Reservations are now available for The St. Regis Cap Cana Resort in the Dominican Republic, which will open its doors to guests in spring 2025.
“The eagerly awaited opening of The St. Regis Cap Cana Resort ushers in a new benchmark of luxury in the Dominican Republic, offering guests an inspiring welcome to one of the world’s most idyllic viewpoints on bespoke service, refined dining, and mystical design, set within an iconic landmark on the island,” shared Laura Santoni, general manager, The St. Regis Cap Cana Resort. “We are thrilled to welcome guests and debut the brand’s legacy, exquisite atmosphere, and architecture in this paradisiacal and evolving destination.”
The resort will boast 182 guestrooms and suites with swim-out access, as well as a St. Regis Spa with 13 treatment rooms, beach access, four swimming pools, a children and teens club, a fitness center, and the famed St. Regis Butler Service. Punta Espada, a Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course, surrounds the resort. Additionally, more than 7,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting and event space will be on offer.
Nine unique restaurants will open with the resort, such as Nina, the signature outlet helmed by Chef Diego Muñoz. Other concepts will include a St. Regis Bar, a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant, a Latin tapas and cigar lounge, a pool bar and grill, a coffee shop, an open-air seaside bar, and a rooftop bar.
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