Yes, you can now go Glamping at an All-Inclusive Resort in the Caribbean.
This is some trippy stuff – that IMHO is going to blow up like a beagle on a box of donuts.
Dreams Resorts (owned by Hyatt) is testing how ‘you’ are going to react to 52 of these luxury mirrored modulars sitting right on Piscadera Bay beach on the island of Curacao.
Dreams Curacao – Il Mare Adults Only
Yes, we joke about calling it “camping” or “glamping”, there are no tents involved.
With direct access to the beach right from your private terrace, each of these 52 unique adults-only suites boasts a sleek, ultra-modern and ultra-luxe design that blends into the gorgeous coastal shoreline. Each is luxuriously appointed with a king-size bed, upscale bathroom, indoor sitting area and an oversized oceanfront terrace. Plus, guests have access to an additional adults-only bar, restaurant and infinity pool, as well as full access to Zoëtry Curaçao next door.
Why is this so cool?
- Privacy – No shared walls. You aren’t jolted awake at 4:00am by the alarm going off in the room next door
- You have access to all the Dreams Resort ‘Unlimited Luxury’ all-inclusive amenities. So no shopping, cooking or washing dishes. And free liquor…..
- Dreams Resorts is part of Hyatt, so you may be able to use your ‘World of Hyatt’ Loyalty Points
- These beach bungalows are located in a separate new section called ‘Il Mare’ that is Adult-Only with its own restaurants, pools and bars.
- The front door opens right onto the beach – with the ocean just steps away
Here’s a downloadable resort map of Dreams Curacao, showing (in white dotted outline) the Il Mare Adults Only section.
» Dreams Curacao Resort Map« (PDF – 919kb)
As of now both Hilton and Marriott have not worked up the courage to go camping…..
But if this test works, expect them to hop on this trend like a rooster on a June bug.
I’ll keep the sand warm for ya…..
~Jake
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