El Seibo Beach Resorts

"Had a very good experience. Super clean property. Staff is helpful. Kids will enjoy this place. However, Need more food options at beach area. Also need to add Indian cuisine dishes. Most of the staff doesn't know English, that is challenging. Sweetery shop has average quality icecream. "

" Bird poop and cloudy water in pools with bouncy setup - pretty disgusting - as a physician I suggest avoiding those if you can. Food - 6/10 - ok for AI but not your typical big city average restaurant food. Diarrhea 3 days out of the 6. Hotel staff service 8/10. They are very nice and accommodating Room - Excellent 9/10 Gym - 10/10. Best hotel gym by far "

"Check in was awful. We were offered a different room to be closer to our group but that room was not ready yet. We were told 30 minutes and escorted to the beach grill to wait. . . 2 hours later we decided to try and find the xhale lounge where we checked in to ask for help. No staff that checked us in were there and everyone was confused. It is also hard to find anything and the layout is poor. Then in order to access are "VIP" benefits we had to activate our key card the next day- mind you we were only staying for a long weekend- the guy took forever to activate them trying to get us to come to the time share breakfast the next day and then attempted to guilt us by saying if we dont go he gets in trouble and he doesnt get paid a salary so if we dont go he does not get paid. We were harassed multiple times by other staff trying to get us to do excursions or other activities when all we wanted to do was relax. "

"Friendly staff, great proximity to beach, solid restaurants, easy to book additional excursions. "

"The highlight of this vacation was the entertainment team, they made it memorable. Thank you, Caramelo, Maria, Madeleine, Francis, Christian and Jose. Also Mario and Brayan at the pool bar were great! "

"The property is great overall. Definitely very clean throughout. Food: the buffet food options were fantastic, like multiple kinds and cooks of proteins ( like stews, fajitas, fresh grilled, soups for all types of meats every night...) made to order pastas, extreme variety of desserts, great tropical fruits, really nice vegetarian options... breaksfasts were similar , all types of eggs from made to order omelets to fritatas, sunny side up, with veggies, inside a tortilla... to quail eggs, great variety of breads and pastries...so basically buffet was great!! I have been to many all inclusives and this buffet was one of the best. There are also 3 alacarte restaurants, the italian was delicious, Mediterranean was just seafood so we couldnt tey as a whole family as we have one sea food allergy family member...french was all booked multiple days in advance.... one negative about food services was how long it took them to take the finished plates away. Most times we had multiple plates and cups piled on top of each other on the side which made it difficult for us to enjoy the rest of the food as the table was very crowded with stuff (very difficult because we have a baby who wants to grab everything he sees...) Drinks: 1 pool, 1 beach, 2 by the lobby/casino bars. Cocktails and other drinks were okay overall. Most people we saw were getting pina coladas, beers or coco loco -- not the top brand alcohols ( no baileys, not good margaritas etc...) but pool bar staff were great."

"My overall experience is excellent. This is not a party hotel and really sticks to the Hyatt standards. Pros: cleanliness is excellent. Staff was very attentive and caring. Rooms are very comfortable including the bed. Easy check in and check out process. Cons: entertainment for adults can improve. An authentic Dominican Restaurant serving food cooked by a native chef would be amazing. A live band that plays classic merengue would be great. Comment: it is an amazing hotel with great service. I wish they would incorporate the Dominican Republic culture a bit more."

"Its a great property. Amenities are awesome. What threw me off was the check-in experience - they couldn't speak english and then the silly idea of selling preferred was just off putting, and then the fact that waiters don't speak english - when over 75% of your clientele is english speaking you ought to speak the language."

"Yes"