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Cheap Hotels in the Dominican Republic with children |
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Accommodation codes: R/O - room only, S/C - self catering, B&B - bed & breakfast, H/B - half board, F/B - full board, AI - All inclusive, DI - Drinks included (S/C plus drinks). |
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Sosua by the Sea, Sosua, Dominican Republic, 06/05/08 B&B from £73.58 pp |
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Azzurro Cabarete Bay, Cabarete, Dominican Republic, 21/05/08 H/B from £130 pp |
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Tropical Casa Laguna, Cabarete, Dominican Republic, 06/05/08 AI from £93.13 pp |
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Don't risk loosing your holiday - Book where you see the ABTA & ATOL logo |
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Fun Royal/Tropical Beach Resort, Dominican Republic, 11/06/08 AI from £121 pp |
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Hotetur Dorado Club Resort, Playa Dorada, Dominican Republic, 10/03/08 AI from £102 pp |
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Puerto Plata Village, Playa Dorada, Dominican Republic, 11/07/08 AI from £115 pp |
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Important advice! If you book your flight & hotel together your holiday will become ATOL protected |
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Victoria Golf & Beach, Playa Dorada, Dominican Republic, 13/09/08 AI from £152 pp |
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Celuisma Playa Dorada, Dominican Republic, 15/07/08 AI from £113 pp |
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Casa Marina Reef, Sosua, Dominican Republic, 03/06/08 AI from £122 pp |
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We compare all rates from both the hotel and its agent and only show you the lowest |
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Paradise Beach Resort, Playa Dorada, Dominican Republic, 14/04/08 AI from £111 pp |
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Occidental Caribbean Village, Playa Dorada, 15/07/08 AI from £156 pp |
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Sosua Bay Hotel, Sosua, Dominican Republic, 16/07/08 AI from £142 pp |
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We have hundred's more family friendly cheap hotels & apartments in the Dominican Republic. To see them all simply use the search box below. |
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All holidays are ABTA & ATOL protected. Need help, then call us on 0845 430 2004 |
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Price is per person per week & given as an example, subject to availability. Based on 2 people sharing for 1 week at the board level shown. Price includes any Early Booking Discounts and Free Child Places. |
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The Dominican Republic shares the island with neighbouring Haiti. Inside the confines of the many resort hotels along the beautiful coastline, tourists languish in luxury, sipping cocktails under the palm trees and bathing in beautiful blue lagoons. The other face of the Dominican Republic can be found along the country roads, among the sugar cane, coffee and cocoa bean fields, where people labour in the sun and men play dominoes outside tumble-down shacks. For the local people (there are 8.5 million people on this well-populated part of Hispaniola island) tourism is an important source of income, and the thousands of visitors who come to enjoy the resorts and explore the Spanish Colonial legacy in this country 'where America began' are welcome.
