We stayed here in March 2012 and loved it. The town of Bayahibe is east of La Romana and just west of the famously beautiful Soana Island. It's a quiet enclave of the devoted scuba enthusiast. The hotel is clean as a whistle and cheerfully decorated. Breakfast is ample and a variety is offered. We had juice, fresh fruit, excellent... More

This is a really nice place for the money. We paid less than $60 for a double and about $30 for a single. They do, however, charge 5% to use a credit card.

This hotel is centrally located and has been recently modernized.It offers Wi-fi and a free internet access in the lobby.The rooms are spacious and clean, breakfast is served on the last floor with lots of choices.The other meals can be taken in the restaurant right by the sea.The hotel offers a private beach with towel and beds free of charge,... More

we have checked on this hotel for several years, as we have went there for about 9 years, we currently have a time share at the live canoa hotel, previously canoa coral. anyway,, we always take road trips all over the place, and thought we should plan for when our time share ran out,,, this cute pretty clean, very safe... More

Bayahibe has several all-inclusive resorts in the outlying areas, but the village itself has two hotels, Hotel Bayahibe and Villa Iguana. We chose Villa Iguana for the price but arrived to find our room under construction. Obviously a no-go. Luckily, we were visiting during the off-season, so there was availability at the Hotel Bayahibe. My mom, sister, and I, all... More

While checking the internet searching for simple hostels or hotels in Bayahibe, there is actually just one option in the village itself. Hotel Bayahibe has good rooms and beds, a nice bathroom, and offers a complete breakfast. At 8 o'clock they serve breakfast in an area overlooking the sea and small harbour. Plenty of coffee, a plate with fresh fruit,... More

Small hotel in quaint village. Great hub for water sports. Rooms are bare bones, but are a good size, clean, and safe. They have fridges in all the rooms and have small balconys with water views. Staff speaks vitually no english, so brush up on your spanish or be prepared to use a lot of hand signals. LOL They charge... More

I was recently working in the Dominican Republic, and stayed several nights at the Hotel Bayahibe in the small coastal town of Bayahibe, in the southeastern part of the country. The hotel was clean, convenient, and economical (single room + breakfast about $28 US). Plus, Bayahibe is perfectly located for checking out numerous local attractions, such as Parque Nacional del... More

My wife and I love to stay in this hotel in Bayahibe. We're volunteers so we cannot afford to stay here but once in a while, but it is comfortable and clean, very close to the beach, and situated right in the middle of town. The breakfast isn't fantastic, but it's good enough and with good-sized portions. It can be... More