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Marriott adds Dominican Republic all-inclusive to The Luxury Collection brand
Marriott is adding its first all-inclusive resort to The Luxury Collection brand in the Dominican Republic.
In partnership with Playa Hotels & Resorts Sanctuary Cap Cana opens in summer 2022 under The Luxury Collection brand.
The resort is located in Cap Cana, a private enclave in Punta Cana, with 30,000 acres of beachfront
The adults-only 325-room resort underwent a renovation in 2019 and includes five a la carte restaurants, six bars, five pools, and Sanctuary Town, the resort’s own nightlife destination.
Owned by Francisco Martínez, Sanctuary Cap Cana is expected to become the first Playa managed resort under a Marriott International brand.
“We are thrilled to bring our first The Luxury Collection all-inclusive brand extension to the Dominican Republic,” said Laurent de Kousemaeker, Chief Development Officer, Caribbean and Latin America, Marriott International.
“We are also excited for the opportunity to work with Playa Hotels & Resorts.”
The Luxury Collection Hotels & Resorts brand comprises 123 hotels globally.
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