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Viva Tangerine by Wyndham, A Trademark All Inclusive
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Upmarket all-inclusive property featuring restaurants, outdoor pools & a spa, plus a private beach.
Nearby attractions
FEDUJAZZ - Fundacion Educativa Dominican Republic Jazz Festival
QH3M+P5R, 5, Cabarete 57000, Dominican Republic
Nearby restaurants
Cabarete Coffee Company
5 Punta Goleta, Cabarete 57000, Dominican Republic
Happy Family Dominican Restaurant
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La Chabola
57000, Cabarete 57000, Dominican Republic
Restaurante Chino
C. 3 15, Cabarete 57000, Dominican Republic
Serenade Restaurant Bar & Lounge
QH2R+45R 5 27, Cabarete 57000, Dominican Republic
Pho King Noodle House & Cafe
QH2R+4P4, Cabarete 57000, Dominican Republic
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Viva Tangerine by Wyndham, A Trademark All Inclusive

Carretera Sosua, Cabarete 57000, Dominican Republic
4.0(1.6K)

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Upmarket all-inclusive property featuring restaurants, outdoor pools & a spa, plus a private beach.

attractions: FEDUJAZZ - Fundacion Educativa Dominican Republic Jazz Festival, restaurants: Cabarete Coffee Company, Happy Family Dominican Restaurant, La Chabola, Restaurante Chino, Serenade Restaurant Bar & Lounge, Pho King Noodle House & Cafe
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Nearby attractions of Viva Tangerine by Wyndham, A Trademark All Inclusive

FEDUJAZZ - Fundacion Educativa Dominican Republic Jazz Festival

FEDUJAZZ - Fundacion Educativa Dominican Republic Jazz Festival

FEDUJAZZ - Fundacion Educativa Dominican Republic Jazz Festival

4.7

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Nearby restaurants of Viva Tangerine by Wyndham, A Trademark All Inclusive

Cabarete Coffee Company

Happy Family Dominican Restaurant

La Chabola

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Cabarete Coffee Company

Cabarete Coffee Company

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Happy Family Dominican Restaurant

