Iberostar Selection Bavaro
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Carretera Arena Gorda Playa Bávaro, Punta Cana, Bavaro, Punta Cana 23000 Dominican Republic
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#12 of 36 hotels in Bavaro
Travellers' Choice 2019 Winner
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Iberostar Selection Bavaro is in an all-inclusive 5-star hotel, with a privileged location along the impressive beach of Bavaro, east of the Dom. Enjoy with your family recently renovated facilities, its Junior Suites rooms have been equipped with modern and cozy furniture that will make your vacation unforgettable. Are you worried about the environment and coastal health? Iberostar Selection Bavaro has inaugurated the first Coral Lab in our chain, designed to help protect marine life. The Wave Of Change project has been launched, focused on three fundamental pillars :involving the elimination of single-use plastics, responsible food consumption and improvement of coastal health. Dolphin, Monkey, Eagle, are synonyms for fun, they will take your children to an extraordinary children's entertainment experience, with the Star Camp program, we do recreational activities promoting healthy habits. What about the gastronomy? With more than 8 restaurants available, the passion and creativity of our Executive Chef will make your palate vibrate in a mixture of flavors with the highest quality and variety of exquisite dishes.
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Property amenities
Free parking
Free internet
Pool
Fitness Centre with Gym / Workout Room
Free breakfast
Beach
Diving
Babysitting
Parking
Wifi
Hot bath
Pool / beach towels
Outdoor pool
Yoga classes
Fitness / spa changing rooms
Fitness classes
Sauna
Bar / lounge
Coffee shop
Restaurant
Breakfast available
Breakfast buffet
Kid-friendly buffet
Snack bar
Swimup bar
Poolside bar
Tennis court
Aerobics
Entertainment staff
Evening entertainment
Indoor play area for children
Children Activities (Kid / Family Friendly)
Kids club
Kids pool
Highchairs available
Airport transportation
Shuttle bus service
Business Centre with Internet Access
Conference facilities
Banquet room
Meeting rooms
Spa
Couples massage
Foot massage
Head massage
Massage
Salon
24-hour security
Baggage storage
Concierge
Currency exchange
Gift shop
Sun loungers / beach chairs
Sun umbrellas
Butler service
Umbrella
24-hour check-in
24-hour front desk
Dry cleaning
Laundry service
Ironing service
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Room features
Air conditioning
Housekeeping
Private balcony
Room service
Safe
Coffee / tea maker
Minibar
Flatscreen TV
Sofa
Telephone
Refrigerator
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Room types
Ocean view
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Non-smoking rooms
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Carretera Arena Gorda Playa Bávaro, Punta Cana, Bavaro, Punta Cana 23000 Dominican Republic
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This was our first trip out of the country so we were a little nervous about the whole process. We did extensive research and found a lot of tips and tricks but really nothing to prepare us for what we actually experienced. We had a direct flight from Boston to Punta Cana and getting through Boston was as pretty much standard. When we were about 30 minutes from landing we were given customs and immigration forms to fill out but no pens. Luckily I had a pen so we were able to fill those out before we arrived. The airport in Punta Cana is different than what we have experienced before in regards to being very open and airy. We went through immigration then got our baggage and then went through customs. We had arranged for a private transfers to and from the resort so we went to the appropriate desk and they brought us to the vehicle. The people we dealt with during this process spoke decent english but switched back and forth between english and spanish regularly so it was hard to follow at times. We stayed at the Iberostar Bavaro which was about 20 minutes from the airport. It was a beautiful resort and very clean. It has a golf course as part of it but we did not look into what that entailed. We booked through a travel agent and the package was through Apple Vacations. This resort had the highest rating they offered. We had booked excursions and our transfer through Amstar. Our driver for the transfer told us to “see him in the Theatre” the next morning. We were not sure what that meant and assume it was part of the “sell you something” routine that I had seen referenced online and most people recommended avoiding it. When we arrived at the resort we walked in and were met by a woman with a clipboard, she directed us to the front desk to check in with instructions to see her afterwards. The staff at the desk gave us our bracelets, cards brief information about the room, water, ice etc. Some of the people were hard to understand due to their accents and switching languages. We went back to the lady with the clipboard and she brought us to our concierge. There were many desks stationed around the lobby and had concierges sitting at them. You get assigned a concierge for the duration of your stay. We ran into some timing issues and our room was not ready when we arrived so we were directed to go to lunch by our concierge and when we came back his shift had