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Serenade All Suites, Adults Only Resort

Cabeza De Toro, Dominican Republic

4.7(3,673 reviews)

Adults OnlySerenade Caribbean Resorts

Serenade All Suites is an adults-only (18 and over), suites-only resort in the calmer Cabeza de Toro pocket of Punta Cana, and that format is the reason to book it. With 325 suites across three four-storey buildings, it feels nothing like a 1,000-room mega-resort with an adults section bolted on: everyone here is in a suite and nobody brought kids. The key fact the brochure photos do not make obvious is that it is paired with sister resort Serenade Punta Cana, and guests share that property's facilities, including the Serene Spa and the Sunset rooftop bar with its 400 m² infinity pool. The vibe is relaxed and social rather than party-heavy.

Traveler Insights

Pros

+Every room is a suite, and the base Junior Suite is 49 m² (527 sq ft) with a balcony or terrace, noticeably more space than a standard Punta Cana all-inclusive room
+Genuinely adults only (18 and over) at 325 suites across three four-storey buildings, small enough that staff recognise returning faces
+A varied restaurant lineup: The Market and The Ocean buffets, plus Koi (Asian), Braseria (Brazilian-style rodizio grill), La Palapa (Caribbean) and Gourmet (international) a la carte
+Two pools with swim-up bars, including a beachfront pool right at the sand with an integrated jacuzzi, and a 50 m² jacuzzi at the main pool
+Guests also get the facilities of sister resort Serenade Punta Cana next door, including the Sunset rooftop bar and its 400 m² rooftop infinity pool
+Serene Spa covers 835 m² with Natura Bisse treatments, a sauna and a hydrotherapy circuit, with one hydrotherapy session included per stay
+A long water-sports list on Cabeza de Toro beach: hobie cat, paddleboarding, kayaking, windsurfing, snorkeling and a scuba introduction, some free and some charged
+Bar and pool staff are friendly and keep drinks coming without being flagged down, and the quieter Cabeza de Toro location is only 15 minutes from Punta Cana airport

Cons

−Food consistency is the most common complaint: some weeks guests report thin, repetitive options while others in the same month praise their meals
−Service and room quality vary by week and shift, so two couples on overlapping stays can come home with very different reviews
−Maintenance has not kept pace everywhere, with guests mentioning worn room doors, faulty elevator buttons and suite jacuzzis that did not work
−Air conditioning failures come up repeatedly, including a guest whose unit worked for one day and stayed broken despite several complaints
−The water in front of the resort is shallow and sargassum can arrive in season, so it is better for wading than real swimming
−Some recent reviews mention bathroom odours alongside broader cleanliness gripes
−English among staff is uneven, which makes requests and complaints harder for guests without Spanish
−Much of the headline infrastructure, including the spa, the rooftop infinity pool and the Preferred Club lounge, sits in areas shared with Serenade Punta Cana rather than on this property alone

The resort's 2025 fact sheet lists The Market and The Ocean buffets plus four a la carte venues: Koi for Asian food, Braseria for Brazilian-style rodizio, La Palapa for Caribbean cooking and Gourmet for international dishes. Bars include a lobby bar, coffee shop, piano bar, the Wet Bar swim-up and the Bar Playa Sand on the beach. Food is where reviews split most: some weeks guests are happy, others find the options thin and repetitive, which reads as a consistency problem rather than a collapse. Junior suites are 49 m², the Master Suite 78 m² and the Deluxe Suite 120 m² (both with a jacuzzi on the terrace), and the two top suites are 223 m² with a private 12 m² pool. Swim-out terraces come in garden, pool and oceanfront views. The physical negatives are real: maintenance lags in places, air conditioning failures recur, and some guests mention bathroom odours, so check your room on arrival.

This resort makes the most sense for couples and solo travelers who want a suite and an adults-only crowd without paying Excellence or Secrets prices. It does not compete with the ultra-premium adults-only flagships on polish, and it does not try to. Paying for Elite service (included with the Master, Deluxe, oceanfront and top suites) adds a private lounge, butler, a private pool and beach area and guaranteed specialty reservations. Punta Cana International Airport is about 15 minutes away, and Bavaro and Cap Cana are easy day trips.

Common Questions

Is the resort on the beach?

Yes, though not every suite is steps from the sand. The resort's fact sheet calls it beachfront and places its beachfront pool, with a swim-up bar and jacuzzi, directly by the beach, while also describing the white-sand beach as about 260 metres away. Expect a short walk from some buildings. The water is shallow and sargassum can arrive in season, so it suits wading more than swimming.

How does Serenade compare to Breathless or Secrets in Punta Cana?

