Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana is scheduled to open March 1, 2027, in a building some of you already know. It’s the former TRS Cap Cana, which Hyatt bought and is turning into a Zoëtry. You get 115 suites on the Cap Cana Marina inside gated Cap Cana, 15 minutes from Punta Cana’s airport. There are four restaurants, a spa with hydrotherapy for every guest, and Zoëtry’s Endless Privileges all-inclusive. Everything here is based on what Hyatt has released so far, renderings included, plus what I know about the property.
Rooms aren’t bookable yet. No inventory is loaded, it could load any day, and I’m watching for it. When it does, I’ll have exclusive rates here.
I know the Zoëtry brand firsthand. I’ve been to Zoëtry Agua Punta Cana, to Zoëtry Villa Rolandi on Isla Mujeres before it closed, and to Paraíso de la Bonita back when it was a Zoëtry. I’m also setting up a site visit here, and this guide gets updated after it.
Three things decide whether this is your resort. It’s small and couples-first, though it now welcomes all ages. Every suite faces the marina, and 72 add the ocean. And the beach is a small cove, so this is a resort you pick for the marina, the suites and the spa.
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Quick Facts
The quick rundown on Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana:
- Location: On the Cap Cana Marina, inside gated Cap Cana, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
- Opening date: Scheduled for March 1, 2027; not bookable yet, and inventory could load any day
- Formerly: TRS Cap Cana, which was adults-only; Hyatt is converting it into a Zoëtry open to all ages
- Crowd and age policy: All ages, couples-first; every guest 0 to 17 pays the standard adult rate
- Suites: 115, all suites, from 612 sq ft Junior Suites to 1,136 sq ft Master Suites, plus 2 Grand Suites and a Presidential; all face the marina, and 72 add the ocean
- Swim-outs: 40 suites on 4 semi-private pools, one per building
- Pools: 2 central pools with Bali beds, 4 swim-out pools and an indoor spa pool; the outdoor pools aren’t heated
- Dining: 4 restaurants (Raíz, Luma, Lido and Llama), the Guama coffee bar and 24-hour in-suite dining
- Bars: Zafra, Bambusa and the Caoba cigar and rum lounge, plus the Wellsplash juice bar; top-shelf liquor included
- Spa: The SPA, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., with hydrotherapy included for every guest; CEIBA fitness center open 24 hours
- Beach: A small, calm cove with direct access
- Airport: Punta Cana International (PUJ), about 15 minutes
- Wi-Fi: Included across the whole property
- Pets: Small dogs under 22 lb, $75 a night
- Notable: No set check-in or check-out time (subject to availability), housekeeping three times a day, unlimited worldwide calling, and Llama, a steakhouse with a formal dress code
Pre-Opening Status: What We Know So Far
Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana isn’t bookable yet. Hyatt has set March 1, 2027 as the opening date, but no rooms are loaded for any date, and that could change any day.
Should you aim for the opening weeks? I would.
Opening-window guests get newly redesigned suites, a quiet property, staff with real time for them, and opening rates that can be excellent. Zoëtry is very much a Hyatt brand, and through my close partnership with Hyatt I’ll have exclusive rates here from day one. New resorts work out details in their first few weeks, so you’re trading a few rough edges for pricing and attention this property won’t offer again.
The building itself is already standing, since this is a conversion of the existing TRS building with the same 115 suites, and Hyatt’s renderings show new interiors throughout, in natural wood, woven lamps and soft neutrals. The date works in your favor too. March 1 sits well outside the Atlantic hurricane season (June 1 to November 30), and March in Cap Cana averages a high of 82°F and a low of 71°F.
I’m setting up my own site visit, possibly on the same trip as my Secrets Macao Beach visit, depending on how the opening goes. Once I’ve walked the property, I’ll update this guide with what I find.
Who Will Actually Like Staying at Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana
If you’re shopping for a Cap Cana all-inclusive, know that this one is small on purpose, and that decides who it fits.
Book it if you are:
- A couple who wants small and quiet over big and busy. It’s 115 suites, with sunrise yoga on the marina in the morning and live musicians at night.
- Wellness-minded. Hydrotherapy and daily group yoga are included for every guest, with workshops from sound healing to aromatherapy.
