The All Inclusive program includes the following amenities:
• Buffet meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) with house wine by the glass
• Unlimited à-la-carte themed dinners (reservations required + dress code applicable)
• 24hours snacks with water, soft drinks & beer
• Domestic and selected international liquors & soft drinks (from 8 am to 1 am)
• Free pool towel service
• FREE unlimited entrance to the Aquagames Park, during scheduled operational hours
• Beach volleyball
• Billiard
• Paddle
• Multiple uses area: basketball, football, handball
• Gym
• Introductory diving lesson in the pool (Demo provided by Dive Centre)
• Pool aerobics
• Free entrance, national & selected international liquors & soft drinks at the Disco
• Room Service from 11:00 to 23:00
• Tea/ coffee making facilities
• Water, soft drinks and beer in the minibar, replenished daily
• Free Wi-Fi
• Bathrobe & slippers
• Safe (laptop size)
• Taxes and gratuities
Important Information: Restrictions and redemption information will be provided by the hotel at check-in. Inclusions are subject to change at any time without prior notice. Other restrictions may also apply.
Resort Details
- BBQ
- BohioQuick snacks and light bite are available here throughout the day.
- CinecittaThe Italian dishes prepared here are absolutely mouth-watering.
*Themed Restaurants are subject to availability in different seatings times*. - El RanchoOn-site Tex-Mex restaurant.
*Themed Restaurants are subject to availability in different seatings times*. - IkebanaA unique, guest favorite, this on-site Japanese restaurant is highly recommended. Reservations required.
*Themed Restaurants are subject to availability in different seatings times*. - La Gira RodizioThe resort's ever-popular rodizio restaurant. Reservations are required.
*Themed Restaurants are subject to availability in different seatings times*. - Las BarcasSumptuous Mediterranean offerings.
*Themed Restaurants are subject to availability in different seatings times*. - Le Relais GourmandExquisite French cooking that is guaranteed to impress.
- MacaoA delicious buffet restaurant that has become a mainstay of the resort.
- Route 66An iconic, all-American diner.
*Themed Restaurants are subject to availability in different seatings times*. - SaonaA popular buffet restaurant.
- Various Lounges/Bars- La Pergola
- La Pirámide
- El Rancho
- La Yola
- El Coralino
- Uvero
- Bohio
- El Trago
- Health Bar
- Sports Bar Sirenis
- Ice & Coffee Shop
- Plaza
- El Bonche
- Beauty shop/salon†
- Bell staff/porter
- Children programs
- Children welcome
- COVID test onsite
- Doctor on call,Offsite†
- Elevators
- Golf,Offsite†
- Housekeeping - daily
- Internet services
- Beauty shop/salon†
- Bell staff/porter
- Children programs
- Children welcome
- COVID test onsite
- Doctor on call, Offsite†
- Elevators
- Golf, Offsite†
- Housekeeping - daily
- Internet services
- Laundry/Valet service†
- Lounges/bars
- Nightclub†
- Pool
- Restaurant
- Room service - limited hours†
- Shops and commercial services†
- Spa†
- Tour/sightseeing desk
- Water sports†
- Please contact the hotel for additional information.
† Fees may apply
- Children's poolThere are 2 children's pools on-site.
- Children's programKids Club and a variety of outdoor activities for children.
- Hot tub †1 indoor hot tub and 1 outdoor hot tub are on-site.
- Motorized Water Sports †
- Nightclubs †Adults-only Disco nights.
- Non-Motorized Water SportsCanoe
Windsurfing
Snorkeling - PoolThere are 2 pools on-site.
- Spa †
- Water activities
The Aquagames Water Park features thrilling slides and a themed children's area.
- Golf †A golf course is located within a mile of the property.
