Valencia-based Casual Hoteles expands beyond Europe to Caribbean

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  • Casual Hoteles launched first non-European project in Bayahíbe, Dominican Republic
  • The project consists of three concepts: beachfront, garden, and eco-tourism focused
  • First phase opens with 73 rooms, adding 24 by December for 97 total
  • Chain now operates across five countries and two continents
  • Strategy implements smaller-scale, localized approach integrated into local fabric

Valencia-based hotel chain Casual Hoteles has officially launched its first project outside Europe, expanding into the Caribbean with a new complex in Bayahíbe, Dominican Republic. Traditionally focused on urban boutique hotels, the company is using this project to break into the long-distance vacation segment while intentionally stepping away from massive, isolated all-inclusive resorts that dominate the region.

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The new project consists of three distinct lodging concepts built around different guest experiences: Casual On The Beach Bayahíbe positioned along the waterfront focusing on coastal and marina views, Casual Edén Bayahíbe located in the Dominicus area amidst tropical gardens, and Casual Green Village Bayahíbe aimed at nature and eco-tourism situated next to the Cotubanamá National Park. The brand debuts with a first phase of 73 rooms, adding another 24 rooms by December to reach a total of 97 rooms.

With this expansion, the Valencia-founded hotel chain now operates across five countries (Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece, and the Dominican Republic) spanning two continents. The company aims to prove that their neighbourhood-centric hospitality model can successfully cross the Atlantic, implementing a smaller-scale, localized approach integrated into the local fabric and immediate environment rather than the large Caribbean resorts model.

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Company founder and president Juan Carlos Sanjuán shared “Not to arrive and do the same as what already exists, but to find our own way of being in the destination, with closer hotels, with personality and open to everything happening around us”

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