- A marina and boat person. Every suite faces the Cap Cana Marina, and its restaurants and bars are a short walk away.
- A golfer. Punta Espada, a Jack Nicklaus signature course, is inside Cap Cana. Golf costs extra.
- Someone who hates long airport rides. Punta Cana’s airport is about 15 minutes away.
- Traveling with a small dog. Dogs under 22 lb stay in specific suites for $75 a night, and I’ll book the right one.
- Planning a small wedding or an elopement. Art of Elopement is built for two, and Wedding in Paradise covers up to 10 guests.
- Bringing a small group. Tephira and its open-air courtyard host intimate executive gatherings and wellness sessions.
Skip it if you are:
- Dreaming of long beach walks. The beach is a small, calm cove with some rocky patches. If miles of sand are the whole point, this is unlikely to be the vibe for you.
- A family on a budget. There are no child rates, no kids club, and only 19 suites take a third person.
- After nightlife or a dozen restaurants. You get four restaurants and three bars, and evenings run on live musicians and artists rather than a club scene.
- Allergic to dress codes. Every dinner asks men for long pants, and Llama, the steakhouse, is formal.
Getting There
Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ) is about 15 minutes from Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana. The resort sits right on the marina inside Cap Cana, a private, gated community on the eastern coast of the Dominican Republic. Book through me and private roundtrip airport transfers are included. If you hate long airport runs, that settles it.
The nearest sister resorts, by drive time:
- Hyatt Zilara Cap Cana and Hyatt Ziva Cap Cana: 12 minutes
- Secrets Cap Cana: 13 minutes
- Dreams Cap Cana: 15 minutes
- Hyatt Vivid Punta Cana: 32 minutes
- Secrets Macao Beach: 55 minutes
- Zoëtry Agua Punta Cana: 70 minutes
Two of those have full guides of their own: the Hyatt Vivid Punta Cana all-inclusive resort guide and the Secrets Macao Beach pre-opening guide. Once you’re booked, read up on what to do before you fly to the Dominican Republic.
The Setting: Cap Cana Marina, Formerly TRS Cap Cana
Cap Cana is a gated, private community on the Dominican Republic’s eastern coast, built around a marina full of yachts. Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana sits right on the water. In Hyatt’s renderings, you arrive up a curving stone drive through the palms to a palapa-roofed pavilion and a monolith Zoëtry sign.
The marina’s restaurants, bars and bistros are a short walk away, so dinner off property is just a stroll. Currency exchange is at the Marina General Plaza, five minutes from the hotel.
The rest of Cap Cana is close too:
- Juanillo Beach: about five minutes away
- Scape Park: eco-adventure excursions
- Los Establos and El Dorado Water Park
- Plus: more restaurants, bars and beach clubs
Day trips within reach include Altos de Chavón, a recreated 16th-century Mediterranean village above the Río Chavón; Isla Saona and Isla Catalina by boat; Santo Domingo, the oldest city in the New World; La Romana; and the Basilica of the Virgen de la Altagracia in Higüey.
What changes from TRS Cap Cana:
- Who it’s for: TRS was adults-only, and Zoëtry welcomes all ages.
- The all-inclusive: TRS’s version becomes Zoëtry’s Endless Privileges, with hydrotherapy and daily teatime built in.
- What stays: the same building and the same 115 suites, now with Zoëtry’s design and service.
Rooms and Suites at Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana
Every suite here faces the marina, so you really make two choices: add the ocean (72 suites do) or not, and swim-out (40 do) or balcony. Size mostly picks itself, because 98 of the 115 suites are Junior Suites at 612 square feet. The rest are 14 Master Suites at 1,136 square feet, two Grand Suites and a single Presidential Suite.
