Melia Caribe Beach Resort
Playas De Bavaro, Bavaro, Punta Cana 23301 Dominican Republic
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If you are planning your next vacation, Meliá Caribe Beach Resort is the best all-inclusive For Everyone in Punta Cana. Ideal for Family, Couples and Friends. Forget about choosing between the fine sand at the beach or the most exotic gardens. Located alongside spectacular Bávaro Beach, the Meliá Caribe Beach Resort offers the purest essence of the Caribbean. An idyllic place which merges with the warm setting to create unforgettable experiences for families and couples. With access to more than 8 restaurants, 6 swimming pools, Splash Island Water Park, KidsDom, daily program activities for adults and kids, non-motorized water sports included and YHI Spa ($). In addition, guest can improve their stay with The Level. Meliá's most exclusive level of service and comfort. Spacious suites, access to exclusive areas and personalized attention.
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Free breakfast
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We had such a wonderful time. It was our first family vacation since covid and just wanted something relaxing and enjoyable for our kids. It was perfect. The staff was very attentive and accommodating. There was lots to keep the kids entertained. The pools and beach were fantastic. Reynaldo was our concierge and he was very helpful.
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Date of stay: April 2023Trip type: Traveled with family
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My family and I stayed at the Melia Caribe beach resort - “The Level” from March 16-23rd 2023. This overlapped a few days of our Canadian “march break” or “spring break” days, which was noticeable in how busy the resort was from Thursday-Sunday vs Monday – Thursday of our rough 8 day stay. I will go into detail below, and break things down from our perspective, but if you want a quick review and move on to the next review, the resort was great. I would give it a solid 4 out of 5. The resort was clean, staff was friendly, food was good, the beach was good, and we all had a great time, would recommend to families to consider for their next stay. Check-In We arrived later in the evening, approx. 8:00 PM. The drive is about 20 mins from the airport. We were booked under the “Level” which is Melia’s “upgrade” to your typical resort experience. You can read all about it on their website. It provided us with a separate check-in area, where we and another family were greeted promptly and in a friendly way by their staff. Juan Goncalves was our check-in host, and he was great, answered all our questions and provided us all with drinks and food or coffee while we waited. Yes it took a bit of time, probably 20-25 mins in total. That’s expected and pretty typical of most of the resorts we stayed at. Then part of the level experience is a golf cart shuttle to your room. Special shout out to Juan he was fantastic, bubbly, comical and friendly. Room So, here I will talk about the room, and also the buildings and which ones I would avoid for personal reasons. The room was on the third floor, was clean, and very large. The Level rooms are the ones with the large King bed, and jacuzzi tub overlooking the bedroom. His and hers sinks, plus another washroom shower area with another sink. There’s a kitchenette which I am not sure who would need that as it comes with a stove, full fridge etc, my guess is for longer stays and those with special dietary needs could use this to cook their own food, or that they may rent these out to locals on their down seasons and provide a full kitchen. There’s a dining area and a living room area. Two TV’s. Two A/C units and a nice large balcony with 4 chairs and a table. We had two children with us, 16 and 12 years old, and the staff moved the tables around and provided a comfortable thick mattress single bed or cot, and the couch is a large roughly queen-sized pull-out. The fridge was stalked with 4 beers, 8 water bottles, 6 coke, 2 club soda, chocolate milk and orange juice ever day. You also were topped off with plantain chips, M&M’s, Oreo’s, soda crackers, coffee and tea. Now – our room location, however, was not the best. As it was in building 46. Building 46, 47 and guessing 41 are not in the best locations if you’d like quiet after Midnight. Every night, there’s a DJ and Dance party at the main lobby theatre area. This does not shut down until 12:30-12:45 AM, and it’s loud. Wall penetrating Bass loud on any front-facing rooms towards this area. Now I love to party still, and I don’t mind loud music, but personally, for me the resort should shut this down at midnight. They eventually move the music into the Casino at 12:45 and they should consider doing this earlier. We did find a bit of a workaround for us but keeping the A/C units running full blast, which created some white noise and helped a bit. So if you’re a couple with no kids planning on staying up until 1:00 – 2:00 AM, this won’t be a problem, however with kids and