Eden Roc at Cap Cana

 About Eden Roc at Cap Cana

All 60 spacious junior suites, beachfront suites, oceanfront bungalows and two-, three- and four-bedroom villas are housed within colourful, free-standing cottages overlooking the gardens and lagoon, or set on the beachfront just steps away from the sand. Intimacy and seclusion is paramount here and each suite has its own private pool and gazebo, as well as an outdoor rain shower, coral stone bath with marble Jacuzzi and personal spa area. Two Bedroom Family Residences are available as a single-storey or duplex option and are perfect for families or couples travelling together. The Three Bedroom Royale Villa includes a private kitchen plus indoor and outdoor dining areas, while the magnificent two-storey Four Bedroom Imperiale Villa is centred around an open-air courtyard, sleeps up to ten people and includes 24-hour butler service, a personal chef and a large free-form infinity pool.

Designed to evoke the elegance and sophistication of the French Riviera, with a colourful Caribbean twist, this sublime Relais & Châteaux property is the hottest hotel on the exclusive Cap Cana Estate. The sumptuous cottage-style suites all come equipped with their own private pool, whilst superb dining and faultless service complete the look for this dazzling Dominican resort.

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Best Time to Travel to Eden Roc at Cap Cana

The Dominican Republic, a Caribbean paradise known for its pristine beaches, vibrant culture, and lush landscapes, offers travelers a range of experiences year-round.

**High Season (December to April):** The high season in the Dominican Republic coincides with the dry season and is the most popular time to visit. From December to April, the weather is sunny and dry, making it ideal for beachgoers and water sports enthusiasts. This is when the country's coastal destinations, including Punta Cana and Puerto Plata, are at their peak.

**Low Season (May to November):** The low season in the Dominican Republic brings warmer temperatures and the possibility of occasional rain showers, as it falls within the hurricane season. However, it's an excellent time for budget-conscious travelers who can enjoy quieter beaches, uncrowded golf courses, and discounted accommodations. This season is ideal for exploring the lush landscapes and cultural heritage of the interior regions.

Whether you're relaxing on the beautiful beaches of Bavaro, exploring the historic streets of Santo Domingo's Zona Colonial, or hiking in the scenic Jarabacoa region, the Dominican Republic invites you to create unforgettable memories and immerse yourself in its diverse culture and natural beauty year-round.

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