Every suite gets a private balcony or terrace, a pillow menu, sparkling wine and fresh fruit daily, nightly turndown and housekeeping three times a day. Two things to know before you pick:
- Two queens: only 19 suites have them, and they’re the only ones that take a third person or kids
- Swim-outs: all 40 share 4 semi-private pools, one per building. That’s about 10 suites per pool, so no suite has a pool to itself
Every image here is a design rendering rather than a photo, so the finished suites may differ in the details.
| Category | Size | Beds | Max guests | Marina-view suites | Marina-and-ocean-view suites |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Junior Suite King | 612 sq ft | 1 king | 2 | 21 | 26 |
| Junior Suite Double | 612 sq ft | 2 queens | 4 | 7 | 6 |
| Junior Suite King Swim-Out | 612 sq ft | 1 king | 2 | 10 | 22 |
| Junior Suite Double Swim-Out | 612 sq ft | 2 queens | 4 | 2 | 4 |
| Master Suite King | 1,136 sq ft | 1 king | 2 | 2 | 10 |
| Master Suite King Swim-Out | 1,136 sq ft | 1 king | 2 | 0 | 2 |
| Grand Suite King | TBA | 1 king | 2 | 1 | 1 |
| Presidential Suite | TBA | 1 king | 2 | 0 | 1 |
The two view columns count suites in each category, and together they total all 115. King suites sleep 2 adults. Two-queen suites sleep 3 adults and 1 child, or 2 adults and 2 children.
Junior Suites, 612 sq ft
Each has a terrace or balcony, a living area with a dining nook, and a bathroom with a double vanity, a separate shower and plenty of closet space, all in natural wood and soft neutral tones.
Master Suites, 1,136 sq ft
Master Suites nearly double the Junior Suite, with two private balconies, a master bedroom with a wardrobe, and a living area with a sofa and dining space. The renderings point the king bed toward floor-to-ceiling glass and the ocean. Twelve of the 14 have marina and ocean views, and 2 of those are swim-outs.
Grand Suites and the Presidential Suite
The two Grand Suites (one marina view, one marina and ocean) each add an oversized bedroom, a larger living area, an expanded dining space and a furnished balcony. The single Presidential Suite has marina and Caribbean views from every room, a half bath on top of the main bathroom, and a large balcony with a private outdoor jacuzzi. Hyatt hasn’t released sizes for these three yet.
Two accessible suites sit near the main lobby. Cribs come at no charge, every building has an elevator, and all suites are smoke-free.
Which suite to pick:
- The view: a marina and ocean Junior Suite King (26 suites)
- A swim: a marina and ocean Junior Suite King Swim-Out, the biggest swim-out category at 22 suites
- Three people or kids: one of the 19 two-queen Junior Suites
- Space: a marina and ocean Master Suite
- The big occasion: the Presidential Suite and its private jacuzzi
What's Included: Endless Privileges at Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana
Endless Privileges is Zoëtry’s all-inclusive, and much of it happens in your suite and at the spa.
Food and drink:
- Dining: gourmet à la carte dining at all four restaurants plus the Guama coffee bar, with gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options
- Drinks: unlimited international and domestic top-shelf liquor, plus a welcome bottle of rum
- Every day: a bottle of sparkling wine and fresh fruit, and afternoon teatime with live plant infusions
In your suite and service:
- Housekeeping: three times a day
- In-suite dining and concierge: both 24 hours a day
- Minibar: refreshed twice daily
- Check-in and check-out: no set times, subject to availability
- Calls and Wi-Fi: unlimited worldwide calling and property-wide Wi-Fi
- Small touches: a pillow menu, aromatherapy pillows, bathrobes, a Dominican beach bag per room, and laundry for 3 items per person per stay
Wellness:
- Hydrotherapy: sauna, steam room, whirlpool and sensation shower
- Experiences: a 20-minute wellness experience, daily group yoga, and wellness, cooking and tasting workshops
What costs extra:
- Spa treatments and salon services
- The private romantic dinner
- Golf, kite surfing lessons, scuba diving, fishing and boot camp
- Gift shop purchases and laundry past the three included items
Extras go on Visa, MasterCard or American Express.
Dining at Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana: 4 Restaurants and a Coffee Bar
Count them this way: four restaurants (Raíz, Luma, Lido and Llama) plus the Guama coffee bar, with 24-hour in-suite dining on top. The kitchens use locally grown ingredients, and gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan diets are covered.
Raíz (all-day beach bistro)
Raíz cooks international and Caribbean food around a theme Hyatt calls “The Grounding Element,” inspired by the earth. Breakfast runs 7 to 11 a.m., lunch 1 to 3 p.m. and dinner 6 to 10 p.m., with about 117 seats. It’s casual by day and casual elegance at dinner.