ended. Normally the process is to go to the concierge and they do your restaurant reservations, excursions (pretty sure they get a kickback if you book through them) and try and get you scheduled for a “welcome breakfast” which from the sounds of it is a sales pitch to “buy into” the Iberostar brand. We had to tell our concierge multiple times over a few days that we were not interested in the Welcome breakfast and had to get kind of nasty to get them to back off. I think what finally did it was when I told him I did not like being harassed on my vacation and if this was how Iberostar staff went about guest relations then I would not be coming back to and Iberstar. Again pretty sure they get kickbacks if people buy into what they are selling which is what makes them so pushy. We were pointed to the lunch buffet without any instructions and we went straight into the food room, bypassing the dining area. Once we got our food we went back to the dining area and sat ourselves. We saw a soda fountain station so we got our own drinks. A staff person came over and filled water cups and asked us if you wanted drinks, we told them we go our own which they seemed irritated by but they did not say anything. Each day the service at the lunch buffet was very lax and slow. But at breakfast and dinner the staff was very attentive in getting you when you walked in, sitting you and taking your drink order. The grounds and beach area were clean and beautiful. There were people that walked the beach each day and tried to sell you stuff but they were not too pushy. A firm no thank you would usually deter them. In reading our paperwork for our excursions through Amstar we realized we needed to speak to the Amstar rep at our hotel, which are stationed at the theatre area off the lobby. They were very informative and gave us a bunch of safety tips and helpful information which made us way more comfortable leaving the resort. We flew in on Saturday and out on Saturday. We did excursions on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Monday was driving dune buggies and visiting a natural freshwater cave that we could swim in, Wednesday was visiting a monkey preserve on a mountain, Thursday was a shopping trip to a collection of shops in a gated complex (this was a free trip as we booked our other excursions through Amstar) Friday we went snorkeling off a party boat which was by far the best of all the excursions. We did scuba diving, swam with nurse sharks and manta rays and then docked the spent time partying on the boat and in a shallow area tossing around a football. Lots of dancing and music on the boat. During each excursion except the snorkeling one there was a demonstration and taste testing with cigars, coffee, cocoa and Mama Juana which is a liquor made in the DR. There were also options to purchase souvenirs at every excursion. On our off excursion days we hung out at the beach. A ways down the beach there were huts where you could shop and buy things. The people were very excited to try and sell us stuff and most of them were really nice but some were aggressive and pushy and did not want to take no for an answer. We decided not to visit that place again. We had rain for the first 3 days but it was really warm rain and usually a shower or too then it would clear off for a bit. Very warm but not too warm every day. The day of the carnaval they resort decorated between breakfast and lunch, festivities happened around dinner time, we only caught some of them as we had reservations for dinner. There is music and dancing everywhere down there. The staff would sing when working or dance with guests. Checkout was again a mystery process. We called guest services, they sent a bellhop to bring out our luggage. Our driver was already waiting for us. We had to go to the front desk to get a check out ticket before we could leave with our driver. The airport out was standard process and when we arrived in Boston went through security/immigration then used a kiosk to go through customs. Fairly easy process. We tipped a lot. Every driver, every time we ate, we did not visit the bars more than a few times so we did not tip there as much. We had 5 people and usually left 1$ per person for breakfast and dinner at the buffet, since lunch was not great service we usually left $2. Dinner at the restaurants we usually left $10 unless the service was over the top then we left more. These seemed to be good amounts as we literally had people fighting over us (wanting to serve us) at the dining areas. If you want souvenirs from a shop the prices are set but the tables and locals you can and should dicker with from what we have read.…
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Responded 12 Mar 2020
Dear guest, We want first of all for you to know that we are really pleased that you had such a fabulous holiday with us and we want to thank you for sharing your wonderful experience with others. As we work hard on a daily basis to exceed the needs and goals of our valued guests and provide them with a feeling of joy and total comfort, we are obviously flattered by your kind words. Regarding our club vc, what is sought is to guide our guests of the opportunities offered by our hotel, since it is one of our pillars. It would never be our intention to inconvenience the guest. In any case, we will take into account your opinion, which will be shared with management. Again, we want to express our gratitude for this wonderful feedback and hope to have the honour of serving you again soon. Best Regards, Quality Manager Iberostar Selection Bávaro
