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Casa de Campo Resort and Villas

Google Logo 4.7 Google reviews (12886)
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Overview
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Overview

Overview

Offering 5-star luxury in 7,000 acres of lush, tropical grounds, Casa de Campo Resort & Villas is the perfect choice for an unparalleled Dominican Republic holiday. As well as 3 magnificent golf courses, one of which is ranked the best golf course...

Offering 5-star luxury in 7,000 acres of lush, tropical grounds, Casa de Campo Resort & Villas is the perfect choice for an unparalleled Dominican Republic holiday. As well as 3 magnificent golf courses, one of which is ranked the best golf course in the Caribbean, this splendid complex boasts an array of family-friendly facilities, chic accommodation and a tempting selection of mouth-watering dining options. Listed as a Leading Hotel of the World, Casa de Campo Resort & Villas offers a superb all-inclusive programme, allowing you to relax completely and enjoy a sensational Caribbean holiday in La Romana.

How far is the nearest beach?

Casa de Campo Resort & Villas has its own private beach.

Distance from the airport

Punta Cana International Airport is approximately 72km away from Casa de Campo Resort & Villas.

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Accommodation
Superior Casita
  • Complimentary 4-passenger personal golf cart
  • Private terrace
  • King-size bed or 2 double beds
  • Bathroom with walk-in shower
  • Television
  • Alarm clock radio with dual docks for iPod and iPhone
  • Wi-Fi
  • Air conditioning
  • Minibar
  • Espresso machine
  • Bathrobes and slippers
  • Safe
Elite Room with Patio
  • Located on ground floor
  • Complimentary 4-passenger personal golf cart
  • Private patio or balcony with garden or golf course view
  • King-size bed or 2 double beds
  • Private bathroom
  • Luxury bathroom amenities
  • Television
  • Wi-Fi
  • Air conditioning
  • Minibar
  • Espresso/coffee maker
  • Bathrobes and slippers
  • Safe
Elite Suite
  • Complimentary 4-passenger personal golf cart
  • 2 terraces
  • King-size bed or 2 double beds
  • Separate seating area with sofa and chairs
  • Dining area
  • Private bathroom with 1.5 baths
  • Luxury bathroom amenities
  • Television
  • Wi-Fi
  • Air conditioning
  • Minibar
  • Espresso/coffee maker
  • Bathrobes and slippers
  • Safe
Premier Junior Suite
  • The Premier Club benefits
  • Exclusive Premier room golf cart
  • Private terrace or balcony
  • King-size bed or 2 double beds
  • Bathroom with rain shower and bathtub
  • Bathroom amenities
  • Smart TVs
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Air conditioning
  • Full-size premium wet bar
  • A selection of artisanal gourmet coffees and teas
  • Bathrobes and slippers
  • Safe
  • Nightly turndown service
Premier Luxury Suite
  • The Premier Club benefits
  • Exclusive Premier room golf cart
  • Private terrace or balcony
  • King-size bed and 2 double beds
  • Sofa bed
  • Bathroom with rain shower and bathtub
  • Bathroom amenities
  • Smart TVs
  • State-of-the-art bedside LG Hospitality Suite
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Air conditioning
  • Full-size premium wet bar and beverages
  • A selection of artisanal gourmet coffees and teas
  • Bathrobes and slippers
  • Safe
  • Nightly turndown service
Facilities

Facilities

  • Swimming pools
  • Restaurants
  • Bars
  • 3 golf courses
  • Fitness centre
  • Spa
  • Kids club
  • Teens club
  • Beach club
  • Marina
  • Group fitness classes, personal training and physical therapy (local charge)
  • Tennis
  • Water sports and activities (including deep-sea fishing, kayaking, snorkelling, paddle surfing, diving and sailing)
  • Real Madrid soccer school
  • Hunting
  • Polo
  • Equestrian centre
  • Shooting centre
  • Movie theatre
  • Early Education Centre
  • Nightclub
  • Live music
  • Excursions and guided tours
  • Shopping
  • 24-hour front desk
  • Childcare services (local charge)

*Please note that charges may apply to some activities and for the use of some facilities.