Luma (beach club)
Luma is the beach club, serving fresh seafood and refined beach-style cooking across a terrace, an indoor lounge and a beachfront lounge. Lunch runs noon to 3 p.m., snacks 3 to 5 p.m. and dinner 7 to 11 p.m., with about 150 seats. It’s casual at lunch and casual elegance at dinner. The renderings show a wood boardwalk across the sand to pergolas with woven shades.
Lido (Italian and Mediterranean)
Lido does Italian and Mediterranean coastal cooking “with a tropical rhythm,” plus a cold bar station. It’s dinner only, 6 to 10 p.m., and with about 50 seats it’s the smallest restaurant here. The dress code is casual elegance.
Llama (live-fire steakhouse)
Llama is the steakhouse, built around cooking over live fire. Dinner runs 7 to 11 p.m., with about 75 seats. It’s the one restaurant here with a formal dress code.
Guama (coffee bar)
Guama is the specialty coffee bar, open 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. with about 18 seats and casual dress.
Dress Codes, Decoded
- Casual: Bermudas, long shorts or capris with sneakers or sandals; no sleeveless shirts for men; swimsuits only under a cover-up or wrap
- Casual elegance: sneakers or dress sandals; collared or short-sleeve dress shirts; long pants for men; no sleeveless shirts or flip-flops
- Formal (Llama): long pants, a collared shirt and dress shoes for men; a blouse with a skirt or slacks, or a dress, with dress shoes for women
Formal is unusual for an all-inclusive. Every dinner here already asks men for long pants and a collared or dress shirt, so the real jump at Llama is the shoes. The sneakers or dress sandals that work at Raíz, Luma and Lido won’t cut it there.
Sip, Savor & See and the Private Dinner
Sip, Savor & See gets you dinner, cocktails and that night’s entertainment at participating nearby sister resorts, plus their bars and theater from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. It doesn’t include a day pass. Book with the concierge by 3 p.m., up to four people per seating, and cover your own ride; private events can limit space. For a special night, the concierge can also set up a private romantic dinner at an appointed spot, at extra cost.
Bars at Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana
Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana has three bars plus a juice bar, and unlimited international and domestic top-shelf liquor is part of Endless Privileges.
- Zafra (lobby bar): Named for the harvest season, Zafra pours handcrafted cocktails and premium spirits with Caribbean-inspired bites from day into night. It’s the easy stop before dinner.
- Bambusa (pool bar): Open-air, with cocktails, natural juices and light bites. Order between swims without leaving the pool deck.
- Caoba (cigar and rum lounge): Named for mahogany and built around aged rums and premium cigars. The resort greets you with a welcome bottle of rum, and this is your after-dinner room for going deeper. It’s my pick for a nightcap.
- Wellsplash (juice bar): An open-air juice and fruit bar under a palm-thatched roof. Stop in after morning yoga for a smoothie.
Pools and the Beach
Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana has two central pools by the main facilities: one with ocean and marina views, one with a marina view. Both have Bali beds, and both are part of the Sendero de Luz, the resort’s signature Path of Light.
The 40 swim-out suites share 4 semi-private pools, one on the first floor of each building, open only to swim-out guests. That’s roughly 10 suites per pool, so book a swim-out for the step-off-the-terrace swim and expect company. The spa adds an indoor pool. None of the outdoor pools are heated.
The Beach: A Small, Calm Cove
From what I know of this property, it’s not a large beach in any way, shape, or form. It’s a cove-type beach, a little rocky in some areas, and the water stays calm because of that cove setup. If a calm swim and a good book is your idea of a beach day, the cove fits.
Hyatt itself pitches the marina setting as “a refined alternative to the traditional beachfront experience,” and that’s the right way to read this resort: you book it for the marina, the suites and the spa. Luma, the beach club, has daybeds right on the sand.
For a full beach day, Juanillo Beach is nearby in Cap Cana. TRS ran a complimentary shuttle there, about five minutes away. Zoëtry hasn’t announced its plan, and I’ll confirm it before you travel. Sargassum can reach any beach on this coast in the warmer months.
