Playa Bavaro, Punta Cana, La Altagracia, 23000, Dominican Republic

Caribe Deluxe Suite

818 sq. ft. / 4 Guests

The Caribe Deluxe Suite at Caribe Deluxe Princess is a spacious choice for guests who want extra room within the resort’s all-inclusive Playa Bávaro setting. With 818 square feet of indoor comfort and a tropical garden view, the suite gives up to 4 guests a relaxed base for days by the beach, pools and restaurants. Designed for families or small groups, the suite offers a practical layout with room to unwind between resort activities. Bedding and bathroom details can vary by booking configuration, so guests should confirm the available arrangement when reserving. The emphasis is on generous suite-style space, an easy tropical outlook and the flexibility to share one room comfortably. Your stay includes the Caribe Deluxe Princess all-inclusive experience, with dining across 7 included restaurants and access to 9 bars. Guests can enjoy buffet, Beachouse snack, Italian, Tex-Mex, Asian/Teppanyaki, Brazilian and Dominican options, with reservations required for à la carte dinners and dress codes in effect. Basic WiFi is included throughout the property, and the all-inclusive plan also covers non-motorized water sports and one introductory scuba lesson in the pool per person per stay. Around the resort, days can move from Playa Bávaro to the outdoor pools, the swim-up Acqua Bar, family activities, and evening drinks or entertainment, all while returning to the added space of a Caribe Deluxe Suite.

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Rooms in this category open to a lush tropical garden view, a leafy, calming outlook set back from the busier pool and beachfront buildings. It’s a good trade for guests who want the suite’s generous 818 sq. ft. of space and a quieter setting, while still being an easy walk to Playa Bávaro and the pools.

The suite is designed to sleep up to four guests, with bedding arranged to suit families or small groups sharing one room. Because the exact bedding setup can vary by configuration, it’s worth letting the resort know your party size and preference when you book.

Yes, the suite opens onto a private furnished balcony that frames the tropical garden setting, a pleasant spot for morning coffee or unwinding after a day at the pool or beach before heading out to dinner.

The en-suite bathroom is finished with the same generous scale as the rest of the suite, giving families or small groups more room to get ready together than in the resort’s standard Caribe Deluxe room.

The Caribe Deluxe Suite sits a step up from the standard Caribe Deluxe room, adding extra indoor space at 818 sq. ft. for families or small groups who want more room to spread out. Guests wanting further upgrades, such as separate living areas or added dining perks, can look toward the resort’s Royal Suite and Honeymoon Suite categories, which sit above it in the room lineup.

This category comes with the full Caribe Deluxe Princess all-inclusive plan: dining across seven restaurants and nine bars, including Italian, Tex-Mex, Asian/Teppanyaki, Brazilian and Dominican à la carte options, plus basic Wi-Fi, non-motorized water sports and one introductory scuba lesson per person per stay.

With room for up to four guests and a layout built for extra space, the suite works well for families with children or a small group of friends sharing one room. Couples planning a longer, relaxed stay will also appreciate the added breathing room compared with a standard category.

Caribe Deluxe Princess sits directly on Playa Bávaro, and the suite’s garden setting keeps you within easy walking distance of the resort’s three pools, the swim-up Acqua Bar, and all seven included restaurants.

Garden-view categories like this suite are typically set back from the pool decks and beachfront towers, making them one of the quieter parts of the resort, while still leaving a short walk to the Acqua Bar, the beach and the restaurants in the evening.

A few practical notes worth knowing: dinner at the à la carte restaurants (Italian, Tex-Mex, Asian, Brazilian and Dominican) requires a reservation and a dress code, with swimsuits not permitted at dinner, and the resort’s Kids’ Club and Teens’ Club give families extra ways to fill the day beyond the suite’s own space.

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