having to get up to get a beach chair at 6:00 AM, ever day, this might be an issue. Avoid these buildings if that’s the case. Please see the pics of the maps to see what I mean. Resort The resort is beautiful, one of the nicest kept grounds I have seen in a while. Staff are constantly grooming the palms and grass, bushes, trees etc. You can tell it’s a mature resort. A lot of water features and ponds with turtles and fish, and birds. Yes the peacocks are around usually in the morning and evening. Approx 10 or more. The lobby is lovely and laid out well. It is a big resort and somewhat spread out. The walk is not as bad as most say on the reviews. We were in room 46 the furthest away from the beach and it took under 10 mins to walk there. Plenty of shuttles and trains going around, the occasional pick up on an empty golf cart by the friendly “circle” staff. But it is large and wide and is combined with the Melia Paradisus next door and the Adults only Melis on the other side. There are benefits to staying close to the beach and benefits to being closer to the main lobby. The main lobby has the majority of restaurants and bars at night and hosts the main buffet, plus a theatre Casino and DJ nightlife. Being closer to the beach puts you closer during the day to the main pool and obviously the beach. There is a breakfast buffet at the beach in building 13 Tartufo, as well as lunch, but this turns into a reservation-required restaurant at night. So either cluster of buildings you will need to walk to get to a certain area each day no matter what, it just depends on where you want to be closer to. Also, the beach cluster of buildings at night would obviously be quieter. Food The food was good, I wouldn’t say top-notch of the best I have ever had, but nothing to really complain about other than sometimes some of the buffet food was “lukewarm” at best. But not always, sometimes it was hot. It would just depend. Ther food was consistent however and we did prefer to use our “level” privileges and eat the level restaurant and buffet Building 21/22 which is the Riviera. It’s quieter, more intimate. You can order off the menu, no reservations are required for this, or the buffet. It’s your choice every night. Except for the romantic beach night, which is extra money, they have a beach area near the pool which is sheltered and candlelight with an extra special menu. We did not partake in this, but it did look nice. We did eat at the main buffet, and it was good, but what we noticed at the Riviera Level restaurant was that the pasta was made to order here. This goes for breakfast eggs/omelets as well. Also, in the morning you could make a Bloody Mary to your liking at the self-serve table bar area, or a mimosa. Cape Nao Building 23 at the beach had great lunches, you can order off the menu here. It’s right on the beach, and in our opinion has the best fries and hamburgers at the resort. They also had very good chicken wraps which the kids devoured. The lunch buffet on the beach at building 13 Tartufo was also very good, and though busy, had no issues finding a seat. Also highly recommended. We did eat one night at the main buffet The Merkado, and it was also good, just very busy, and you didn’t get the same food choices. We did eat at two of the restaurants, the Hacienda (Mexican) and Capri (Mediterranean) We preferred the Mexican restaurant, it was excellent, we love Mexican food, and you also get your own Mexican buffet at this restaurant, plus order of the menu. We used our concierge Rey to book the restaurant for us (another perk of the Level is your own Concierge). Capri was also good, but it’s less “Greek” Mediterranean than some may expect, and more of a middle eastern Mediterranean-style restaurant. But it is still good food. Beach The beach was great, very pretty almost white sand beaches. Nice and wide, the water was warm and at the time of us being there, the seaweed or seagrass was not too bad at all. They had tractors out most mornings collecting what they could. The floating play park we did use. And we paid $12 USD per person for 30 mins, and that’s all you really need. It was fun, and it does provide a distraction of the kids become bored, I would splurge and advise to try it out. It’s $20 USD for a full hour, but that’s a long time to be out there. The beach chairs.... yes, it’s true you have to be out there early to get one. My wife would get up at 6:00 AM and be out there around 6:20 or so and had no problems being able to get a chair. This isn’t a new thing at resorts for this to take place. It’s unfortunate and isn’t policed by staff so you do what you have to do. After 7:00 AM I would say you’d be hard-pressed to find a vacant spot. After lunch we noticed some people getting too hot and leaving the area sometimes, and after 3:00 PM you should be able to find chairs vacant again. And yes, they should order more chairs, especially in the regular area of the beach as there is a “Level” section of the beach. They could easily order 100 more chairs, they have the space. The beach area in front of the lunch buffet is