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Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana is the newest all-inclusive resort exclusively for adults in the beautiful gated community of Cap Cana. Located on the sought-after shores of Juanillo Beach in the Dominican Republic, Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana is a tropical paradise where guests can indulge in all-inclusive luxury surrounded by local culture, magnificent ocean views and incredible amenities like sprawling infinity pools with swim-up bars, a water park with a lazy river and slides, floating swim-up suites, 25 unique restaurants and bars, a world-class fitness center and so much more. Luxurious inclusions and welcoming staff ensure a vacation at Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana will exceed guests’ expectations in every way imaginable.
Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana
Playa Juanillo, Blvd. Zona Hotelera
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
23302
Nearest Airport: PUJ
This facility is the absolute worst We are in a room directly above the stage. I told the guy showing us our room that I did not want to be here because I didn’t want to hear the noise. He flat out lied saying once the heavy door was closed you couldn’t hear. I’m currently being blasted with loud music. There was an emergency our snorkeling trip. instead our “captain” informing us folks in the water, he tells us all to move so he can turn the boat around and leaves 30 people out in the water for 1.5 hours. They tried to get us to board another boat to get back to the resort but all our belongings including room keys, purses, phones etc were on original boat. So we sat in the water, cold, hungry and getting sunburned. What major resort doesn’t have an emergency plan in place? We had two banquet dinners here. Food was absolutely gross. Do not book here
938reneeq
Zilara Cap Cana is without question an absolutely beautiful resort. Pristine beach, immaculate grounds, professional and friendly staff, spacious rooms with all the bells and whistles. The housekkeeping staff went above and beyond, though at times a bit *too* above and beyond (for instance, prematurely removing utensils from the room that we still needed). The food was underwhelming (and often either over or undercooked), at best. There are plenty of lounges by the pool, but good luck finding one with any shade. Yes, you can ask for an umbrella and maybe they'll bring you one. The evening entertainment shows were child-filled and very loud. We attended two events that were particularly nice: the cocktail making class (mojitos and margaritas), and the chocolate truffle making class. The One Eyed Cat martini bar was exceptional. The Zilara app, which is supposed to be one's conduit to the entire resort, is unreliable and not terribly helpful. In order to get the full experience of Zilara CC, though, it seems one must be in the club-level rooms, which I was not.
Aceituna1743
We had a great day at this resort. Thank you to Wilfred for an awesome workout class!!!
3boymom0908 - Fredericksburg, Virginia
Had a great time. Manuel from the entertainment group was a blast. Food was outstanding. We stand in the club level and Larisa took great care of us checking in with us daily. Highly w
paulhS5619XO
Most wonderful, kind, hard-working employees. You rarely had to ask….they just knew when to help. I surely hope that they are paid well because they deserve it. Activities were fun and food was awesome. Love the afternoon outside buffet. I can’t remember many of the kind people, but here are a few that I’d like to mention. Myrenny at the pool—always smiling and did whatever we asked of her. Diomedes in Activities-Hard-working, personable, great sense of humor. Guantenay and Carlos at the buffet-Before we even sat down, they would have our drinks on the table for us. Graciously assisted our friend who uses a wheelchair. Excellent service! The girls at the coffee shop in the lobby-Always pleasant and quick with the orders. Manuel-Wonderful and funny. He loves his job!
Marybeth T
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I enjoyed two nights/three days at the Zilara over Thanksgiving and found it to be the perfect mix of fun and relaxation. The rooms are modern and spacious (although the term "suite" is used loosely), with huge bathrooms, a well-thought-out closet and large balcony. The mini-bar offerings were kind of sad (M&Ms, tiny cans of beer and a couple of Cokes). Some of the decor in the room and throughout the resort looks like reclaimed plastic-- great idea, but so-so execution.
The buffet was full of delicious, unexpected delights and thankfully, not self-service. The French/Tahitian Brando's is worth the wait and don't miss the ceviche. The steakhouse Waves offers al fresco dining and my steak was perfect. The spa is out of this world. They have a large thermal circuit which is well worth the extra charge. A therapist manages your circuit and walks you from experience to experience. As a result, I did everything, and in the order it was intended. The public spaces are wonderfully designed and easy to navigate.
There are activities throughout the day, much like a cruise. It was fun to watch people doing cross-fit in the pool while I sipped my mimosa. Speaking of which, the pool service was attentive, which I didn't expect at an all-inclusive. Overall, drink quality was better than expected -- premium, but not top-shelf. Upgrading to the Club level is worth if if you want top-shelf liquor, as well as exclusive restaurants and pool. Unfortunately, the service did not extend to the beach, where it was impossible to get a drink and it looked like a gang of spring breakers had just departed after a kegger. Overall, great for people who want to relax without kids around, but also want the option to "do things" -- who like to drink and eat and not have to worry about the bill.
S. G.