Hilton called crowds of travelers back to the Caribbean when opening the opening ceremony of the all-inclusive resort of Zemi Miches Punta Cana. The property is the latest addition to the Hilton hotel collection, located in the little-known coastal town of Miches, about 90 minutes north of Punta Cana. It marks the first all-inclusive Curio collection property in the Dominican Republic, part of the Hilton Honors program.
The purpose of Zemi Miches Punta Cana not only provides a place to let your mind sit, but also provides an immersive cultural experience. Its 500 guest rooms, suites and bungalows are designed to reflect cultural elements from the indigenous people of the Caribbean Sea. Taino Cuisine is the focus of one of the resort’s 14 restaurants and bars, which also include Thai, Italian, Caribbean live cooking and a food hall to please every taste.
Located in the secluded Playa Esmeralda 2,000 feet long, the resort offers equipment such as paddleboards, kayaking and snorkeling gear for guests to use. You can also relax through one of the pools or fire pits.
While adults play, kids can enjoy their own game time at the kids club, and the hotel plans to open a teenager club in August. August will also debut in August, the 16,000-square-foot Taino-inspired Acana Spa, which will offer massages and skin care, hair salons, spa and more.
For those who venture outside the resort, the beaches in Michelstown are relatively undisturbed. The area offers all the water activities you expect in the Dominican Republic, from snorkeling to seasonal whale watching tours, but the crowds are lighter. Also, you can explore the beautiful Terra Firma of the area by exploring Los Haiitises National Park, horse riding, mountain biking adventures and more.
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How to book
When you book by August 31, Zemi Miches Punta Cana is celebrating its debut with a special offer: 40% off each night, $50 per stay and accommodation-based availability until June 30, 2026 – no minimum accommodation required.
With this deal, all-inclusive prices for two adults start at $500 in the fall shoulder season and $858 in peak months in January and February (such as January and February).
Currently, the only reward we see is for premium room rewards. The basic room seems unavailable yet, but that may change.
For example, you can book a partial sea view room for $539 or 202,000 Hilton Honors Points in October, which is worth 0.3 cents and 0.3 cents per point. This is much lower than TPG’s June 2025 Hilton Points Valuation of 0.5 cents, so you may be better off paying cash and earning Hilton Points during your stay.