Serenade is considerably cheaper, and the all-suites format gets you more space for the money. The trade-off is service polish and maintenance; the premium brands deliver more consistent execution. It is a solid choice if you want an adults-only suite without the premium price.

How is the food really?

Variable. The lineup is two buffets, The Market and The Ocean, plus Koi (Asian), Braseria (rodizio grill), La Palapa (Caribbean) and Gourmet (international) a la carte. Some guests eat well all week; others report thin, repetitive choices, so it seems to depend on the week. Book the a la carte venues early, and Elite guests can also reserve restaurants at Serenade Punta Cana.

Which suite is worth booking?

The 49 m² Junior Suite is fine for most couples, and the swim-out versions add a terrace straight onto the pool. The Master Suite (78 m²) and Deluxe Suite (120 m²) have a jacuzzi on the terrace and include Elite service, but guests have found terrace jacuzzis not working, so check yours on arrival. Whatever you book, test the air conditioning before you unpack, since it is easier to switch rooms then.

What do I share with Serenade Punta Cana?

Quite a lot. The fact sheet says the spa, the meeting rooms, the Sunset rooftop bar with its 400 m² infinity pool and the Preferred Club lounge are in shared areas or at Serenade Punta Cana, and guests have access to that resort's facilities and services. It widens what you can use, but it also means those spaces are not exclusive to this adults-only property.

How far is the resort from Punta Cana International Airport?

About 15 minutes, according to the resort. La Romana International is about an hour away and Las Americas in Santo Domingo about two hours. Most guests pre-book a transfer through the resort or a third party.

Restaurants (6)

Type	Restaurants
Buffet	The Market, The Ocean
Asian	Koi
Steakhouse	Braseria Steak House
Caribbean & local	La Palapa
International & fusion	Gourmet (at Serenade Punta Cana)

From the resort's own dining pages. Only restaurants the resort lists are shown. All are covered by the all-inclusive rate, per the resort.

What's nearby

Bávaro Beach
25 min drive · 8.1 mi
Macao Beach
35 min drive · 20 mi
Cap Cana Marina
30 min drive · 14 mi
Hoyo Azul
40 min drive · 17 mi

More things to do (20)

Playa Blanca · beach25 min drive · 11 mi
Juanillo Beach · beach30 min drive · 14 mi
Scape Park · adventure park40 min drive · 17 mi
Punta Espada Golf Club · golf35 min drive · 17 mi
Higüey · town55 min drive · 36 mi
Arena Gorda Beach · beach30 min drive · 13 mi
Los Corales · town25 min drive · 8.9 mi
Dolphin Explorer · adventure park4 min drive · 0.7 mi
Catalonia Caribe Golf Club · golf9 min drive · 2.7 mi
Cocotal Golf & Country Club · golf20 min drive · 9.2 mi
Vista Cana Golf Club · golf25 min drive · 9.4 mi
White Sands Golf Course · golf25 min drive · 12 mi
Iberostar Bávaro Golf Club · golf25 min drive · 12 mi
Barceló Bávaro Golf · golf30 min drive · 8.6 mi
Cana Bay Golf Club · golf30 min drive · 14 mi
Indigenous Eyes Ecological Park · nature30 min drive · 12 mi
Deep-sea fishing charter · excursion30 min drive · 14 mi
Dolphin Island Park · adventure park35 min drive · 9.3 mi
Hoyo Claro · cenote40 min drive · 18 mi
Basilica of Our Lady of Altagracia, Higüey · historic site55 min drive · 36 mi

Amenities

Adults-Only Pool

Nightclub

Diving

Swim-Up Bar

Snorkeling

Free Wi-Fi

Nightly Entertainment

Buffet Dining

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Spa

Gym

Beach

Style & Rooms

Atmosphere

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Room upgrades

Swim-Up RoomsMaster SuiteDeluxe Suite

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Google Reviews★ 4.7 · 3,673 reviews

Tyme E.

2 weeks ago

“Overall, we had a really nice vacation here. Our room was large and clean. Any issues were dealt with promptly. Fridge stocked daily with beer wine and soda (leave a note for what you would prefer). Food was enjoyable at the ala cartes, with the exce...”

Dave W.

a month ago

“The resort was great overall. The facility and rooms were kept clean, the food was good and the alcohol kept flowing. However, the staff made our visit amazing. Everyone was so friendly and always ensuring you were having a good time. If you go to Se...”

Ekaterina G.

a month ago

“Very nice resort overall! Food was decent, especially the fruits and fishes. However, some of the waiters could definitely be more friendly and clear when it comes to explaining the food options. The room was clean and very spacious. The gym is great...”