Hotel Caño Hondo

Description: 

Caño Hondo Eco-Lodge is a magic, peaceful and original place where to stay. This natural and authentic hotel is located in famous Los Haitises National Park in Sabana de la Mar. All  rooms has a positive energy with beautiful view to San Lorenzo Bay and the Samana mountains.

The space

Apart from this hotel’s stunning architecture and exceptional service you can also enjoy numerous amenities from natural swimming pools, to amazing food to outdoor activities and excursions.                                                                                                                                                                                    You can enjoy picnic area or nighttime bonfire under a blanket of stars…no light pollution just a dark night sky and the sounds of a tropical forest alive.

Each of the lodge’s 28 rooms are named after birds that can be found in the park (there are some 110 species in Los Haitises).

Caño Hondo is located about 20 minutes outside of town (Sabana de la Mar). Because of the lodge’s remote location, the best way to arrive is via private vehicle or taxi.

Guest access

16 smoke-free guestrooms
Restaurant and bar/lounge
Lazy river and 11 outdoor pools
Rooftop terrace
24-hour front desk
Daily housekeeping
Laundry service
Multilingual staff
Free drinking water and coffee throughout the day
Picnic area
Free WiFi in public areas and free parking

Pet-friendly rooms can be requested (extra charge USD 10 per pet, per stay).

Activities & excursions

We have special prices for our guests!

List of the activities:
Zip lining
Rock wall climbing
Horseback riding
Whale watching (from Jan 15 – March 20)
Kayaking
Guided boat tours into Los Haitises
Bird Watching
Wildlife and Nature (Hiking)
Waterfalls El Limon

Reservation is required!
For more information about activities and excursions contact us. Reservations here

🛌 Rooms

Set your package that suits you!

1 Night + Breakfast included

Room for 1 person $ 86 USD
Room for couple (2 people) $ 122 USD for 2 people
Room for family or group (3 people) $ 133 USD for 3 people
Room for family or group (4 people) $ 144 USD for 4 people

Room for family or group (under 4 people) $ 45 USD per person

Children 2 – 10 years old: $ 25 USD per person

1 Night + Breakfast & dinner included

Room for 1 person $ 86 USD
Room for couple (2 people) $ 139 USD for 2 people
Room for family or group (3 people) $ 159 USD for 3 people
Room for family or group (4 people) $ 179 USD for 4 people

Room for family or group (under 4 people) $ 59 USD per person

Children 2 – 10 years old: $ 30 USD per person

1 Night + All inclusive

Room for 1 person $ 107 USD
Room for a couple (2 people) $ 149 USD for 2 people
Room for family or group (3 people) $ 189 USD for 3 people
Room for family or group (4 people) $ 229 USD for 4 people

Room for family or group (under 4 people) $ 68 USD per person

All prices included taxes & fees.

Children 2 – 10 years old: $ 40 USD per person

Under 2 years old no charge.

Other things to note:

On arrival day is your room available from 3:00 p.m.

Check-out time is 1:00 p.m.. If you wish to extend the check-out time, an additional fee equal to 30% of your room rate will be charged for extensions until 3:00 p.m.

Required at check in:
Credit card or cash deposit required
Government-issued photo ID required
Minimum check-in age is 18

Bar & Restaurant

There is a menu with numerous options for you to choose from. One beverage is also included per person with each meal. Alcoholic drinks are available for a fee as are additional beverages.

The hotel’s menu tells quirky tales of indigenous words and fabled stories of the area. It also highlights the regions typical dishes like crab, conch and minuta, a small fresh water fish that is enjoyed, locally, seasoned and fried. Fresh natural fruit juices are rotated daily: lime, melon, mango, tamarind, pineapple, etc.

National park Los Haitises

This vibrant humid forest is home to certain species that cannot be found anywhere else in the world, along with miles of untouched mangrove forests, secluded beaches, ancient caves and the Dominican Republic’s most diverse collection of endemic flora and fauna. What was once a sacred, safe haven for the Dominican Republic’s original inhabitants, the Taino Indians, is now a mysterious and awe-inspiring draw for those willing to leave the beaten track.