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La Chabola

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It's better than a 3 but not a 4. I'd say 3.5/5 There's a lot of room for improvement. Room: When we got there, the first room had small ants in it and the AC barely worked. The tech came to check it and said dont touch it. After going to dinner and coming back to the room, there was no improvement. Also the washroom area was not nice. One separate stained glass door for the toilet, one stained glass for the shower. Not really for a family of 4 when you want a little privacy doing your business or taking a shower. Also the beds are said to be queen, but they're really doubles. Once we changed rooms, it was better. Got a room with working AC and a bathroom area with a real door. Except the bedframe was really shaky. One wheel fell/broke off by our last day. Food: Seeing past reviews I was expecting worse. The food was always fresh. Edible. Not a huge variety but the basics were there. Pizza, pasta, rice, beans, meat, veggies. If you're a picky eater, then you will have something to complain about, but the food was fine for me. Limited fruits. Same everyday. Surprised there was no mangoes. And ice cream is for VIP members only. Unless it happened to be at the dessert counter that day. The Italian restaurant and Mexican restaurant were good. The fusion restaurant was terrible. Some stuff are not meant to fuse together for a reason. Drinks: From Friday to Sunday it's watered down. Even the non alcoholic drinks are watered down. But once Monday hits, the drinks were spot on. I was shocked Friday when I got a watered down Pina colada and my wife got a watered down Pina colada without alcohol. I was surprised again on Monday when I tasted my wifes non alcohol Pina colada and it was rich and sweet. I then got myself a Pina colada with alcohol and it tasted great! Beach: highlight of the trip. Nice clean beach, a lot of waves. Not a lot of seaweed. Only on our last day there was some. There are vendors on the beach sitting around the area. Lady's offering to do braids. Some selling crafts, fruits, tours. Friendly and not aggressive. But they will approach you several times. Just smile and say no thank you. Hotel staff: everyone is nice. Especially if you get to know them. Walking to breakfast there are the people that try to upsell you on either VIP or timeshares. Tell you to come to an "a la carte" breakfast for 20 mins. It's not 20 mins. It's a sales pitch. Just be polite and say no thank you. Hotel: A nice small hotel. Family friendly. BUT from Friday to Sunday it's jammed packed with locals. Maybe why the drinks are watered down. Also, Sunday lunch was crazy. We went for lunch at 12:45, sat at the table till 1:20 before we went to get our food. The buffet area was shoulder to shoulder with locals all clamoring for food before they leave. Entertainment: shows each night. Sometimes the room had the AC on, something no. No show on Monday night when we were there. Shows were good. Location: good location in Cabarete. Best to walk along the beach then go to a street to walk around. There's a grocery store not too far. Less than a 5 minute walk from the lobby. You can get stuff at a good price better than in the tourist areas. This place needs some upkeep. I think if they were to close one section of rooms at a time to renovate, it would be a solid 4 star hotel within a year. Overall: 3.5 on 5.
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The trip was lovely. My friend has cerebral palsy and used both a power wheelchair and walker during our trip to DR/ this resort. Both airports were super helpful accessibility wise, when my friend was transferred into a manual chair (which they always had workers to do this), they had a worker to push her in the manual chair. I anticipated I would be doing all the pushing and even more transferring. When we landed in DR, I was a little nervous when we got to the taxi and there was no ramp. Basically what they did with the taxi both ways when we got to the DR and when we were leaving, 3-4 guys lifted friend’s power chair into the taxi. We were both quite impressed since her chair is so heavy. We tipped them for all this great service. The resort was beautiful. Our room was pretty decent size and we just had to do a little bit of moving around since her power chair and Walker were in their but it was more than manageable. The resort was fairly accessible. My friend could easily get her power chair all around the resort. Our bathroom in the room was fully accessible and the shower was great, we just added in a chair from the balcony so my friend could sit since the silver bench would not come down and was kind of small. The bathrooms near the pool were not accessible but I would help her or we would just go back to the room. The only things she couldn’t get to was the basement which had the gym and disco. This wasn’t a huge deal since the gym didn’t have treadmill that my friend could use. The disco was pretty late and we had heard from other guests it was not that exciting. We were so happy, at first we did not think we're going to get my friend on the beach and then realize there was a specialized beach chair with huge wheels that the staff would transfer her into and get her on to the beach. This specialized Beach wheelchair could even be pulled into the ocean. The beach wheelchair was amazing! The pool had a railing and even the 2nd pool had stairs which were pretty easy for me to help my friend get in. Food wise it was meh. Some days the food was better than others. For me vegan wise, I asked guest services for that white card you had in the emails and she told me just to tell them I had allergies. I learned very quickly on the first night when we booked a restaurant that many of the waiters knew very little English or not enough to understand me. I ended up using Google Translate and at least having a translation on my phone that they could read that I was allergic to meat and dairy. The restaurants had pretty yummy food for meat eaters but for me vegan wise most nights I was just eating salad; only the Italian restaurant had an actual dish for me. The buffet had more vegan food with salad bar, fruit bar and usually beans and then I could have potatoes or rice. Horseback riding was even accessible trip out (dolphin swim too but did not do this option. Their were 2 other accessible options too). They transferred my friend onto the horse and then a worker stay on with her on the horse just to be safe. The horse back riding was awesome and so pretty along the beach.
