The $2 million remodel, which will take place in early fall, includes its main buffet restaurant, La Yuca, and the property lobby.
MIAMI – Viva Wyndham Resorts announced a renovation project at its all-inclusive Dominicus Palace resort located in La Romana, Dominican Republic. The $2 million remodel, which will take place in early fall, includes its main buffet restaurant, La Yuca, and the property lobby. The venture demonstrates Viva Wyndham Resorts’ continued commitment to providing guests with memorable experiences at an exceptional value.
La Yuca restaurant will be completely redesigned with new seating and tables with lighter woods, turquoise hues and aesthetic appointments. The lobby also will be totally redesigned from floor to ceiling with new furniture, rugs, lighting and design features. Both spaces will have a modern look and feel. The renovation project will take place from Aug. 30 to Oct. 25, 2015.
During the renovation, guests can enjoy buffet service at the Viva Wyndham Dominican Palace onsite restaurants including Viva Mexico and La Pizzeria. La Papaya Snack will offer an enriched buffet from 12:30 – 3 p.m. daily for guests who prefer to lunch by the pool.
Guests will still be able to enjoy the a la carte restaurants La Roca, Atlantis and The 25° as well as the restaurants at Viva Wyndham Dominicus Palace’s sister property next door, the Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach. In addition to all of the outstanding dining options, guests can relish the services and amenities the resort has to offer such as a pristine beach, daily activities, unlimited non-motorized sports, live entertainment, the gym and the Metamorphosis Spa.
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