Casa Marina Sosúa, Trademark by Wyndham

Casa Marina is the main all-inclusive in Sosúa, and its location is the selling point. It sits on Playa Alicia, the quiet beach just north of Sosúa Bay, in the El Batey side of town. That means calm-ish water on the doorstep, a short walk to the restaurants and dive shops of Sosúa, and one of the shortest airport transfers on the north coast, about 10 to 15 minutes from POP.

The property has gone through a few names. It is often still listed as Casa Marina Beach & Reef, and it is now branded Casa Marina Sosúa, Trademark by Wyndham. There are two connected hotels, Casa Marina Beach and Casa Marina Reef, and guests of both share all the restaurants, pools and facilities. When booking through tour operators you may see either name.

The style is a classic mid-range all-inclusive: several pools, buffet and à la carte restaurants, bars, daytime activities and evening shows, with a large, busy feel at peak times. It is a popular package choice for Canadian and European travelers, and booking listings show plenty of 2026 stays and recent guest reviews.

The beach is the strongest part of the experience. Playa Alicia is small and much quieter than the main Sosúa Beach, with soft golden sand and water that is usually calm enough for swimming, though winter north swells can make it livelier. For snorkeling, walk ten minutes to Sosúa Beach, where the reefs are better and dive shops run boat trips.

Food and rooms get the usual mixed reviews for a resort in this price range: good value and friendly staff are the common praise, while room condition and buffet variety draw complaints in some reviews. Ask for a renovated room and check the most recent reviews before you book, since standards can vary between the two buildings.

Being in town is a real advantage. You can walk out for dinner at Waterfront Playa Alicia or explore El Batey without arranging transport, which is rare for an all-inclusive in the Dominican Republic.

Who it is best for: budget and mid-range travelers, couples and families who want an all-inclusive with town access, and first-time visitors to the north coast. Who it is not for: travelers expecting luxury finishes or a secluded resort feel. For a boutique option, look at Casa Colonial in Playa Dorada.