Premier Club

Premier Club

Guests staying in Premier rooms are entitled to the following benefits:

  • Dedicated reception for private check-in
  • Access to exclusive bar and lounge areas serving premium beverages and complimentary canapés and appetisers prepared by the executive chef
  • Private premier golf cart for travelling through the resort
  • Superior rooms with premium amenities

Please note that details, including times and benefits, may be subject to change without notice. You will be provided with full details of the benefits on arrival at the hotel.

All-Inclusive

All-Inclusive

The Casa de Campo Resort and Villas all-inclusive concept includes the following:

  • All meals, including breakfast, snacks, lunch and dinner at resort restaurants (except Minitas Beach Club and SBG), or as room service (delivery charge)
  • Extensive cocktails, wine and non-alcoholic beverages served by the glass at resort restaurants, bars and lounges, and from the Oasis golf course cart (bottles, minibar, premium bottled water, speciality cognacs and premium brand liqueurs not included)
  • Unlimited horseback riding, tennis courts, and non-motorised water sports at Minitas Beach
  • One round of clay pigeon shooting per adult, per stay
  • Use of family programme activities (including supervised children’s programmes, Family Fun Zone, and an entertainment centre full of activities and games)

Please note that details, including times and benefits, may be subject to change without notice. Charges may be applied for dining at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, some beverages, and other amenities. You will be provided with full details of the all-inclusive programme on arrival at the hotel.

Dining

Dining

Minitas Beach Club & Restaurant

  • Serves lunch and dinner
  • Dress code: Casual at lunch, casual resort at dinner

Chilango Taqueria

  • Mexican street food
  • Serves lunch and dinner
  • Dress code: Casual

La Caña

  • French-inspired fare
  • Serves breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • Serves snacks in the bar area
  • Dress code: Collared shirt and long pants required

La Piazzetta

  • Italian-inspired cuisine
  • Serves dinner
  • Dress code: Collared shirt and long pants required

Lago Restaurant

  • Serves breakfast and lunch, buffet style
  • Dress code: Casual

La Casita

  • Spanish-inspired cuisine and fresh, local seafood
  • Serves dinner
  • Dress code: Casual elegance

SBG

  • International cuisine
  • Serves dinner through the week, lunch also available at the weekend
  • Dress code: Casual elegance

Causa

  • Peruvian cuisine
  • Serves dinner
  • Dress code: Casual

Brasa Food Truck

  • Serves salads, ceviches, fried foods, grilled platters, hamburgers and Argentinian choripán during the day

Massa Food Truck

  • Serves wood-fired pizzas and flatbreads during the day

The 19th Hole

  • Serves food during the day

Dye Fore Bar

  • Serves light lunch
Premium All-Inclusive

Premium All-Inclusive

In addition to the all inclusive package the premium all-inclusive Package offers guests the advantage of unlimited dining at Minitas Beach Club and Restaurant.

Minitas Beach Club & Restaurant

The beach club is immersed in a tropical beachfront landscape, offers sweeping views of the Caribbean Sea, and is unquestionably one of the best sunsets on the island. Discover the expansive pool deck with its infinity pool, enjoy speciality house cocktails at the ocean-view bar or delight yourself with a memorable meal at the restaurant.

  • Location: Minitas Beach
  • Lunch/Dinner: 12:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.
  • Pool Hours: 10:00 a.m. until sunset
  • Bar: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 a.m.
  • Reservations: Recommended
  • Lunch Attire: Casual (swimsuits are not allowed)
  • Dinner Attire: Casual Resort (Collared shirts)
Offer Details

Up to 40% Off

Up to 40% Off
Up to 40% Off when travelling between 17/02/2026 - 20/12/2027.

