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Sanctuary Cap Cana debuts in Dominican Republic
All-Inclusive by Marriott Bonvoy welcomed the 30th all-inclusive property in its Caribbean and Latin America portfolio with the opening of Sanctuary Cap Cana, a Luxury Collection All-Inclusive Resort, Dominican Republic.
This adults-only resort is the first luxury all-inclusive resort for Marriott International in The Luxury Collection brand.
Located 15 minutes from Punta Cana International Airport, Sanctuary Cap Cana has 324 suites.
“Cap Cana is one of Dominican Republic’s most coveted areas,” said Brian King, President Caribbean & Latin America for Marriott International.
“Sanctuary Cap Cana is proof of our commitment to provide unique vacation retreats, now in a convenient all-inclusive format.”
Sanctuary Cap Cana offers four a la carte restaurants featuring cuisines such as Italian, Seafood, Asian, and a Steakhouse; a buffet restaurant; a coffee shop; deli; and seven bars.
The property features six pools, cabanas and sunchairs on the beach.
There is also a Sanctuary Spa and extensive indoor and outdoor event space.
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