TORONTO — Another batch of top Caribbean resorts have announced their reopening dates, just in time for the winter season.
The latest properties set to welcome back guests following months of temporary closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic include TRS Cap Cana Hotel in Punta Cana, Atlantis Paradise Island in the Bahamas, and Grand Hyatt Baha Mar, also in the Bahamas.
TRS CAP CANA HOTEL, Punta Cana
Palladium Hotel Group will resume operations in the Dominican Republic next month with the reopening of the adults-only TRS Cap Cana Hotel on Dec. 4. Located just 10 minutes from the Punta Cana International Airport, the hotel offers an all-inclusive experience that includes the Zentropia Palladium Spa & Wellness centre, a long, pristine beach and an exclusive marina where guests can enjoy boat trips, fishing and diving.
To ensure a worry-free stay for all guests, Palladium Hotel Group is offering free medical insurance through its Stay Safe Plus program. Through the program, guests are protected against any unforeseen circumstances as a result of the current pandemic. Palladium’s health and safety protocols are certified by SGS, the world’s leading inspection, verification, testing and certification services company.
ATLANTIS PARADISE ISLAND, the Bahamas
The iconic Atlantis Paradise Island will resume operations on Dec. 10, welcoming guests back with renovated Royal East Tower guestrooms, Harborside Resort villas, and The Reef residential-style studios and suites (opening Dec. 17).
In celebration of the reopening, guests can take advantage of the limited-time, first-night free offer, bookable between Nov. 10-22, and valid for stays between Dec. 10-17 with a two-night minimum length of stay.
Upon reopening, the resort will also unveil new bespoke experiences for families, small groups and couples. From exclusive family adventures at Dolphin Cay and private sunset speedboat tours, to art tours, shark and mermaid camps, secluded dinners on the beach, dive-in movie nights and more, friends and family will be able to reconnect over a wide variety of options, modified to meet new safety protocols.
For information about the comprehensive Atlantis Clean & Safe Promise, which has now been implemented to keep guests and staff safe, click here.
GRAND HYATT BAHA MAR, The Bahamas
Grand Hyatt Baha Mar, part of the Baha Mar destination complex in the Bahamas, is set to reopen its doors on Dec. 17. The phased reopening approach will continue with the opening of Rosewood Baha Mar, followed by SLS Baha Mar.
In addition to meeting the entry requirements established by The Islands of The Bahamas, Baha Mar guests will be required to take a complimentary COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Test upon arrival to the resort destination in an attempt to ensure the health, safety and well-being of guests during their stay.
The Baha Mar Commitment to Wellbeing program has been put in place ahead of the destination’s reopening on Dec. 17. The program includes enhanced hygiene and sanitization practices across Baha Mar Resort, Baha Mar Casino and The Performing Arts & Convention Center. These include enhanced housekeeping and engineering, heightened food safety and digital ordering, touchless payments and additional technology methods.
On-property construction continued throughout the resort’s temporary closure as part of Phase II, a US$300 million investment that includes contemporary upgrades and improvements to Meliá Nassau Beach and other outdoor offerings such as Baha Bay Beach Club and Baha Bay, the all-new luxury aquatic experience scheduled for completion in 2021.
For more hotel reopening updates, go to https://www.travelweek.ca/uncategorized/coronavirus-updates-from-major-sun-destination-resort-brands/.
