What We Love
- Guest of this property have full access to all the facilities and A la carte restaurants available at their sister resort.
Things to Know
- This resort is next door to its sister property and guests are encouraged to dine, shop, and play at both resorts for the ultimate island vacation.
Resort Details
- Various RestaurantsLa Yuca:International buffet style restaurant open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. (Reservations not required)
Bambu:A-la-carte Oriental cuisine restaurant open for dinner only. (Reservations required)
Viva Cafe:A-la-carte Mexican cuisine restaurant open for dinner only. (Reservations required)
Palito de Coco:A-la-carte Dominican cuisine restaurant open for dinner only. (Reservations required)
II Palco:A-la-carte Italian cuisine restaurant open for dinner only. (Reservations required)
- Various Restaurants at Sister ResortIn addition the four dining options at this resort, guests can also enjoy six other options at our sister resort next door.
La Terraza:International buffet style restaurant open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. (Reservations are not required)
La Roca:Open for breakfast and lunch buffet style and a-la-carte dinner service with a Mediterranean menu. (Reservations required for dinner)
Viva Mexico:A-la-carte Mexican cuisine restaurant open for dinner only. (Reservations required)
25:A-la-carte Mexican cuisine restaurant open for dinner only. (Reservations required)
Atlantis:A-la-carte Seafood cuisine restaurant open for dinner only. (Reservations required)
Fusion Latino:A-la-Carte Latin cuisine restaurant open for dinner only. (Reservations required)
La Pizzeria:Authentic Italian pizza restaurant cooked in a wood-fired oven.
- 24-hour front desk
- Accessible rooms
- ATM/Cash machine†
- Babysitting†
- Bell staff/porter
- Car Rental Services†
- Children programs
- Concierge desk
- Currency exchange†
- Dry cleaning†
- 24-hour front desk
- Accessible rooms
- ATM/Cash machine†
- Babysitting†
- Bell staff/porter
- Car Rental Services†
- Children programs
- Concierge desk
- Currency exchange†
- Dry cleaning†
- Exercise gym
- Game room†
- Gift/News stand†
- Laundry/Valet service†
- Live entertainment
- Medical Facilities Service†
- Parking
- Playground
- Pool
- Restaurant†
- Sauna
- Spa†
- Tennis court
- Wakeup service
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The resort features 2,300 square feet of wedding and event space that can easily be transformed to match any style and taste. From gorgeous white sandy beaches, to lively poolside bars and exquisite event halls, this La Romana vacation resort has it all.
All guests will enjoy accommodations in one of the resort's 330 ocean or garden view guest rooms with modern comforts and plush bedding.
† Fees may apply
- Children's programThe Kids Club is under the supervision of our animation staff that will make them have a great time.
- Diving †
Additional fees apply to diving activities.
- Fitness center on-site
- General- Paddle boards- Boogie boards- Water polo- Introductory dive lessons in the pool- Water aerobics- Aerobics and Zumba- Dance and cooking classes- TRX lessons- Rock climbing wall- Trapeze classes- Inflatable games at sea
- Kayaking
- Non-Motorized Water Sports
- Pool
- Sailing †
- Spa †
- Tennis courtCourts are lit for an additional fee.
- Volleyball
- Golf †Golf (Casa de Campo and La Estancia)
† Fees may apply
Guest Reviews from CheapCaribbean Customers
Customer Ratings & Reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
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Nicest beach in Dominican Republic
We booked through Air Transat and were the only ones to go to Viva Palace so we had a minivan just for us from Punta Cana to the resort. Check-in was a bit messy, we had to wait more than an hour to get our room. Fortunately, this was probably the only issue we had during our stay. Our room was in building 62, third floor, overlooking the outside of the resort, not ideal but we were not planning on spending time on the balcony anyway. We had no complaints about the room, everything worked. The fob on the bracelet is a great idea, it is handy because you don't need to carry a card to open the door. We used the app to book the a-la-carte restaurants for dinner, we went to all except Atlantis and LA Trattoria. We found the a-la-carte restaurants to all be good, much better than the buffet. We tried both the Palace and the Beach buffet for breakfast and lunch and found the Beach buffet better than the Palace, especially for lunch. Every day after breakfast we enjoyed a coffee at the Café Dominicus, thank you Isamar for making us macchiatos with a different design every morning. Viva has the longest beach compared to the other resorts here. It was easy to find a spot in the shade, even with the resort being 90% full. There is no beach bar and no service on the beach but it didn't bother us, bars were just a few steps away. It's a huge property and it is difficult to have it clean all the time, I know people are complaining about cups and plates left in different places for hours. But maybe if we all would make a small effort to return them it would be much cleaner. I think the management is trying to save money where it can: $2 per day for safety deposit box (everybody is using it, I think), Presidente beer replaced by the cheaper Canita, no Barcelo rum in any bar (except the Club Plus one at the far end by the Atlantis). Most of the guests were from Italy, Argentina, Germany, France and we enjoyed their company. I have a final note for the hotel management: One week before our arrival I sent two emails to the hotel, in Spanish, none were answered. In the last twenty years we went to more than twenty five different resorts and I always got an answer to my emails. We usually see and talk to managers during our stay. We didn't encounter any this time. We are used to filling a questionnaire upon departure, with questions about the resort, what we liked, what can be improved. There was none here, like there is no interest from management on what guests experienced. All in all, it was a nice, relaxing vacation and we want to thank all the hard workers from Viva for their contribution.
