Hyatt Dorado Beach Resort & Casino

Hyatt Dorado Beach Resort and Casino is the casino of Puerto Rico most exclusive resort, the Hyatt Regency Grand Reserve Puerto Rico, a 72-acre complex in Dorado with two championship golf courses, private Atlantic beach, spa, lagoon-type pools and signature restaurants. Dorado Beach casino is Puerto Rico highest luxury-per-room casino, in the resort competing with the Caribbean great ultra-luxury tourism destinations. Hyatt Dorado Beach was originally Dorado Beach Hotel, inaugurated by Laurance Rockefeller in 1958 as one of the Americas first eco-resorts, on a 1,000-acre coconut plantation property. The Rockefeller Resort was the preferred luxury destination of United States presidents, Fortune 500 executives and international celebrities for decades before its conversion to Hyatt.

Dorado: Puerto Rico highest per capita wealth municipality

Dorado is Puerto Rico highest per capita income municipality and one of the Caribbean highest luxury property concentration areas, with residences of pharmaceutical, financial and entertainment industry executives who found in Dorado the combination of beach, golf course and proximity to San Juan they seek. The Dorado Beach area has one of the Caribbean highest ultra-luxury residence densities, with gated communities housing properties from several million dollars. The impact of Puerto Rico Section 20 and Act 60 tax incentives, offering very low tax rates for new residents with capital income, has attracted to Dorado high-net-worth investors and entrepreneurs from the United States, Europe and Latin America in recent years.

Puerto Rico most exclusive resort casino

Hyatt Dorado Beach Casino is the casino of Puerto Rico most exclusive resort, in the preferred ultra-luxury tourism destination of international investors sheltered under Act 60 incentives. Regulated by the Puerto Rico Government Games Commission under Law 81-2019.