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Feels likes coming home since this was our 4th visit to this resort. Once again very pleased with check in, our flight was earlier than check in time but was pleased to see the room was ready at 1500. I emailed weeks earlier and asked for a king size bed and got it. I wished I would have gotten the lady at the front desk's name but she was excellent. Room: Shows wear and tear and should be updated but overall decent. The daily maid service and turndown was wonderful, I would have loved to know the names so I could give them credit. I did tip 5 dollars a day since I found out years ago what they made an hour. They did excellent Room Service: Prompt service and was hoping for a more expanded menu. Nice menu but I believe it could be expanded upon/improved Mini Bar: Only missed filling 1 day out of 7 Ice: Several machines down and had to walk quite a ways to get ice, didn't mention to management. On Vacation and could use the exercise. LOL Employees to give High marks to; Mario at the buffet-have had for 5 years-like family Sophia at the buffet-have had for 5 years-like family Eduard drink server on the beach Enrique Beach lunch server Morelis waitress during the evening shows- Was exceptional and We could not have asked for a better server. So friendly and such a vibrant personality. Also such a very hard worker. Looking forward to seeing all the above next year. Grounds: The grounds are so well maintained and beautiful The whole grounds keepers should be commended for the fantastic job they do. Beach: No problem getting a hut to relax at during the day Dining: Japanese and Mediterranean are by far the best choices. Buffett always offers a nice selection.…
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Responded 20 Jun 2019
Dear guest, We would like to thank you for choosing Iberostar, once more for your holiday. Your friendly comment is an incentive for us to continue to the best of our ability so that all our guests feel as comfortable as you were in our hospitality. The fact that you could have a wonderful time in our hotel is an excellent confirmation of our efforts. We know that all the details in your review will be of great help to anyone who is thinking of staying with us, thank you very much for trusting us. Thank you once again for sharing your review and we hope to see you again very soon. Best Regards, Online Quality Manager Iberostar Selection Bavaro
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One of the best resorts I have been to. Fantastic beach. Superb food with good variety. Many different places to eat . Very clean and beautiful grounds. Friendly and helpful staff. I would definately return.
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Responded 11 Mar 2020
Dear guest, First of all, we want you to know we are really pleased that you had such an excellent holiday with us at Iberostar and we want to thank you for sharing your experience with others. Will be a pleasure to welcome you back here in the future. Cordially, Online Quality Manager Iberostar Selection Bávaro
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Where do I start? This was my husband’s first trip anywhere outside of Canada & the U.S, and my second. We chose the Iberostar based on their stellar ratings, and in the hopes of having some vegan food. THE ROOM We got the Junior supersaver (?). The room was quite nice - with a balcony ground floor garden view, which was very peaceful. The room did have a slight musty smell all the time, and the bathroom wasn’t entirely cleaned or re-stocked upon arrival. However, it was cleaned well when requested. The shower was totally open so the water would go right into the bathroom. We put a towel down which helped. Water also leaked from the ceiling light sometimes. But housekeeping was friendly and pretty thorough, bar fridge and coffees, towels stocked. The coffee was subpar in the room but excellent at the buffet. THE BEACH The beach was beautiful and the main attraction for us. You can walk the beach for miles - the resorts all around ours didn't have nearly as beautiful a beach front. Many huts and lounge chairs to choose from - you could find a spot no problem, even midday - but if you wanted to snag the best spots you do have to get up by 630am or so. Some people would leave their towels out overnight which was a bit irritating. I was super upset to see captive monkies and macaws being exploited for a quick buck by private photography companies. It was the greatest upset of my trip. PLEASE do not support this. They were peddled up and down the beach all day in the heat, owned by the photography companies. The beach is also not quiet most days by any means but can be early in the day and later in the afternoon. There are helicopters going back and forth almost constantly some days, taking people for tours. Lots to do on the beach for water activities like parasailing. The activities at the pool happen daily and can be noisy, but it didn't impact our enjoyment at all. Servers regularly come around for bar drinks. ENTERTAINMENT We were fortunate enough to attend during RD Independence Day celebrations which were lively and fun. They had little shows