The Cuban presenter Raúl de Molina, 65, is a lover of traveling the world and staying in the most luxurious hotels, but his recent stay in the Dominican Republic left him surprised, since it exceeded all his expectations and he bragged about it in an extensive message he wrote on his social networks.
“I had never stayed in an “all inclusive” hotel, but this time I came here with the show where I have worked for more than 25 years @elgordoylaflaca. The hotel pools, one of them the largest I have ever been in, completely covered in tiles, another pool that was on my terrace and was part of a long private pool with access to almost 20 rooms and goes around half a hotel, the quality of the food in the restaurants, French, Indian, Italian, Peruvian, etc. and especially the treatment of its more than 1,000 employees was wonderful,” wrote the host of ‘El Gordo y La Flaca’ in a video that he shared on his social networks.
In his same message he detailed that the Hyatt Zilara Cap Canawhich was the accommodation where he stayed, does not ask anything of the hotels where he has stayed throughout the world.
“As you know, I have traveled a lot, I have visited the best hotels in the world but I was surprised by the week I spent at the @hyattzilaracapcana in #dominicanrepublic (…) This hotel has nothing to envy of many that I have stayed at such as Four Seasons, Ritz Carlton, Aman Resorts, Peninsula, Mandarin Oriental, Six Senses, One & Only, etc,” he continued in his message.
He then explained that throughout his stay, despite the fact that it was a work-related stay, they made him feel like a king, which he deeply appreciated.
“I spend a lot on my vacations, with my family, but it is important to recognize the Dominican people and the places where they make you feel like a king,” he concluded.
What is the hotel that Raúl de Molina loved so much like?
Located on Juanillo Beach in Punta Cana, Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana is an all-inclusive adults-only hotel.
In addition to the amenities described by ‘El Gordo’, it has bars, 25 restaurants, a water park, a world-class gym, a spa, meeting rooms, event halls, impressive sea views, direct access to the beach, among other amenities.
The cost of rooms per night ranges from $445 to $971.
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