wide open. I don’t know why they fill this area with chairs and umbrellas. It may solve the issue of claiming chairs in the morning as well if there were more available. The covered beach beds, from what we could see the only ones you need to pay for are the ones right at the beachfront, closes to the water. The other ones are near the pools and set back further from the beach, you don’t need to pay for. As far as the vendors on the beach, I don’t know what everyone is complaining about. Yes they are there, yes they come almost every day, but the are NOT a nuisance. They only ask once, for the most part and a simple gesture of no and a “no thank you” and they keep moving on. In no way were we pestered or bothered or harassed. Yes I have been to resorts where this isn’t allowed, but in the DR, and on this beach this is allowed, but it’s very minor. You can walk along the beach, it’s safe and there are a lot of resorts to check out and see along the way, the local people DR people we met were very friendly. Pools Main Pool was good, slightly cooler than the ocean temp, but still warm, from what I could see it was maintained and in good condition. There’s a small pool near the lunch buffet, also looks nice, it’s better suited for doing laps in as it’s small and rectangular. The Level pool is not so good. This pool should be closed off and repaired. Especially in the circular jetted areas. There are broken jets, missing tiles, missing jets, and missing tiles on the pool floor. It needs to be repaired. Water park – geared towards small kids, I would say 10 and under will love it. My 12-year-old was bored with it pretty quickly, the slides are short, even though there’s a good variety. Kids need to be accompanied by an adult at all times, 18 yrs. and older. The water park was in good working order for the most part, but some repairs were needed. Plenty of lifeguards monitoring. It’s nice that they have it there, but it would benefit from some larger slides. for the adults, only beer is served here, no other alcoholic drinks. And the food is fine I guess, but it’s just fish sticks and chicken nuggets, I’m not sure why so many people rave about the snack bar at the waterpark. Entertainment There’s a show at the theatre every night. They are ok for the most part, geared towards kids around 8:00 PM and then at 9:00 – 9:45 PM pending on the night, you get the main show. I don’t really have a standout one in my head I would recommend, they were all ok. It’s not the best I have seen, but not the worst either. Again you have the DJ pumping music the second the show is done. This is moved into the Casino at around 12:30 AM where you can continue dancing. We didn’t really visit the casino, but it looked good for the size of the resort. About 5-6 various tables to play at, poker, blackjack, roulette. There was a bar inside with TV screens to watch news and sports. Lots of slot machines, and a lounge area. It was never overly busy inside. Staff The staff was fantastic. From check-in to the hostesses, bar staff, wait staff, gardeners, and entertainment everyone was smiling, happy, easy to talk to, etc. I’m not sure what some reviewers are encountering, but from what I saw, and how I saw other people at the resort treat and talk to staff, my guess is that it’s not the staff, it’s you who is the problem. (that goes for anyone who complained) Our concierge, which comes with the Level experience, Rey Dominguez, was great, very helpful, and always available. I could text him and he would reply. He got us an extra bed for the room, extra hangers, towels and sheets when needed. Was able to secure restaurant reservations and would make an effort to find us on the beach to have a friendly chat and make sure everything was ok. Overall, a solid resort, would recommend going for families. I don’t think upgrading to the Level is necessary. Unless anything I mentioned piques your interest. I am pretty sure it’s more expensive to upgrade to the level when you are at the resort and would best to get the Level experience booked before you come down if that’s what you want. And again if loud music is an issue at night past midnight for you, stay away from buildings 46, 47, and 41, as they get most of the loud music at night. …
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Date of stay: March 2023
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The landscaping was very nice and the tourist attractions were good and easy to organize as well. In terms of service it can be more prompt as it took a lot of time to get a room change, to get drinks and to get champagne.
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Date of stay: May 2023Trip type: Traveled with friends
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Nathanael was our concierge and made all of our restaurant reservations and took care of anything we needed. He was the absolute best! Melia was beautiful, the food and drinks fantastic and the service was unbelievably helpful and courteous. I can’t say enough about this vacation. My wife, daughters and I had the greatest time!