each night for the kids to participate in, and the staff encouraged the guests to dance prior to the entertainment. It did start late, around 930pm, which was too late for my husband and I to enjoy most nights. But the dancing and singing were lively. However there were some salesmen at the resort itself who were pushy and sold us items marked way up that we could buy at the market for much less. Live and learn. Just be firm with them. SAFETY We felt very safe the entire time. Security everywhere, but obviously you’ll want to be cautious at dark, especially on the beach where anyone can come from off site. Don’t give your credit card to anyone, and everything can be haggled for. I probably wouldn’t have felt as safe if I had been alone. You get harassed on the beach pretty much all day but if your firm and say no and / or ignore them they’ll move on. Some will try to give you free things to lure you in as well. One note - upon coming out of our room one afternoon after showering up before dinner we found our “ahora no” or “do not disturb sign” torn in half and thrown on the steps by our room. It looked like someone had deliberately taken it off the door handle while we were inside and ripped it in half and left it on the steps. We thought it was odd, but used an elastic to put it back together and put it on our door again since we didn’t want anyone to clean our room that day. After going out to dinner we came back to our room at dark and found it was again taken off our door handle (this thing slid on there snug and did not blow around) and this time a man, a staff member, came out of the darkness of the utility room across from our door (we are right on the end and there are no rooms beyond ours) as we approached. He came by us and as we went to enter our room he pulled out a screwdriver. My husband tapped the light which then turned on. The man said “that’s what I’m here to fix”. It startled us both at first, but we realized the two incidents were likely unrelated. But we are at a loss to understand why our door sign was removed twice and vandalized. It certainly didn’t put us at ease. When we tried to explain to the front desk they didn’t seem to understand and ordered us a new door sign. This one did blow off regularly because it didn't fit snug to the door handle. We had no further problems, so I'll chock it up to the wind. STAFF The staff were very friendly. Everyone was smiley and welcoming from the security (which was plentiful) and the general staff. Francisco, one of the welcoming guys, did push the time shares and tried very hard to guilt us into attending. He kept telling us that if we didn't show up, he doesn't make any money and he's doing a bad job. He said it would only take a few minutes of our time. We felt bad, but our Sunwing rep told us that it would actually take up 3-4 hours of our vacation, so we're glad we didn't go. Ernesto at the front desk is a hoot. Our Sunwing staff were on site and warned us of what to look out for and helped us out when needed. Mario at the buffet was attentive and kind. As was Fransua and Angel, and really all the ladies and gentlemen we dealt with. But Mario was our choice the entire trip. SITE & AMENITIES The site was beautifully kept, and there were always staff working hard to keep it clean. Wonderful foliage and plenty of local fauna including some flamingos, many bird and duck species, and tortoises. NOTE: please don’t feed the birds & animals by the buffet - all day long we watched people throw hunks of bread to them, in total ignorance of the fact that bread is terrible for them. Please, the staff feed them and although it’s cute to watch them feed, if you loved them you would feed them minimally, and only foods that are good for them like halved grapes, oats, etc. Also there were two sweet little resident cats that we enjoyed seeing and petting. They looked quite healthy. There is plenty to do on site from fitness classes to the disco. BUT! Make sure you have adequate small bills because breaking a 20 is impossible even at the market. They’ll give you change if you buy something but wouldn’t break a 10 into smaller bills. The front desk did break two 20s into 5s and 10s but they were barely able to do that. Each time we asked we were told no, that they didn't have any small bills. We even walked all the way to the casino and they wouldn’t give us more than $5 in ones. Lesson learned- bring ONLY ONES lol. SHOPPING The market on site was nice with plenty of neat little trinkets and well priced. We did venture to the other shopping area closer to the Iberostar PuntaCana & Dominicana but there wasn’t much there. FOOD Let me prelude by saying my husband and I are both vegan. We covered many steps in picking this resort - we read many reviews that the Iberostars are well known for accommodating. We emailed Iberostar and our resort directly, spoke with our travel agent in advance. All assured us that we would be well looked after. We enjoyed the on site cafe many times where specialty coffees were made for us. There were two buffet options, one by the beach which was very convenient, and one by our room. Fresh filtered water less than 50 ft from our room. The buffet - was excellent. We were hesitant about the selection but there was something different for us almost every day. And each meal offered a new selection as well. Breakfast was my personal favourite - ample fruit, rice