Las Américas International José Francisco Peña Gómez Airport (SDQ): Approximate driving time is 10 minutes and distance is 5 miles (8 km.)

Driving directions from Las Américas International José Francisco Peña Gómez Airport: Turn right onto Las Américas International Hwy and continue until exiting into the village of Boca Chica. At the first traffic light turn right and follow Calle Duarte. Follow the signs to the hotel.

Getting there: The best way is by beige-colored tourist taxis which charge flat fares in the $15–$25 range. Rental cars and limousines are more than $36. Fees subject to change without notice. Rental cars are available online.

Getting around: This hotel is in a tourist and beach area with plenty of shopping, dining, and entertainment choices immediately around the hotel. But to go farther, taxis are best. Taking one from the hotel is probably safest and fare should be understood before the ride begins. Other ways to travel are by motorcycle taxis called motoconchos which cruise in the downtown area for less than $5 a ride. Local buses are available for fares of less than $5. Fees subject to change without notice.

All-Inclusive Plan - Rate includes the following:

Not included: Imported liquor and beer, casino drinks, fine wines, lobster, minibar, room service; in-room safe (fee for use); motorized water sports, night tennis; laundry; medical services; telephone calls, Internet service; babysitting; massage and beauty services.

El Charro - Featuring shrimp and enchiladas, this Mexican restaurant offers an à la carte menu for dinner. Reservations required. Men are requested to wear long pants and shirts with sleeves.

El Rigoletto - This restaurant serves Italian fare from an à la carte dinner menu. Reservations required. Men are requested to wear long pants and shirts with sleeves.

El Pelicano - Not part of the All-Inclusive Plan, this restaurant is built over the Caribbean and features seafood for lunch and dinner. Reservations required. Men are requested to wear long pants and shirts with sleeves.

Delimar - This casual, beachfront spot serves a Continental breakfast until 11 AM and then reopens at noon with a light buffet and fast foods such as burgers. Every other night, it opens again at 11 PM and remains open until 6 AM. Alternate nights, an adjacent pizzeria opens for all-night food service.

The resort contains six bars, including a beach bar that remains open 24 hours a day.

Room service is available 24 hours a day, but is not part of the All-Inclusive Plan.

Amenity highlights: Coral reefs ensure the sea remains calm and shallow enough off the 150-yard-wide beach to permit aquatic volleyball 20 yards from shore. Sand so white it won't burn feet extends 100 yards into the resort. Thatch-roof palapas offer shade. The resort's Beach Section pool is medium-sized, with a children's pool adjacent. The Garden Section's pool is a huge, free-form attraction and includes a 20-person, cool-water spa raised above one end.

Insider tip: Located in a garden flanked by shops and the casino, the spacious, open-air Baccarat bar is a tranquil spot for savoring starlit nights near the beach. It offers cushioned seating for comfortable conversations.

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.