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..really difficult to give an accurate rating. We stayed at The Level (pool/garden) side and I’ve listed the pros/cons below to keep the review as succinct as possible: Pros: - The staff at the Riviera; this was our favourite part about the holiday. They are a very special group of people, they made us feel like friends and they are a total asset to the resort. So thankful for the experience that they delivered! - The grounds/gardens are really stunning and the lobby is beautiful (highly recommend it for drinks in the evening!) - Clean toilets; all of the toilets were super, super clean (coming from the UK, this is a huge novelty!) - Plenty of sun beds and a fair number of cabanas and other seats by the pools. - Good variety of meat/fish/fruits/bread/cheese - Excellent cocktails (ask for a Miami Vice!!) all of which can also be served non-alcoholic (just ask for them without) which is ideal. - The trains/buggies around the resort are brilliant, but it’s also super beautiful to walk through! - The Level pool entertainment was awesome! - It is really child friendly; the staff were great with my son and he was always addressed/looked after in the same way we were. - It is an undoubtedly beautiful place and the beach is breathtaking (particularly if you can catch a sunset). Cons: - Manage your expectations about the “concierge service”; ours was non-existent/terrible. It was a total letdown and added zero value to our trip. It was too complicated to try to complain to anyone or get anything done, so we took matters into our own hands and made our own reservations, etc. Even basic requests such as extra hangers went unfulfilled. The final straw for us with this was on the sixth day of our trip - there was a VIP event at the Level which was by invitation by your concierge only. Needless to say ours didn’t mention it at all and it was really awkward watching many other Level guests enjoying the food/private show by the pool whilst all the rest of us with less engaging concierges were sat at the regular buffet, being able to hear this event take place and not being a part of it/getting to experience it. This was a huge letdown for us and these VIP events should really either be a weekly thing that all Level guests are made aware of, or not happen at all! Very odd and probably the thing that disappointed us the most. At the very least it should take part in an exclusive area of the resort, as it was embarrassing for everyone not attending when we’d all paid the same to be staying at The Level…! - It is by no means immaculate and it is dated. Particularly noticeable at the main pool area, but also in our apartment and in various other spots around the resort. - People will try to sell things to you constantly (you will get used to this, but it is still annoying and detracts from being able to fully relax). - Inconsistency of service; other than at the Riviera we found that we were either treated really well and the staff were happy to have us there, or we were treated with utter contempt (even when tipping). - The majority of the food is mediocre at best. We are big foodies and were disappointed by the general quality, even at the a la carte restaurants. This is definitely personal preference, though, as we spoke to others who enjoyed it a lot more than we did! - Our transfers did not run smoothly and were very stressful both ways. We’d booked as a package and this seemed to make no difference. No advice on how to deal with this one, just anticipate a little bit of chaos as we hadn’t! - No timings/rules/etc are adhered to so everything basically opens/closes when they decide. Our main advice would be to take on board the cultural differences before your trip - e.g. tipping everyone is expected and it will also dictate the level of service you receive. It added around 500$ onto our holiday. It is also predominantly Spanish speaking; we’d wrongly assumed that a resort would be a mix/most staff would speak some English, but this was not the case at all and we regret not learning a bit of basic Spanish before we went. We picked things up as we went, but it still felt like a disadvantage. Take more suncream than you think you’ll need. Caribbean sun/humidity is something else! We still had a great holiday, because we made the best of it, but it was not the experience that they are selling and we felt unprepared for the things that were tricky to navigate. We have zero regrets about going and the photos do show how beautiful it is, if nothing else.…
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Very nice and clean hotel, the beach was clean and offers plenty of water sports. If you like walking this is a paradise walk! It would be a good idea to visit the restaurants first, check the their menu and then make your reservation.
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This was one of the most anxious and anticipating trips we were looking forward to and turned out to be one of the most disappointing trips we have ever had in our travels. The no air conditioning thing and no accommodations being made for this situation was one of the most disappointing and frustrating things on this trip, adding all the other things listed on previous review.