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It's better than a 3 but not a 4. I'd say 3.5/5 There's a lot of room for improvement. Room: When we got there, the first room had small ants in it and the AC barely worked. The tech came to check it and said dont touch it. After going to dinner and coming back to the room, there was no improvement. Also the washroom area was not nice. One separate stained glass door for the toilet, one stained glass for the shower. Not really for a family of 4 when you want a little privacy doing your business or taking a shower. Also the beds are said to be queen, but they're really doubles. Once we changed rooms, it was better. Got a room with working AC and a bathroom area with a real door. Except the bedframe was really shaky. One wheel fell/broke off by our last day. Food: Seeing past reviews I was expecting worse. The food was always fresh. Edible. Not a huge variety but the basics were there. Pizza, pasta, rice, beans, meat, veggies. If you're a picky eater, then you will have something to complain about, but the food was fine for me. Limited fruits. Same everyday. Surprised there was no mangoes. And ice cream is for VIP members only. Unless it happened to be at the dessert counter that day. The Italian restaurant and Mexican restaurant were good. The fusion restaurant was terrible. Some stuff are not meant to fuse together for a reason. Drinks: From Friday to Sunday it's watered down. Even the non alcoholic drinks are watered down. But once Monday hits, the drinks were spot on. I was shocked Friday when I got a watered down Pina colada and my wife got a watered down Pina colada without alcohol. I was surprised again on Monday when I tasted my wifes non alcohol Pina colada and it was rich and sweet. I then got myself a Pina colada with alcohol and it tasted great! Beach: highlight of the trip. Nice clean beach, a lot of waves. Not a lot of seaweed. Only on our last day there was some. There are vendors on the beach sitting around the area. Lady's offering to do braids. Some selling crafts, fruits, tours. Friendly and not aggressive. But they will approach you several times. Just smile and say no thank you. Hotel staff: everyone is nice. Especially if you get to know them. Walking to breakfast there are the people that try to upsell you on either VIP or timeshares. Tell you to come to an "a la carte" breakfast for 20 mins. It's not 20 mins. It's a sales pitch. Just be polite and say no thank you. Hotel: A nice small hotel. Family friendly. BUT from Friday to Sunday it's jammed packed with locals. Maybe why the drinks are watered down. Also, Sunday lunch was crazy. We went for lunch at 12:45, sat at the table till 1:20 before we went to get our food. The buffet area was shoulder to shoulder with locals all clamoring for food before they leave. Entertainment: shows each night. Sometimes the room had the AC on, something no. No show on Monday night when we were there. Shows were good. Location: good location in Cabarete. Best to walk along the beach then go to a street to walk around. There's a grocery store not too far. Less than a 5 minute walk from the lobby. You can get stuff at a good price better than in the tourist areas. This place needs some upkeep. I think if they were to close one section of rooms at a time to renovate, it would be a solid 4 star hotel within a year. Overall: 3.5 on 5.
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The trip was lovely. My friend has cerebral palsy and used both a power wheelchair and walker during our trip to DR/ this resort. Both airports were super helpful accessibility wise, when my friend was transferred into a manual chair (which they always had workers to do this), they had a worker to push her in the manual chair. I anticipated I would be doing all the pushing and even more transferring. When we landed in DR, I was a little nervous when we got to the taxi and there was no ramp. Basically what they did with the taxi both ways when we got to the DR and when we were leaving, 3-4 guys lifted friend’s power chair into the taxi. We were both quite impressed since her chair is so heavy. We tipped them for all this great service. The resort was beautiful. Our room was pretty decent size and we just had to do a little bit of moving around since her power chair and Walker were in their but it was more than manageable. The resort was fairly accessible. My friend could easily get her power chair all around the resort. Our bathroom in the room was fully accessible and the shower was great, we just added in a chair from the balcony so my friend could sit since the silver bench would not come down and was kind of small. The bathrooms near the pool were not accessible but I would help her or we would just go back to the room. The only things she couldn’t get to was the basement which had the gym and disco. This wasn’t a huge deal since the gym didn’t have treadmill that my friend could use. The disco was pretty late and we had heard from other guests it was not that exciting. We were so happy, at first we did not think we're going to get my friend on the beach and then realize there was a specialized beach chair with huge wheels that the staff would transfer her into and get her on to the beach. This specialized Beach wheelchair could even be pulled into the ocean. The beach wheelchair was amazing! The pool had a railing and even the 2nd pool had stairs which were pretty easy for me to help my friend get in. Food wise it was meh. Some days the food was better than others. For me vegan wise, I asked guest services for that white card you had in the emails and she told me just to tell them I had allergies. I learned very quickly on the first night when we booked a restaurant that many of the waiters knew very little English or not enough to understand me. I ended up using Google Translate and at least having a translation on my phone that they could read that I was allergic to meat and dairy. The restaurants had pretty yummy food for meat eaters but for me vegan wise most nights I was just eating salad; only the Italian restaurant had an actual dish for me. The buffet had more vegan food with salad bar, fruit bar and usually beans and then I could have potatoes or rice. Horseback riding was even accessible trip out (dolphin swim too but did not do this option. Their were 2 other accessible options too). They transferred my friend onto the horse and then a worker stay on with her on the horse just to be safe. The horse back riding was awesome and so pretty along the beach.
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4.0
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1.0
30w