† Fees may apply
Customer Ratings & Reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
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Feb 07, 2026
Ok, could be so much better
Stayed here for 11 nights in Jan, it as just ok nothing that massively affected our holiday but could be so much better. Experienced maintenance issues with bedroom which was resolved but had to waste half a day either chasing it or waiting. Food was ok, even in themed restaurants. You won’t starve but food lacked quality and consistency. In general service was good (especially from Ana in buffet for breakfast and lunch) but some staff were very rude. Pool restaurant and toilets very poor, need lots more staff on to offer any kind of cleanliness. The pool looked nice but after a few days stopped using it as I was concerned with all the debris and bits floating in the water as it just appeared dirty. Beach seaweed build up was really high the first few days but this was cleared eventually and maintained until we left. Can’t say we had a bad holiday but would not rush back - sad as could be so much better as it has the makings of being a great resort :(
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Feb 06, 2026
Great food at Rodizio!
Wow—what a fantastic meal at the Rodizio restaurant! The food was excellent and the service was outstanding. Anderson and Wanda looked after us brilliantly; nothing was too much trouble for them. We would definitely book again. Absolutely superb!
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Feb 06, 2026
Great sevice
What a great service. Great food. Friendly service. Amazing time . Would recommend this place. Wanda, Alex, Anderson, Ismael, Manuel, Francis and Jordan the giant. Great staff.
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Feb 05, 2026
Unforgettable and fantastic vacation
Ok... so where do I start, Just got back from Grand Sirenis Punta Cana, and felt I needed to give an honest unbiased review, after reading the recent review from C Matt of New Jersey. I can only assume he and his family were staying at a different resort to us, as I can not agree with hardly anything he has said. Before we went we also read previous reviews on this resort, which were quite mixed, so we went with an open mind but can say we were not disappointed. First the food experience, Grand Sirenis has two buffet restaurants, both of which were similar but we favoured Samoa of the two. The food may not have been as warm as necessary, but there was plenty of options for most nationalities, the labelling of food was sporadic, but easily identified. You will never go hungry, but dishes did run out, it all depended upon what time you arrived at the buffet, cutlery and crockery on the tables was also hit and miss, but all you had to do was ask, and it was brought to you. We didn't eat here in the evenings, as we wanted to try all the speciality restaurants available, and prefer waiter service in the evenings. Ikebana (Japanese) This was by far our favourite restaurant, with the food cooked in front of you, a fun experience with a great atmosphere. Route 66: (American diner) OK if you don't mind fast food but not for us Barcas (Mediteranean) Unfortunately the service here was very poor, so can't comment positively Brazilian: Went twice here as the food was great, and you 'can' have as much as you want, you just have to ASK Italian: Also went twice here as the atmosphere was relaxed, and the food very good. Tex Mex: Best steak I had all holiday, must have been 12oz, and you could have had larger. French: Again a nice meal in a relaxed atmosphere. In summary of all the restaurants, if you are looking for 5 star food, don't go to the Carribean, as they can only work with what is available. The buildings are not old or in need of repair, some things may be a bit tired, but it doesn't affect your stay, our room in block 22 was perfectly acceptable, cleaned daily, and when we had a problem with our WC on the first day, it was fixed within the hour. The only down side was our shower did take a lot time to drain away, so you had to jump out quick and close the door, so as not to flood the bathroom. All the drinks we had at various bars throughout the resort were not 'alcohol poor', all alcohol served was Premium brands, and not local brands as is often the case in all inclusive resorts. We can recommend the cocktails, but beware, they carry a punch that you are not aware of whilst drinking them. Tipping was not essential to receive a better drink, we found politeness to staff worked just as well if not better. The best bars in our opinion were the Beach bar and the top lobby bar, and a special thanks goes to Daniel at the beach bar, who mixes the best Rum punch going, just make sure you are not doing much after, as you need to sit for a while. Although the resort is predominantly South American and Spanish spoken, you do not need to speak Spanish to communicate with the staff, as everyone spoke English, admittedly some better than others, but their English was a hell of a lot better than my Spanish, so who am I to complain about this, we are in their country. We found all staff (contrary to some previous reviews) to