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We just returned, i am by all means easy going and don’t complain but when we arrived our flight was late. We checked in and it was 3:30 and our room was not ready. They suggested for us to go grab something to eat and drink, but after being up since 4:00 Am and the delays we just wanted to go to our room and relax. They hemmed and hauled about letting us check in and finally got a room. Then called front desk about some issues and they hung up on us twice. They cater to their level one guest and treat the rest like dirt especially if you are Americans . Their famous phrase is “no English”. How do you get a job working with customers and you only speak one language . The biggest joke is they mention all these restaurants but if you are not level one you can only go to three restaurants and two buffets. I am not sure how they received such high ratings and they should be ashamed of themselves. They ranout of beach towels. THE ONLY SAVING GRACE WAS OUR MAID. They should be so lucky to have an employee like her she made our experience tolerable. i would not recommend staying at this resort.…
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Date of stay: May 2023Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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We selected the Melia for a week for family vacations. Some things we enjoyed, some of them not really. I will only focus on the main topics: + Great beach, altought turists sometimes behave like pigs and they leave garbish everywhere. + Quality of the food was in general ok, with several options for kids and vegetarians. + Very reliable service from the hotel in solving immediately the issues we had. + Good shows and animations to keep people relaxed + Great swimming pools for the kids, they loved them with all the slides etc. A lot of activities for them were available and people were very nice. + Capri restaurant was significantly better then the Hacienda and Tartufo (run from Tartufo). Nice service guys! Now the bad things: - Checking painfully slow. After flying for more than 8 hours everyone was tired, hungry and it took almost 1 hour to do the checkin. When we reached the restaurant food was very scarce. - The restaurant at the beach “Tartufo”. Bad service: lack of employees empathy, lost requests, “frozen” (not sure but they were definitely bad) pizzas in an Italian dinner and fruit juices that were absolutely not acceptable in this level of resort. I would say that employee empathy was generally quite bad in the resort. - The weekend. There was an avalanche of people in the weekend and what was a calm resort ended up in chaos in the pools, in the restaurants, etc. Something not very enjoyable when you want to relax. - The doctor rip-off. We had to take our daughter to the doctor in the Hotel because of an ear problem. The consultation and the medicine was almost 350 dollars in a trip that costs us 900 euros per person. This was a complete rip-off in my opinion. 350 dollars for 30 minutes. Worse they still wanted us to go to a specialist after this.…
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The hospitality staff was Great! Starting with our concierge Yvon and continuing with Lilian Jimenez, Hilma Antuan, Santa De la Cruz and Milton (beach bar and Capri) who made us feel welcome and should be recognized for their Hospitality. The Room needed some maintenance but I am sure it will be addressed.
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$213 - $329 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
CaribbeanDominican RepublicLa Altagracia ProvincePunta CanaBavaro
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Frequently Asked Questions about Meliá Caribe Beach Resort
Which popular attractions are close to Meliá Caribe Beach Resort?
Nearby attractions include HARRISON'S Fine Caribbean Jewelers (0.7 miles), Melia Caribe Tropical Lobby Bar (0.03 miles), and Vibe Club RD (0.6 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at Meliá Caribe Beach Resort?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include a swimup bar, free wifi, and free breakfast.
Which room amenities are available at Meliá Caribe Beach Resort?
Top room amenities include a minibar, air conditioning, and a flat screen TV.
What food & drink options are available at Meliá Caribe Beach Resort?
Guests can enjoy a swimup bar, free breakfast, and an on-site restaurant during their stay.
Is parking available at Meliá Caribe Beach Resort?
Yes, free parking and secured parking are available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Meliá Caribe Beach Resort?
Conveniently located restaurants include Jellyfish Beach Restaurant, JOY Nutritional Popsicle, and Gustoso Gelato Gourmet.
Are there opportunities to exercise at Meliá Caribe Beach Resort?
Yes, guests have access to a pool, a fitness center, and a sauna during their stay.
Does Meliá Caribe Beach Resort have airport transportation?
Yes, Meliá Caribe Beach Resort offers airport transportation for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details.
Are any cleaning services offered at Meliá Caribe Beach Resort?
Yes, dry cleaning and laundry service are offered to guests.
Does Meliá Caribe Beach Resort offer any business services?
Yes, it conveniently offers a business center, meeting rooms, and a banquet room.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Meliá Caribe Beach Resort?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English, Spanish, French, and German.