cakes, bagels, potatoes, fried bananas, cereal (with dairy free milk), etc. My husband was upset that there were no oats without milk, but we made out well enough still. Plenty of rice and bean, veggie options, guacamole, salsa, chips, hot & cold salads (I would stay away from the salad bar though), okra, yams, habichuelas, chickpea salad, potato salad. Literally walked away with a heaping plate of delicious vegan food every single time. AND they even had vegan desserts - some mousse and flan, as well as vegan cakes!! So tasty and labelled vegan. However stay away from the cold veg as they’re pretty bland. All the sauces were delicious. And everything was pretty well labelled with allergen alerts so it was easy to identify what we could and could not eat. We looked at the menus in advance of making dinner reservations just to ensure we weren’t totally out of line. Some, like the Steakhouse and Star Rock were out of the question for obvious reasons. We picked the Jambalaya, Il Forno (Italian), Kabuki (Japanese) and the Oriental diners. Our first reservation was at the Jambalaya (Cajun) restaurant. I have and do make delicious Jambalaya at home and thought rice & beans & veggies would be an easy dish to whip up - especially since its components were at the buffet. Upon arriving, all dressed to the nines and excited about our little “night out”, we informed our server that we were vegan. “Yo soy vegano”. “Oh,” his face dropped. He understood, and wrote down “plato vegetales”. I suggested a simple rice and beans which was already on the menu, without the meat. The server instructed us to the buffet where there was white rice and a tasty sautéed veggie dish. We had some as an app. After 15 minutes or so a lady brought us out two small plates of vegetables, and two huge chunks of bleeding meat. I was horrified and told them it was not our food. She insisted and tried to serve it to me again. I declined again. Another server approached. In Spanish, I reminded him “sin carne, sin leche, sin juevos”. He smiled, nodded, and returned to the chef. A few minutes later they brought us back about 4 pieces of cooked broccoli each, some sautéed mushrooms, carrots and tomato. About a fistful of food total. We were disappointed to say the least. We ate and left immediately. We were a bit shaken as it felt like we were inconveniencing them simply by asking for something to be made. Fortunately we went right next door to the buffet and had a wonderful platter of beans, rice, chickpeas, grilled vegetables, sautéed veggies, etc. And wonderful service from Mario, as usual. We skipped the Kabuki after deciding it probably wasn’t worth the hassle but my husband really wanted to try Il Forno. Before sitting down we decided to ask again in advance. Sin carne? No problem. There were a few menu items labelled vegetarian so we ordered, and I requested, en Español, no meat or cheese. We took a gamble on the spicy penne and a spaghetti pomodoro. The spicy penne came with meat despite us asking for it without. Maybe our bad since it was probably made in advance WITH the meat. But my pasta came with cheese on top. We were a bit frustrated at this point but chocked it up to a language barrier (although I was clear in Spanish) and an inability on their part to make adjustments to the menu items, and again decided it just was better for us to go to the buffet. The restaurants seem to cater more to a fine dining scene, so the servings were accurate but quite small. The food was delicious nonetheless. We picked out the meat and cheese, but we still felt terrible it was wasted. For a better selection the buffet cannot be beat. At the end of the day, we were very happy with everything. A few minor hiccups, but nothing that made our time there any less enjoyable. A few lessons learned, but we appreciate everything the staff had done for us to make our time enjoyable. A fairly high-end resort (not as high-end as the Bavaro Grande adults-only resort next door), well worth the costs.…
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Responded 11 Mar 2020
Dear guest, First of all, we thank you for choosing our hotel for your holiday. Your comments are an incentive for us to strive daily to the best of our ability so that all our guests feel as comfortable as you did whilst staying with us. The fact that you could have such a wonderful time at our hotel is an excellent confirmation of our efforts. We would like to thank you for your helpful feedback and will gladly forward it accordingly on your behalf. We attach great importance to every detail available to us in order to ensure that our guests always have a very pleasant stay in our hotels. Thank you once again for sharing this review of your holiday with us, we hope you had a nice journey home and that you will continue to keep us a part of your future holiday arrangements. Best Regards, Online Quality Manager Iberostar Selection Bávaro
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This was our second visit. It is one of the most beautiful hotels we have ever stayed at. Beautiful during the day and at night the lighting makes it feel like a fairy tale land. We loved our Junior suite. Lots of space. The employees were all very helpful and friendly. The food was good at the buffet near the pool, central buffet near the reception area and at the restaurants. But, beware of hard-sell, time-wasting people on-site.