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Pretty awful
I actually went end of June 2024. Unfortunately the standard of food was pretty poor. Infact I came down with the worst food poisoning I ever had. Spent 6 hrs hooked up to a drip in there medical centre, when I got home ended up I hospital for 4 days. The pool was dirty, with the ducks in it every morning. Duck poo all over sunbeds. Birds helping themselves to the food bars outside. Entertainment and staff were OK, but more interested in the Spanish guests. The room was in desperate need of an upgrade. The beach and sea were very clean though.
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beautiful grounds,restaurant food is hit & miss, little English spoke within restaurants and entertainment team
We were there the last two weeks of August, our rooms at first glance appear worn but clean, TUI website said tea/coffee making facilities in the room but this wasn’t the case after complaining to reception and our rep we received them within 2-3 days, although we had received the machine the coffee wasn’t always replenished so had to walk to the pizzeria which was the only place to get coffee before 7 ( on one occasion I was told NO when asking for coffee here, then the guy just turned his back) The mini fridge has two bottles of soda and 1 water when arriving, never to be replenished. For the most part very little of the staff in the restaurants understood or spoke English, there were a few exceptions and I wish I had taken there names to give them credit as if it wasn’t for them the holiday would have been a lot worse. The entertainment team mostly spoke Spanish, Italian and French and even when telling them my granddaughter only spoke English the lady in the evening kids entertainment completely ignored English so we didn’t take her again. The gardens are kept really well and the hotel in general is spotless, the beach and sea are beautiful I’ll end on a good note. Last of all I have to praise the TUI rep JAY, he is amazing and TUI are lucky to have such a guy.
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Wonderful 10 nights spent at the Viva Dominicus Palace hotel. Eat, drink, sleep, party and repeat. So much to do we needed long
Amazing beach, wonderful gardens and lots to do even for a family of six whose ages ranged from 4 to 74. Yes the rooms were dated but I didn't find any dust and the beds were very comfortable. Plus so little time was spent in the rooms I found them adequate. Kids couldn't wait to splash in the pool or play in the sand at the beach meaning we adults could relax with a cocktail. Even the picky eaters in my group found a dish to their liking at the breakfast, lunch or dinner buffets. It was a great opportunity to sample local dishes on themed nights. Recommend that you book early for a la carte restaurants. The resort complex is huge with so much to do. We didn't fit it all in. Note to self 10 nights is not enough. I commend the staff on what we thought was a slick operation keeping things clean and ticking over with that many people visiting takes planning and practice. No, it wasn't perfect, but I 'd have to nit pick to find something to complain about. Special mention to Julio our evening waiter never without a smile and nothing was too much trouble. Lovely guy. Also, Nordine who prides himself on remembering your name and making you feel at home. The Palace is the quieter of the sister hotels The Beach. Glad we stayed at the Palace as The Beach was party central where things don't settle down until well after midnight. All White nights, Foam Parties etc, my 13 year old was in heaven. It was my first time to Dominican Republic, and it has created some lasting memories.
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We had a great time. Monkeyland was fun. We were here to play baseball and had an amazing experience. We definitely back
Amazing service! The people are all so kind and very helpful. The staff was so welcoming and helpful and very fun to visit with. We loved learning about the country.
- Advisory*Important Information* The Dominican Republic imposes various restrictions each year for Easter. They usually begin the Thursday prior to Good Friday and run a few days past Easter Sunday. The following regulations may be enforced: -Motorized water sports may be banned -Non-motorized water sports may be limited or banned -Alcohol consumption may be restricted (most resorts get a permit enabling them to serve alcohol to nonnative people during the ban) -Music may be limited or silenced
- AdvisoryFrom August 25 to October 30, renovations will be carried out in rooms located in Buildings 51 and 52. The work will take place during the day and will not interfere with common areas or operational rooms.
- AdvisoryBetween September 1 and 21, general maintenance will take place in Pueblito area. From September 29 to October 14, woodwork maintenance will be performed at Viva Café.
- Check In: 3:00 PM
- Check Out: 12:00 PM
- Minimum Check-In Age: 18
- General Policies:
Check-in Policy - Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds.
Convention Policy - Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
Hotel Spring Break Policy - This hotel cannot guarantee a spring-break-free environment.
Transfer Policy - A price may display when children stay free, if your vacation includes transfer to your hotel.
General Information - Room taxes and service fees are included in vacation price.
Minimum night stay restrictions may apply.
Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.