The SPA and CEIBA Fitness Center
The SPA is open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., and its hydrotherapy circuit (sauna, steam room, whirlpool and sensation shower) is included for every guest. Of everything in Endless Privileges, that circuit is the perk I’d use most here.
Inside are treatment rooms, a relaxation room, the Skin Bar, an indoor pool, yoga space, lockers and a bridal suite. The salon handles hair, make-up, wash and scalp treatments, manicures and pedicures. Treatments and salon services cost extra.
Zoëtry builds its wellness program around sleep, protein-rich nutrition, sound therapy and daily movement, drawing on native plants, local art and Dominican wellness traditions (think daily teatime with live plant infusions). Every stay includes a 20-minute wellness experience.
CEIBA, the fitness center, is open 24 hours, with indoor and outdoor training areas and an open-air deck. Expect treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, a virtual training cycle, a Smith machine, Matrix Versa machines, free weights, kettlebells, a battle rope, boxing gloves and a plyo box.
Activities and Wellness Experiences
Days at Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana run on wellness and Dominican culture, and almost all of it is included.
- Wellness: hatha, vinyasa, sunrise marina, paddleboard and full moon yoga; pranayama, quartz crystal sound healing, tai chi, water meditation and the spiral meditation labyrinth; aromatherapy, essential oils, seven chakras alignment and mala-making workshops; plus a Caribbean white sand exfoliation and a reading and herbal tea corner for slow time
- Dominican culture and flavor: a Dominican son sunset with signature mixology, the Larimar stone and cacao ritual, a Dominican cooking class, a blind tasting of Dominican coffee and cacao, and a local aromatic herbs workshop
- Food and drink workshops: wine tasting, craft beer, detox mixology and vegetarian cooking
- Extra cost: boot camp, kite surfing lessons, scuba diving, fishing and golf
Evenings bring live musicians and artists, so nights here are about dinner, a drink at Caoba and the marina. When you want a bigger show, a Sip, Savor & See dinner at a participating sister resort nearby includes that night’s entertainment.
Golf Near Cap Cana
Punta Espada Golf Club, a Jack Nicklaus signature course, sits right inside Cap Cana. Also within reach: La Cana (P.B. Dye) and Corales (Tom Fazio) near the airport, Cocotal (Pepe Gancedo) near Bávaro, and Teeth of the Dog (Pete Dye) near La Romana. Fees apply at every course.
Is Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana Adults-Only? Kids and Families
No. TRS Cap Cana was adults-only, but Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana welcomes guests of all ages. The catch is the family math.
- Rates: there are no child rates. Every guest 0 to 17 pays the standard adult rate, so a family of four pays four adult rates.
- Suites: only the 19 two-queen suites take a third guest (3 adults and 1 child, or 2 adults and 2 children), and just 6 of those are swim-outs. King suites max out at 2 adults, so a family of five won’t fit in any one suite.
- Babies: cribs are available on request at no charge, and I’ll confirm which suites can take one.
- Kids programming: there’s no kids club, and the one kids activity is “Plant your tree.”
This couples-first resort suits families of three or four who want a small, calm resort and book a two-queen suite early. If you’re counting on kids’ pricing or a kids club, tell me, and I’ll steer you somewhere that fits better.
Pet Policy: Small Dogs Welcome
Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana welcomes small dogs under 22 lb (10 kg) for $75 per night, one dog per suite, in specific suite categories only. Book through me and I’ll put you in the right one for your dates.
Your dog gets a kit of its own: a bed, bowls and a mat, a rope toy, a bone, waste bags, a door hanger, a towel and a welcome letter.
What to bring to check-in:
- Your dog’s details: name, weight, age, color and breed
- Vaccinations: Bordetella and rabies, both within the last 12 months
- Proof of current flea and tick treatment
The house rules:
- Off-limits: the pools, spa, fitness center and shops
- The beach: never, under local regulations
- Outside your suite: on a leash or carried
- Alone in the suite: never longer than 2 hours, and never overnight
- Housekeeping: only with you there
Weddings at Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana
Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana is built for small weddings, and its packages are already priced for dates through December 20, 2027, with taxes and gratuities included. Most packages are symbolic ceremonies; a judge or minister for a legal or religious ceremony costs extra. Your date sets the price. A March 2027 wedding falls in November to July pricing, where Monday to Wednesday costs less than Thursday to Sunday, and August to October dates run lower again. Each pair below shows Monday to Wednesday first, then Thursday to Sunday.
