Lifestyle Presidential Suites, Puerto Plata, DR

[asl18940 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close asl18940]

We are exchanging into a 2 bedroom unit at the LHVC Presidential suites, having traded a Grand Luxxe week. Our SFX Confirmation states we have VIP level benefits, which seems essential at this resort. Apparently with that status you have a much more limited restaurant and food selection, and certan beaches become off limit (not unlike at the Grand Luxxe).

Has anyone been to the Presdiential Suites, and if so what advice can you provide. Can you recommend any exicitng excursions? Thanks.

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We are exchanging into a 2 bedroom unit at the LHVC Presidential suites, having traded a Grand Luxxe week. Our SFX Confirmation states we have VIP level benefits, which seems essential at this resort. Apparently with that status you have a much more limited restaurant and food selection, and certan beaches become off limit (not unlike at the Grand Luxxe).

Has anyone been to the Presdiential Suites, and if so what advice can you provide. Can you recommend any exicitng excursions? Thanks.

I've not been in those suites, I've had a whole house with maid that cooks breakfast; and VIP status - yes the VIP restaurant is much better, eat there EVERY night, the other restaurants are fine, but the VIP is better.

[brother coony Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close brother coony]

Stayed at the lifestyle villas about 4 years ago.did not do any tours ,be we rented a car and drover to Santiago, and within a 60 miles radius of the resort, ond south, one day west, one day east, and one day north, main roads are pretty good, but back roads are narrow, whit houses almost in the road way, and no street lights, at nights, driving can be scary dark on the roads, and most Domonicans dont speak English, but they try to be helpful