Santiago Province Vacation Packages

Perfect for first all inclusive resort experience. Definitely primarily focused on families and older guests, but there were some other young people to connect with. Super relaxing, safe and beautiful and wonderful staff. Food is 11/10. Best to book excursions through the resort for reliability, and the photographer was great too.

The room was great! Very clean and spacious. Most people in our group of 9 got sick. Not sure if from food or drinks… if you’re a nonmember, you do not have access to any of the nicer amenities. The resort layout is confusing, not very easy to navigate by walking.

Beds were really uncomfortable for me. Staff was kind and helpful!

The staff there was great! They were very friendly, always checking in and greeting with a smile. I did wish the restaurants were more diverse, having more cultural foods to eat instead of things you eat back home… the facility did lose power a few times, also did not have the hottest water so prepare for that. One thing I can say is, if you are looking for a diverse stay, pick somewhere else because besides the workers there was not much diversity. I did enjoy my time there besides that!

I recently stayed at the Viva Wyndham all-inclusive hotel and had a mixed but overall decent experience. Starting with the positives, the room was very clean and well-maintained throughout my stay, which made a great first impression. The air conditioning worked exceptionally well—definitely a big plus, especially in the warmer climate. The staff truly stood out; everyone I interacted with was friendly, welcoming, and eager to help, which added a lot to the overall experience. The hotel also has two bars that were both enjoyable, offering a good atmosphere and solid drink options. However, there are several areas that need improvement. The food was probably the biggest disappointment. While there was variety, it lacked authenticity and flavor. Introducing more authentic and diverse food options would significantly enhance the dining experience. Another issue was the entertainment setup. The entertainment area is not enclosed, and the noise carries late into the night, making it difficult for guests to get proper rest. Enclosing this space or better managing sound levels would make a big difference. The beach is inconveniently located about a 3–5 minute walk from the hotel, which a little bit farther than expected, and the resort itself seems understaffed. Because of this, not all restaurants are open daily—typically one is closed, while the others are often fully booked, making it frustrating to plan for dinner. In summary, while the hotel has some strong points—particularly