As a traveler that has stayed at countless Wyndham resorts, I'm writing this review with a keen sense of the expectations related to customer service.

Upon arrival to the resort, we realized parking was extremely limited and tight. It was inexcusable to have such a tiny parking lot (with tiny spaces) available for guests.

After checking in, we arrived at our room. The room carried a horrible, strong odor. We were forced to request a room change. The front desk switched our rooms, and we were relocated. When we walked in the door of the new room, we were hit with hot air. The gentleman from the hotel that helped us move said he thought if felt comfortable. We insisted maintenance check things out. After about an hour of waiting in the heat, maintenance arrived. After some time, maintenance identified the freon was low. Maintenance added freon and our room soon cooled.

The new room did not have towels, so we requested some. They never were delivered. So, we had to request again. After a long wait, the towels finally arrived. During the entire stay, if we requested something, there was always a long delay receiving it. At times we never received what we needed, and we had to follow up. Unfortunately, none of the staff ever followed up with us to ensure our needs/requests were met.

Days later, we received a note under the door to visit the front desk. Upon visiting the front desk, we were told we had to be relocated to another room because they were doing maintenance on the building. So, we packed up again, and prepared to relocate. Upon arriving to the new room, we were pleasantly surprised the air conditioning seemed to be working. However, our new room keys were not :( The gentlemen said the door needed to be reprogrammed, so he called another gentleman to reprogram the door. When the gentlemen arrived, he couldn't reprogram the door, because the battery was not working in the machine. So, he left to get a battery. Meanwhile another gentleman came and tried to make the keys work, and was unsuccessful. So I waited. Finally the other gentleman came back with the programming machine with the battery. Unfortunately, when he tried again to program the door to accept the room keys...it still didn't work. Then the other gentlemen went back to the front office to see if reprogramming the keys would work. When he returned, the keys finally worked... after another one-hour ordeal.

The new room did not have a trash can. So before venturing out for the day, we notified the front deck, with the hopes we would have a trash can upon our return. The gentleman at the front desk assured us he would take care of it. Unfortunately, when we returned that evening, there still was no trash can. So, we had to go back to the front desk and inform the new gentleman that was on duty for the evening. After another long wait, we eventually got a trash can that night.

That same night, we woke up to realize we were drenched in sweat, only to realize the air conditioner was blowing hot air. The air conditioner had stopping working....again.

The next day I stopped by the front desk to let them know the air conditioner was blowing hot air. They said they would send maintenance right away. When the maintenance man arrived, he walked in and said everything seemed fine to him. I looked at him in disbelief with sweat pouring from my brow. Then he said "it looks like the TV is working great". I told him it was not the TV... it was the air conditioner. He said the front office told him it was the TV :( He checked the air conditioner, and reported the cause was low freon...again. We finally got cold air that night.

The attention to detail on behalf of the management and staff to ensure rooms are ready for guests, ensuring proper guest follow up when notified of issues, having a speedy response to requests for room essentials, taking ownership to ensure issues are resolved, and overall customer service was in need of a huge improvement. The resort did not reflect an acceptable level of...

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4.0
21w

First off, I wish I had written a review from last years trip to this resort - we stayed in July 2025- as we loved it. We felt it was great value for the money. Not what I’d consider a 5 star hotel but we knew that coming in and felt the experience was good. This made us come back again this week. We paid a small amount more than last year and unfortunately the experience was a lot different this year.|I’ll start with the positives:|Just like last year the hotel is smaller which we love and the beach is clean and virtually rock free. We love how you can sit by the pool and see the ocean/beach along with the pool and the bar and washrooms - this is helpful when travelling with kids.|Bar staff was excellent.|Breakfast staff was excellent.|A la cartes (we only got two) were the best meals all week. We did the Italian and the Mexican. Highly recommend both as food was very good.|Now for the bad (I hate complaining but this is deserving and serves as a warning for anyone considering coming here).|We checked in and asked if we could pay for a second room. As we are with kids and our family had adjoining rooms last year we asked if we could get that again. Front desk guy said no and that we would have to talked to someone at air transat. The rep at air transat said that’s not true. Anyway, we just went to our room and the room was tiny compared to last year (all together room). Plus sink and mirror were by the living room which isn’t ideal because the kids sleep area is open to it so my wife would wake up the kids. |So we went back down to front desk and explained room last year was much larger and sink/toilet/shower were all in one room with a door. The front desk manager Yoan now got involved. We asked again if we could pay for a second adjoining room. He said no rooms adjoining were available but for $483 more we could move to two adjoining rooms the following day, in meantime we could move to a larger all together room. Air conditioning didn’t work. Didn’t sleep. Back to front desk next morning. No help and magically the adjoining rooms were now going to cost an additional $1000 for the rest of the week. Yoan claims it was a misunderstanding and that the $483 is per adult. It was a flat out lie on his end. We sensed he felt we were just whiners and didn’t want to help.|Went to customer service, and a super sweet lady named Elcris managed to upgrade us for free to a massive room on third floor. Sadly it was hot in there too so we asked for someone to come fix ac. Three times a tech came and it never worked. 11pm at night we went back to front desk and they moved us to another much smaller all together room. But ac worked so we kept it. Never got to purchase an additional room as suddenly no adjoining rooms were available. Also very odd considering the hotel was half dead. The busiest day was Friday and Saturday when locals over took the hotel. |The food: I don’t think I have ever complained about food on a trip before and I have been to 20 or more all inclusives all thru Caribbean mexico etc and food was not good (except a la cartes). We were served 5 varieties of rice, beans, mush. I didn’t see chicken breast once or beef. It was all low quality. We lived on mediocre pizza and bread and pasta. Fruit station usually had pineapple which was also another thing we lived on.|The pool: it’s a good size and good location. Sadly it was disgustingly dirty. Three days into trip they drained it finally and cleaned it. Debris and cups and junk was floating in it prior to that. It was half green. Really gross. Usually at prior hotels we would see pool staff scrubbing daily. Not here. Oh and did I mention we saw staff walking around pool and walking past garbage and clumps of hair. Empty drink cups were about all they collected.|Long story short, I genuinely planned to make this an annual summer getaway for my family (2 adults and 3 kids). After this experience and the lack of care from the front desk staff specifically Yoan and Kiren (his boss) we will not return and I would highly recommend paying to...

