Dominica’s Cabrits Resort & Spa Kempinski opens its doors for public

Another venture of Kempinski Hotels in the Caribbean is now open on the island Dominica. As per information, the hotel is the second largest opening by Range Developers in the Caribbean following the successful opening of the acclaimed Park Hyatt St. Kitts in 2017. 

Dominica’s Kempinski Hotel is getting acclaims by international magazines and journals. Forbes magazine has described it as "one of the most anticipated new hotels' openings in 2019 and beyond", with Caribbean Journal labeled it "one of the new Caribbean hotels we're excited about". While Condé Nast Traveller also included it on their list of hottest new hotel openings in 2019, adding: "expect this Caribbean island to be on everybody's radar next year".

The Cabrits Resort, set on Douglas Bay and surrounded by Dominica's stunning Cabrits National Park near Portsmouth, has 160 keys, four restaurants and bars, four swimming pools, a large fitness facility that includes a spectacular spa, and two floodlit tennis courts.

Kempinski in Dominica is the first major branded hotel to be completed in Dominica and will be a major boost for the economy of the island. A similar beneficial effect on the economy was felt when the Park Hyatt was opened on the soil of St. Kitts.  Prime Minister of Dominica Dr. Roosevelt Skerrit shared his happiness on the opening of the international brand hotel, PM said, “This is the first-time international hotel brands are making a debut in Dominica and there is a lot to come.”"We are very comfortable with Range, we are excited that they have come to Dominica," said the Hon. Roosevelt Skerrit, Prime Minister of Dominica. "Range has indicated that they are here not only for the short term or medium term but certainly for the long term. They will certainly help transform the tourism industry in Dominica."Mohammed Asaria, Managing Director and Board Member of Range Developments said,“ he hotel will transform the economy of Portsmouth and surrounding areas, providing jobs to hundreds of people, and bringing thousands of tourists every year to this beautiful country."