Wedding in Paradise (up to 10 guests)
$1,799 or $1,949 for November to July dates; $1,599 or $1,749 for August to October. It works for vow renewals too. You get a symbolic ceremony with a coordinator, attire pressing, a bouquet and boutonniere, cake and a sparkling toast for 10, 15 percent off at the spa, a newlywed package and complimentary anniversary nights.
Wedding in Paradise is complimentary when five rooms, in any category, book at least three nights.
Art of Love (up to 25 guests)
$7,449 or $7,899 for November to July dates; $6,749 or $7,099 for August to October. You get a coordinator, a room upgrade, a menu tasting, a 50-minute couples massage, a rehearsal dinner for 25, a violinist or guitarist, a private cocktail hour and dinner reception for 25, and a two-hour DJ. Judge or minister service carries a separate fee.
Art of Elopement (2 people)
$1,999 or $2,099 for November to July dates; $1,799 or $1,899 for August to October. It covers a symbolic ceremony, hair, make-up and shave services, 20 digital photos, cake and a toast for two, and a romantic dinner.
Art of Forever (vow renewal for 2)
$1,799 or $1,949 for November to July dates; $1,599 or $1,749 for August to October. Wedding in Paradise covers a vow renewal with up to 10 guests at the same price, so I’d pick that one if anyone is joining you.
Honeymoon Bliss
$1,999 or $2,099 for November to July dates; $1,799 or $1,899 for August to October. It includes a 25-minute couples massage, a couples spa treatment, a private dinner with wine, petit fours every night and breakfast in bed. It isn’t available over Christmas and New Year’s.
Gift of Love (complimentary)
A complimentary newlywed and anniversary package for couples staying within three months of their wedding or over their anniversary. Bring your invitation or certificate.
Dulha & Dulhan (South Asian weddings, up to 79 guests)
$12,349 or $12,999 for November to July dates; $11,199 or $11,799 for August to October. It includes a coordinator certified in South Asian weddings, plus the mandap, sangeet and mehndi, baraat and an Indian-cuisine buffet. It requires 25 rooms for three nights, more than a fifth of the resort’s suites.
Ceremony and Reception Venues
The venues, and how many guests each one seats:
- Ceremonies: the garden for 100; the beach, marina gazebo and ocean-view gazebo for 80 each; the rooftop and pool deck for 50 each
- Dinners: the beach for 80; the events terrace and pool deck for 50 each; a private indoor venue for 10
Book every package at least 30 days ahead, and Dulha & Dulhan a full year ahead. Tell me your date and headcount, and I’ll match you to the right package.
Groups and Meetings: Tephira
Tephira is the meeting venue at Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana: a wood-crafted space with an adjoining open-air courtyard, built for intimate executive gatherings, wellness sessions and private events. It’s a good match for a leadership retreat or a wedding weekend’s welcome night.
Tephira’s capacities aren’t published yet, so send me your headcount and I’ll confirm the fit.
With only 115 suites, a group that books early gets its pick of the views and swim-outs. This resort suits small, close groups. A large conference needs a bigger property.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana open?
Hyatt has set March 1, 2027, well outside the Atlantic hurricane season (June 1 to November 30). No rooms are bookable yet.
Can I book Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana now?
Not yet. No rooms have been loaded for booking, and inventory could go live any day. Send me your dates, the suite you want and a backup choice, and I’ll book you the moment reservations open, at my exclusive rates.
Is Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana the former TRS Cap Cana?
Yes. Hyatt bought TRS Cap Cana and is converting it into a Zoëtry. It’s the same building with the same 115 suites, now under Zoëtry’s Endless Privileges all-inclusive. The biggest change for anyone who knew TRS is the guest list: the adults-only rule is gone, and all ages are welcome.
Is Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana a Hyatt resort?
Yes. Zoëtry is a Hyatt brand, and Hyatt bought the former TRS Cap Cana to turn it into Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana. That’s why I’ll have exclusive rates here through my close partnership with Hyatt. The resort runs on Zoëtry’s own all-inclusive, Endless Privileges.