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1.0
1y

Disgusted and appalled! My experience was quite disappointing. Certain staff members require a quick training on appropriate hospitality practices or should not be working there at all!

I checked out yesterday at, 10/26/24 at 6am because I had to be at the airport by 8am. The man at the front desk would not allow me to checkout because I didn't have the beach towel card key. I told him I forgot and the towel was on the room I also told him I was in a rush because I had to go to the airport. Instead of trying to accommodate me he's literally going back and forth with me talking about that he can't let me check out until I go get the towel. I reiterated again that I had no time to go back to the room to call a staff member and have them go get it. This back and forth went on for 15 minutes TOO LONG! Then he started mumbling trying to guilt trip me saying that if I don’t get the towel he would have to pay for it. WHAT??? Right when I was about to lose it on him, my cousin ended up running back to the room to get the towel. I was beside myself I couldn't fathom his indifference and disregard for whether I missed my flight because of a beach towel? I felt like I was in the twilight zone.

Then he gives us a ticket to get our car. We walk out just a few feet to the parking attendant and we can’t find the ticket. The same man at the front desk sees us going crazy looking for the ticket and instead of saying to the parking attendant, hey no worries I literally just gave her the ticket in front of you let her go, or, issuing us a new ticket, nope, he’s stays watching like a mute as we unpack our bag until we find the ticket all while know that we need to drive two hours away to the airport!

The room itself was a letdown. It was rundown with the bare minimum.

The Buffett area has a bunch of stray cats running around, jumping on the table while you're dining, begging for food. Some of them were fighting with each other right by you. Their hair all over the table. Very disgusting and unsanitary.

To top it off, the dining options were limited with poor service. You have to make reservations for the "private" restaurants outside of the Buffett which are included (ALL INCLUSIVE) if not you can't dine in them which it's fine until it wasn't. They don't tell you this when you arrive. So we made a reservation for the Mexican restaurant 10/24/24, 6:45pm. We get there and after a 10 minute wait the host comes over looking miserable with the reservation list. She looks at the list and states that it says that WE cancelled the reservation. My cousin and I looked at each other puzzled and told her we didn't cancel it hence why we're there. She legit points at the list and tells us again that WE cancelled it. Now I'm getting annoyed so I told her, we didn't, we're here, can you please Accommodate us? Mind you, there were about five empty tables. She said she couldn't and simply walked off, leaving us there feeling foolish. No apology, no nothing, just rude, dismissive, and disrespectful. I was floored.

As per the "private" beach, the minute you set foot on the sand the pan handling vendors start harassing you trying to sell you things and won't accept refusal until you become so frustrated that you start being impolite.

The bartenders were great other than the one that served me a fake vodka shot which seems to be his MO because when I went to return it the other The bartenders were great other than the one that served me a fake vodka shot which seems to be his MO because when I went to return it the other bartenders asked me who I got it from and when I described him they looked at each other and started laughing and immediately knew who I was talking about.

Someone told me "you get what you pay for." And that all I did was complain. I apologize for wanting basic courtesy and hospitality, regardless of whether I spent nothing or a thousand dollars!

Other than that I had a great time. Needless to say I'll never return to that resort and possibly not even DR that's how disgusting that...

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