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Literally across the street from the Turquesa condo complex main entrance

The Level is the premium tier of both the adult and family sides

I haven’t but adding to my 2025 bucket list

For me, combination of the grounds, facilities, pool & beach experience - no resort is perfect, but in the aggregate, this one delivers

Several local developments have experienced issues after Katmandu closed and the government crackdown on Haitian immigrants - many of whom worked on construction projects

Depends largely on which resort you visit, and most importantly, the vacancy rate at the time of your visit.

Not to my knowledge. The public infrastructure in Punta Cana is next to non-existent. Roads and sidewalks are very narrow and in very bad shape. We love cycling, but I would never attempt it on the public roads of the DR. Their road fatality rate is amongst the highest in the world, and most victims are on some type of scooter, moped, motorcycle, and yes, bicycles. Very very dangerous.

@@PuntaCanaTravelVideos Thanks and have a great day👍

Regardless of whether you book the Level or not, you will not have any problem finding a shady spot on the beach in January - 🏖️- there are so many palapas and trees, we’ve never had any issues. The pool can be challenging in February and March in terms of chair availability, but January is not as busy so you should be fine - but the Level does increase your selection of chair real estate by 33% or so and they are nicer, padded lounge chairs. The big bonus with the Level is the Quimera restaurant - such good food and service! Hope you have an amazing stay!

That varies depending on how you book, who you book with, and whether you upgrade upon arrival. The fee fluctuates based on several factors, principally hotel occupancy.

Thanks 🙏🏻 for sharing - we hope to have a new video soon with additional properties

I rented a unit there not long ago the community as we speak 7/5/2024 is getting a boost / upgrade - pool area - would love to see an update on this community- I’m sure prices will go up -- love it 😍

Thank you 🙏🏻 we appreciate the feedback

In terms of dimensions, all the rooms are the same size, with the exception of very few suites that feature a separate living room and bedroom. Otherwise, the only difference is hat the Level rooms are better appointed in terms of furnishings and amenities. I stay for two months in a non-level room and am perfectly happy with how it. BUT I do upgrade my bracelet to the Level for access to Quimera which is non-negotiable for me because the food at that facility is the best on the resort.

WOW, thank you for the fast reply, we look foward to see more of yours videos. Thanks André. you never know we may see you over there..lol

ohh. sorry , i forgot, as for the taxi, do you recommend that we reserve a taxi before getting at the airport or just take any taxi when we get there..thanks André

Do not reserve ahead of time - better to grad a cab there - $30-$35 from the airport to the Melia resorts

@@PuntaCanaTravelVideos Hello André, we really appreciate all the infos and all your videos. And the time you took to answers to all our questions. THANKS

A beautiful and booming area!

Merci mon ami!

Yes - but you must make that request with the hotel management

@@PuntaCanaTravelVideos thank u. Love your vlogs. So informative.

It truly is the best pool and beach 🏖️ experience in Punta Cana

@@PuntaCanaTravelVideos I was trying to find a place I could afford for going to Punta Cana next feb for the entire month. It was one of those that had the best price but still high.

You’re welcome!

The top shelf vodka on offer at The Level is Grey Goose, Absolut and Stoli. I did see others I did not recognize. I would not recommend the house vodka.

Can’t blame him - that would be very traumatizing

Beautiful little shop - very popular with the locals

Unfortunately the resort is adults only, but the Melia Caribe next door is almost identical and family friendly

I also did enjoyed the video. Fortunally I have friends in the Dominican Goverment. I will make sure that they see the video.

Wishing you an amazing vacation!

Dolce is my favourite - for Diner and a show the Los Corales location - for a more upscale dinner experience, their location down the road at the Palma Real mall

Beach flea market has the best selection

Los Corales is a great area - wishing you an amazing stay!

@@PuntaCanaTravelVideos Thank you for the great videos. I didn't know half these bars were there. That rooftop bar looks amazing and its an 8 minute walk from my Airbnb.

In June, the weather in the Dominican Republic is generally warm and tropical. It is the beginning of the rainy season, so there can be occasional showers and thunderstorms. However, these usually don't last for long and the sun often comes out soon after.

Most likely hotter than March as you’re entering the spring season

@@PuntaCanaTravelVideos Thank you i hope not too much rain 🤞🌞

I’ve come across too many debit cards 💳 getting ‘stuck’ in ATM’s and dubious charges on cards when travelling - I prefer to use cash

It is indeed beautiful - wishing you an amazing stay

We prefer to bring pesos as you get dinged unfavourably on the exchange rate on every single transaction when using credit or debit cards

Jelly Fish comes to mind - but I assume it will be a premium item on their menu

Yes - just up the road from Whala across from Kat’s Corner

The beach 🏝️ is beautiful this year - best I’ve seen it in a long time - but the weather was unsettled from January to March

The shop is called Los Corales Cigar Gallery. I would estimate a 30-40 minute walk down the beach from Iberostar Grand Bavaro.

Thank you 🙏🏻 for your kind words - hope you find perfect accommodations for your next stay!

I would recommend Los Corales over El Cortecito at the moment in terms of access to retail stores and restaurants. In terms of a specific unit, the #1 rule in these areas is that you get what you pay for - I strongly recommend visiting the website listed in the video description - they manage dozens of rental properties and will help you find one that meets your needs and budget.

This was the month of February

@@PuntaCanaTravelVideos thanks! Do you know what it’s like in August?

@@margarethendricks4731expect it to be hotter - winter/spring is about 28c whereas August is about 31c

@@PuntaCanaTravelVideos thank You for replying. I’ve been to Egypt in July so it will be interesting to compare the heat of the desert to the Caribbean!

It’s a wonder it all works - I’ve often had to dodge electrical wires while walking 🚶 the streets of Punta Cana

Depends on the unit - but generally something of this caliber would be between $2750-$3500 per month