be friendly and helpful right down to the gardeners, but again I suppose it reflects on how you treat them as to how they treat you!! The activity programme offered plenty to do throughout the day if you chose to participate, we didn't as it was a chill out holiday for us, but there was always something going on. The hotels pool was split into three sections so if you didn't want the afternoon DJ and games, you simply moved to a quieter area of the pool, again not a problem. In our opinion, the entertainment in the evenings, was the best we have had in a Caribbean hotel, ok so its not West End productions, but then they are not getting paid West End wages, and the entertainments manager (sorry I forgot his name) needs a special mention, as he works so hard to keep everything together, and still be uplifting and so full of energy all the time. We were told he works 12 days on and 3 days off, and believe me he probably needs them after what he does all day and night. On the odd occasion it rained, outdoor entertainment was rescheduled to indoor areas, sometimes at short notice, so as not to disrupt the schedule, and sometimes this worked better than the original location (like dancing in the hotel lobby - great fun). The Concierges book all the A La Carte restaurant reservations for you, it is not through the App as mentioned in previous write ups, they are also there to assist you, but yes, they are also there to make you spend your money. If you choose to do this, its your decision, they are just doing the job they have been paid to do. Yes smoking is not discouraged, but it is not allowed in any restaurants, theatre or inside areas of the hotel. The water park is not the largest we have been to, but you have to remember its part of the hotel, not a park where you would normally pay extra to enter, and its suitable for all family members. My wife and I are both in our 60's and we both rode the supposed dangerous mat slide more than once, and we are both still alive and without injury, as are the numerous people we watched riding it all day on two separate occasions ?? The life guards were attentive at all times, as I found out when I had a dramatic end to one of water chutes, I went in a bit quick and disappeared under the water, the lifeguard was in the water and pulled me up before I knew what was happening, so thanks to him and definitely no complaints there. Yes the food was a bit more basic in the park, and alcohol was not served here, but we felt this was necessary for safety reasons, and yes there were birds about - but isn't that nature?? The beach is lovely with golden sand, the surf can be a bit fierce with undercurrents dependent on the wind, but again life guards are stationed on the beach, and did on occasion stop people swimming due to the current. The beach is cleared daily of the 'Cursed seaweed' so again don't think it will be a problem...it isn't. In summary, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay here, and although we had one or two grumbles, complaints were not justified. If you are looking for 5 star excellence, don't go to a reasonably priced Caribbean Resort, you wouldn't expect it at home in your own country so don't expect it here !! We would recommend this resort to couples or families, but be warned, there are not a lot of UK holiday makers here as it is mainly South Americans, and Canadians, obviously this isn't a problem unless you want to complain about the foreigners being too foreign!!!!
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Feb 04, 2026
Smell of mould in the room
There is no arguing that the location, beach, and pool are wonderful. The atmosphere is decent as is the value. However there was the smell of mold in our room. Although the space looked clean, the smell was off-putting. Moreover, the light switches worked intermittently and one light I turned on and off by screwing the lightbulb in or out. There were a few other broken things in the room, but these were the most inconvenient. I don’t think I’ll be staying here next time.
- AdvisoryStarting January 1, 2026, Grand Sirenis Riviera Maya will replace nightclubs with outdoor nighttime activities in newly renovated venues. Guests can enjoy music and dancing at La Plaza in Punta Cana and Bar Breathe until 2:00 a.m. This change reflects evolving guest preferences for open-air experiences and marks a modern upgrade to the resorts’ entertainment offerings. Traditional nightclubs will remain open until December 31, 2025, before transitioning to this refreshed concept.
- Check In: 2:00 PM
- Check Out: 10:00 AM
- Minimum Check-In Age: 23
- General Policies:
Check-in Policy - Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds.
Convention Policy - Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
Hotel Spring Break Policy - This property does not allow Spring Breakers and/or student groups.
Transfer Policy - A price may display when children stay free, if your vacation includes transfer to your hotel.
General Information - Room taxes and service fees are included in vacation price. Minimum night stay restrictions may apply. Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
- Pet Policy : Pets Not Allowed