Hotel Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach 4*, Bayahibe

The hotel stretches along the coast for about 1 kilometer, there is a gorgeous sandy beach, and there are corals. Ideal location among the village, bars, restaurants, shops - everything is nearby. There are sunshades only in the coral part of the beach, where swimming is not allowed. On the sandy beach, only tall palm trees protect you from the baking sun. And this is where the fun begins, such a scheme will only be comfortable in an unoccupied hotel (for example, during a pandemic), when there are a lot of unoccupied sun loungers and you can simply change them along with the movement of the sun. Unfortunately, there is currently only one alcoholic and one non-alcoholic bar operating on the territory. But since there are not many guests, the queues are not long, the only annoying thing is putting on masks, I think this is already annoying for everyone :-(. There are different swimming pools, but for me they are useless. Animation and competitions take place throughout the day, ending in the evening with a big performance. The evening show program is not repeated for one week. Animators they work 100% (the Turkish ones weren’t even close). A huge plus is the free water activities (subboard, canoe, sailboat). During the pandemic, only one restaurant is open and one ala carte, paid for seafood is closed. The menu is mainly fish and meat; don't expect seafood delights - these are in higher-class hotels. On weekends the hotel fills up with locals and gets a little crowded, but that's only in the restaurant and by the pools. The number of rooms is divided into bungalows and rooms in three-story buildings. Renovations have been made, as I noticed, only in buildings and not everywhere, balconies on 3 floors are also not everywhere, on the first floors it is forbidden to open doors at night (i.e. only air conditioning :-(. The bungalows are very small and old, more show-off, if you choose, then only on the first line. The general impression is good, but I’m afraid to imagine how cramped it will be here if the pandemic ends :-(. Take advantage of the moment now :-)