Preserving the past, existing foundations have been repurposed, original materials from the plantation’s buildings were used to create new pathways and sidewalks, and iconic trees and paths from Rockefeller’s 1950s designs were preserved. This commitment to heritage is also reflected in the resort’s design, which elegantly combines mid-century modern vernacular style, intricate Spanish details, and indigenous Taino decorative elements. The result is a welcoming environment that pays homage to the island’s natural beauty and its diverse cultural influences.

Measuring at five acres, the property’s Spa Botánico is a true treasure trove for elevated wellness experiences for elevated wellness experiences, providing a wide array of treatments that incorporate native Puerto Rican botanicals. While the spa is a perfect location to rest and relax, guests seeking Caribbean sunshine have a wealth of outdoor options including, but not limited to: an on-property water park, two golf courses, and tennis courts scattered around the site.

“Dorado Beach exemplifies the unique qualities of the Reserve brand, which is distinguished for its collection of locally-inspired properties that offer heartfelt care and transformative experiences in the most incredible corners of the world.”

Lisa Holladay, Global Brand Leader for Ritz-Carlton Reserve.