Picture yourself at a fabulous, all-inclusive tropical resort that caters to you 24 hours a day, and then put it next to a national park. The hotel’s architecture has a deep tropical ambiance, according to the general concept that seeks harmony with nature and its surroundings: big open spaces overlooking the sea, disperse buildings with catching cana roofs and surrounded by gardens with predominating island plants, such as the Bayahibe Rose and the Cotoperi.

The decoration, color and the use of materials such as stone, yute, cana and symbolic Taino details, recreate the elements of the natural culture. On that note, the small villas reproduce the style of tejamani’s popular houses, the palm board and clavo.

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