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Responded 11 Mar 2020
Dear guest, Thank you for taking the time to share your wonderful impressions of your stay at our hotel. It is of the utmost importance to us that our guests can appreciate our well-thought-out holiday concept. Our daily efforts are to guarantee our guests can experience the highest levels of comfort in a, particularly pleasant atmosphere. Again we thank you for sharing this fabulous review of our hotel and we hope to welcome you back again in the not too distant future. Kind Regards, Online Quality Manager Iberostar Selection Bávaro
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Hi there when you are at the Iberostar Bavaro you can use every installation of the Iberostar Dominicana and Punta Cana.
You can also make reservation for the restaurant at the Dominicana and Punta Cana at the lobby of the Bavaro.
Have a good vacation
Hello, yes there are umbrellas around the pool and also on the beach plus there are some shady areas under trees.
I stayed there when it was called Iberostar Suites and is much nicer than the 2 next door, and you can still use their facilities.
I do not have any pictures but I would take the room by the pool! Being closer to the lobby has its perks but can get noisy at night with the music going.
I highly recommend Amstar for excursions and round trip airport to hotel/resort. We usually opt for private so we don’t have to stop at other resorts before arriving at ours
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"Room 1237 is close to the beach and pool but good walk to buffet. It was nice to walk off our meal."Read full review
"If you want a quiet evening, locate far far from the Entertainment area near the reception"Read full review
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PRICE RANGE
€155 - €346 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
iberostar punta cana, iberostar bavaro punta cana, bavaro punta cana, dominican republic bavaro, bavaro cana punta, iberostar bavaro suites, iberostar bavaro dominican republic, punta cana bavaro, iberostar hotel punta cana, iberostar dominican republic, punta cana iberostar, iberostar bavaro resort
FORMERLY KNOWN AS
Iberostar Bavaro Suites
LOCATION
CaribbeanDominican RepublicLa Altagracia ProvincePunta CanaBavaro
NUMBER OF ROOMS
614
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Claim Your Listing Frequently Asked Questions about Iberostar Selection Bavaro
Which popular attractions are close to Iberostar Selection Bavaro?
Nearby attractions include Bavaro Beach (2.3 km), Vivaldi Cigars (6.2 km), and Escapology (6.4 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Iberostar Selection Bavaro?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include a swimup bar, free breakfast, and a pool.
Which room amenities are available at Iberostar Selection Bavaro?
Top room amenities include a minibar, air conditioning, and a flat screen TV.
What food & drink options are available at Iberostar Selection Bavaro?
Guests can enjoy a swimup bar, free breakfast, and an on-site restaurant during their stay.
Is parking available at Iberostar Selection Bavaro?
Yes, free parking is available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Iberostar Selection Bavaro?
Conveniently located restaurants include Chic Cabaret & Restaurant Punta Cana, Montserrat Manor Restaurant, and Toc Beach Bar & Restaurant.
Are there opportunities to exercise at Iberostar Selection Bavaro?
Yes, guests have access to a pool, a fitness centre, and a sauna during their stay.
Does Iberostar Selection Bavaro have an airport shuttle?
Yes, Iberostar Selection Bavaro offers an airport shuttle for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details.
Are any cleaning services offered at Iberostar Selection Bavaro?
Yes, dry cleaning and laundry service are offered to guests.
Does Iberostar Selection Bavaro offer any business services?
Yes, it conveniently offers a business centre, meeting rooms, and a banquet room.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Iberostar Selection Bavaro?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Spanish.