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This is definitely a family-friendly getaway and when kids aren't hanging out in the kids' and teen clubs, they're running around the pool and beach. There are also lots of scheduled activities, like Spanish classes, circus shows, belly dancers, and live bands. The gorgeous beach is situated at the resort’s far end and has lots of room to relax, play around, or party between dips in the turquoise sea. Coralina-tile pathways that crisscross the grounds and an arched water fountain lead to an outdoor chapel with ocean views, making destination weddings an option here.

#NOW ONYX PUNTA CANA IRMA DAMAGE FULL#

The resort’s grounds are full of grassy fields, palm tree, and flowers, but during our 2017 visit, they were still a bit too immature to be called lush. Little accents like exposed wood and earthy green give everything a tropical touch, which makes sense as the overall vibe here is beachy and relaxed.

But here everything is fine.Now Onyx Punta Cana opened in late 2016 and it's one of the fresher properties in the area, with sleek interiors that feel bright, breezy, and just a touch rustic. We are not in the north part of the island and things might be different there. Keep in mind where our resort is, we weren't in the hurricane's cone. So, for people who are planning to come here: i don't know how the rest of the resorts are doing but here everything is fine. We had electricity and internet all the time and we felt safe. We are now on our room which was cleaned already(i don't know when). By tommorow i think all be back to normal. The beach is fine, just some algae the buildings were ok trees fallen: just 2 by the pool. We woke up at 7 am and they told us that we can have breakfast and after 8 we can go back to our room.a car we'll take us back. During these time the employees were making sure the water didn't get inside the rooms but the weather wasn't as bad as i was expecting it. I woke up a few times during the night: 2am, 5am. We stayed until 12AM and the weather was still fine. So far the weather was normal: a bit windy and sporadic rains. We had dinner as usual, near the shelter and then waited for the storm. They had 2 rooms that worked as medical first aid. They had a room for families with children and another room for adults only. They also brought ecological toilets, incase the restrooms weren't enough. They also made a minibar with drinks and food. They used sunbeds as beds and gave us pillows, bed sheats and towels. The shelter was made in a conference room in the resort. The luggage should be left in the bathroom.

We were asked only to bring the esentials: important documents and personal items. By 7 PM we had to be on the main lobby to be accomodated in the shelter. We stayed indoors until 4 PM when the lobby called us and told us that we will be also moved. By comparison the resort near still had the yellow flag on and people were sunbathing. By wednesday morning everything on the beach was stacked and locked and the red flag was on. Since we didn't receive a notice we weren't sure if we are also going to be moved, we talked with a person at the lobby.they told us we are safe and people that needed to be moved were already moved. They said some guests will be moved on higher ground buildings. By lunch we received a message telling us what's happening and how they are going to proceed. On tuesday morning we saw the the employees filling bags with sand. First of all we are staying at paradisus resort in punta cana until 9th of sept so we saw how the resort prepared for it. Hi, i wanted to reply to this thread since we just experienced the hurricane at a resort in punta cana and maybe our experience will help people decide what to do.this is going to be a long post:).

Now onyx punta cana irma damage