Is Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana adults-only?
No. It welcomes all ages, but it’s built couples-first. There are no child rates, so every guest 0 to 17 pays the standard adult rate. Only the 19 two-queen suites take a third guest, and there’s no kids club. Families are welcome if the math works.
How far is Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana from the Punta Cana airport?
About 15 minutes from Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ). The resort sits on the Cap Cana Marina inside Cap Cana, a private, gated community on the Dominican Republic’s eastern coast. Book through me and private roundtrip airport transfers are included.
Does Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana have a beach?
Yes, a small one. It’s a cove, with calm water and a few rocky patches, so pack water shoes. Luma, the beach club, sits on the sand, and for a full beach day, Juanillo Beach is nearby in Cap Cana.
How many rooms does Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana have?
115, all suites: 98 Junior Suites at 612 sq ft, 14 Master Suites at 1,136 sq ft, 2 Grand Suites and 1 Presidential Suite. Every suite has a balcony or terrace and a marina view, and 72 add the ocean. Only 19 have two queen beds; the rest are kings for two adults.
Does Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana have swim-out suites?
Yes, 40 of them: 38 Junior Suites and 2 Master Suites. They share 4 semi-private pools, one on the first floor of each building, open only to swim-out guests. You’re sharing with about 10 suites on average.
How many restaurants does Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana have?
Four restaurants plus a coffee bar. Raíz is the all-day beach bistro, Luma is the seafood beach club, Lido does Italian and Mediterranean, and Llama is a live-fire steakhouse. Guama is the specialty coffee bar, and in-suite dining runs 24 hours. Gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan diets are covered.
What's the dress code at Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana?
It depends on the restaurant. Daytime is casual, and dinner at Raíz, Luma and Lido is casual elegance: long pants for men, no flip-flops. Llama is formal, so men need long pants, a collared shirt and dress shoes. Women need a dress or a blouse with a skirt or slacks, plus dress shoes.
Is the hydrotherapy included at Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana?
Yes. The sauna, steam room, whirlpool and sensation shower at The SPA are included for every guest, along with a 20-minute wellness experience and daily group yoga. The SPA is open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Treatments and salon services cost extra.
Is Wi-Fi included at Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana?
Yes. Wi-Fi is included across the whole property, along with unlimited worldwide calling, housekeeping three times a day, a minibar refreshed twice a day, and no set check-in or check-out time, subject to availability. All of it is part of Endless Privileges.
Are dogs allowed at Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana?
Yes, small dogs under 22 lb, one per suite, for $75 per night in specific suite categories. Bring Bordetella and rabies records from the last 12 months and proof of flea and tick treatment. Dogs stay out of the pools, spa, gym, shops and beach, and can’t be left alone over two hours or overnight.
Can you get married at Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana?
Yes. For November to July dates, packages start at $1,799 for Wedding in Paradise (up to 10 guests) and $1,999 for Art of Elopement (two people). They run to $7,449 for Art of Love (up to 25) and $12,349 for Dulha & Dulhan, for South Asian weddings of up to 79. Wedding in Paradise is complimentary when five rooms book at least three nights.
Final Thoughts on Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana
Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana is a small, quiet Cap Cana all-inclusive for couples who care more about the suite and the spa than the size of the beach. All 115 suites face the marina, there are four restaurants, hydrotherapy is included, and the airport is 15 minutes away. The beach is a calm cove that will feel small if a long beach is your priority. Families are welcome, at adult rates.
If that’s you, grab the opening window: newly redesigned suites, a property that isn’t full yet, staff with time for you, and opening rates. Pick your view and your swim-out first. The small categories go first: only 40 suites open onto a pool, and only 19 take a third person. Then pack dress shoes for Llama and save an afternoon for the hydrotherapy circuit.
Plan Your Trip to Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana
Rooms at Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana aren’t loaded yet, and I’m watching for the day they are. Send me your dates, the suite you want and what matters most to you. I’ll book you the day it opens for reservations, with exclusive rates through my close partnership with Hyatt and private roundtrip airport transfers included. Schedule a Travel Consultation for Zoëtry Marina Cap Cana, and your request will be ready to go the day rooms load.









