Bani Hotel Guide - Los Almendros Beach hotels in Bani, Dominican Republic.

"Great place "

"Everything is fine I like it here the area the shop's 👍"

"Excellent, no issues will definitely book a trip there again "

"Rooms are nice and it’s a great hotel if you like to party! There’s a club/lounge that’s opened until 5am on their rooftop. Also, I enjoyed that the pool area was opened until 11pm "

"Whole place clean, owner personal and tentative, so friendly, above and beyond the usual standard. 100%"

"Great apartment very clean and comfortable "

"Excellent service, very nice people and amazing customer service… I can wait to go back!!"

"Looks brand new or at least recently renovated. Not many other guests (might be soft launch) so we got treated like royalty. The food was really good. The facilities are top notch. "

"This hotel is an excellent choice for anyone looking to head south. When searching for alternatives, I was thrilled to find that my town now has a hotel where reservations can be made online. As with all my reviews, I'll offer my humble opinion. Pros: The hotel is literally in the heart of the city, making it convenient for anyone visiting Bani. It also has a restaurant and parking, which is more convenient than other hotels in the area. Customer service is exceptional, and the security staff are friendly and professional. The room size was adequate, and the air conditioning worked very well. Cons: The room I stayed in was comfortable, but I had a bad experience with the bed and room service. One of the decorative pillows had a stain that played with my imagination because it was not embedded but appeared dry, which made me doubt the cleanliness. Additionally, the sheets were not well washed. The bed was not very comfortable but did its job. However, what I really didn't like was a crack near the air conditioner, through which a lot of water came in during a heavy rain one night. Overall, the service was very convenient, and the customer service was exceptional. I would definitely use this hotel again when I return to my hometown, Baní."