exotic side to the Dominican Republic. The Dreams Flora Resort & Spa is a unique resort that lives in harmony with the local plants and animals which can be observed from our footbridges, pathways and lagoons. Its architectural design is made up of natural Dominican resources (stone, coconut trees, wood and reed) to give you a truly unique experience on the beachfront of Cabeza de Toro. The rooms at Dreams Flora Resort & Spa are perfect for unwinding. They boast excellent services centered around your uninterrupted relaxation, such as comfortable beds, balcony or terrace and air conditioning. We invite you to come and discover the extra special services found in our Select rooms, among which include a bottle of cava, fruit basket, premium Select mini bar, Nespresso coffee maker, premium drinks and free massages. The Dreams Flora Resort & Spa offers unforgettable all-inclusive vacations. Our resort in Cabeza de Toro boasts an all-inclusive service which offers 3 themed restaurants (Italian, grilled meat, fish), 1 buffet restaurant, 4 bars and 2 beach snack bars. This service also includes local alcoholic drinks, juice, soft drinks, a mini bar that is replenished on a daily basis, wellness buffet, free Wi-Fi and water sports (sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, catamaran and pedalos).

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Overall

3.4

475 reviews

1351

2020

999

460

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Customers Review

Value 2.9

Location 3.6

Cleanliness 3.5

Comfort 3.2

Neighborhood 3.7

Amenities 3.3

Condition 3.2

Quality 2.7

Recomendation 57.4%

“One of the worst resorts I have ever stayed at, I wish there was an option to give zero stars. Upon check into our original room we found signs of bed begs and bloody sheets. We reported this THREE times to reception and they said someone is on their way to inspect the room. After waiting for 30 minutes in the room we decided to go back to reception. It took us TWO hours to explain to them that we can't live in a room infested by bed bugs so we need a new room. Our new room wasn't infested with pests but was very outdated and the cleanliness was very questionable. The resort itself is fairly nice and close to the beach but the service is brutal. Never did they apologize for their mistakes they made which inconvenienced our vacation. The rooms have regular keys instead of key cards so if the person who is holding onto the key is not with you, you are out of luck. It took me 30 minutes to get the reception to open my room at 2 am when I was locked out and my roommate who had the key was no where to be found. The food and the water is awful. Some may taste good, but out of the 3 people staying in our room, one was hospitalized for 2 nights due to a stomach infection and one became very ill on the last night with food poisoning and the flu, so that speaks for itself. Avoid this resort at all costs.”

— Adam Gapinski

“You must make reservations one day in advance for restaurants other than the buffet. Way too many people trying to sell you "adventure packages". Different country be aware laws and "norm" are different here. Do not go into town by yourself. Beaches are "owned" by resorts with 24hr security. Strolls down the beach are permitted but you will be "stopped" at each resort. Due to hurricane flooding in the past many first floor rooms smell like mold. Changed rooms with about an hour of headache when we got there. Room we were moved to was not cleaned. Took quite a bit of moving luggage and a lot of walking first 2 hours we were there. Cleaning staff is extremely friendly, an american dollar goes a long way. If you don't have american dollars or local currency you will have to exchange. Heard many visitors complain about currency. All and all for the cost good experience. $800 for a week with flight. Spent about $600 per person on gratuities, cabs (can not walk anywhere from here), "adventures" and local shops. Do research on exchange, dollar goes a long way.”

— Scott S