All discounts, offers and upgrades are already applied to the applicable prices, rooms and boards shown, please ensure you select your required room type or board basis at the time of booking. For example, if there is a board upgrade from 'Half Board' to 'Half Board Dine Around' available for your selected dates, please select 'Half Board Dine Around' as your chosen board basis. **Blackout Dates Apply
Hotel Reviews
Google Logo 4.7 Google reviews (12886)
Maria
This place is the top of Domenican Republic resort. We stayed in a villa with 12 people and it was amazing. We had a pool and own golf carts to drive around on the resort. All inclusive with a lot of choices of restaurants. Beach, Marina, restaurants, golf and golf. We played 3 of their local courses and they were all so good. We also tried their night golf. Can't do wrong with this resort.
readlisten dream
What a dream vacation! If anything the service was too good! Gorgeous resort, food was excellent at the several restaurants we tried. Spa was great. Pricey for the D. R. But this place is upscale. Each room gets its own golf cart to use around the large resort. Can't wait to go back!
Aaron H
TL;DR: The golf is a 10/10 fever dream. The hospitality is a 2/10 fever dream. Come for the views and golf, stay because the shuttle never actually showed up to take you home. Golf Sicko Report If you live and die by the playing top courses, just go. Seriously. The courses are pristine, and Teeth of the Dog actually lives up to the hype and more. The golf staff are the only people on this property who seem to know what planet they’re on. 10/10, would lose a $15 Pro-V1 in the Caribbean Sea again. Everything Else Disaster Here is where the wheels (specifically the golf cart wheels) fall off: The Villa Roulette: It’s a literal gamble. You might get a modern oasis, or you might get a 1982 time capsule with plumbing that sounds like a haunted house. May the odds be ever in your favor. The Logistics: The resort layout is aggressively inconvenient. You’ll spend 25% of your vacation staring at a shuttle stop or 15 minutes vibrating in a golf cart just to find a banana or maybe some stale banana bread (Dye Fore). The Support: Attempting to contact management is like trying to argue with a toaster. They’ve outsourced their souls to an enterprise-GPT model. If you have a real issue, enjoy your polite, grammatically correct, and entirely useless AI-generated "we value your feedback" or "at your service" loop. The Check-in/Out: Imagine a DMV, but with a tropical breeze and 500% more confusion. The Verdict I’ve stayed at places for half the price that treated me twice as well. Casa de Campo is basically a world-class golf course attached to a mid-tier logistics nightmare. Go if: You only care about the golf and have a high tolerance for organized chaos. Avoid if: You expect luxury service to involve actual humans and functioning showers. EDIT: I am bumping this up to 2 stars (from a 1) solely because I eventually got to speak with an extremely kind gentleman calling on behalf of the PGA. He was the only person I interacted with who seemed to actually care about—or understand—Guest Services and Hospitality Management. They are lucky to have him; he is effectively carrying the entire reputation of the resort's service on his back.
Evan Artley
Casa de Campo is a bit of a mixed bag — but in many ways, still an incredible destination. First, the positives. The resort grounds are absolutely stunning. Everything is immaculately maintained, and there is truly an endless amount to do — whether that’s golf, the beach, the marina, dining, or just lounging around and doing nothing. The crowd was a nice blend of young, upbeat energy and older, laid-back travelers, so it was always easy to find whatever scene fit your mood. The food was also a pleasant surprise. It’s significantly better than your typical all-inclusive fare, likely because the resort also caters to thousands of ultra-high-net-worth villa owners. That said, it still doesn’t quite reach the level you’d expect from true luxury brands like Four Seasons or St. Regis. I did find that reflected in the pricing though — food and drinks were very reasonable for a resort of this caliber. Now to the drawbacks. The standard hotel rooms (non-villa / non-suite) simply don’t live up to the $1,000+ per night price point. They’re spacious, but the décor and furnishings feel dated and fall short of what you’d expect from comparable luxury resorts. One important callout after spending a full week on property: the two entry hotel categories — “Superior Casita” and “Deluxe” — appeared to have virtually no difference. From what we could see, the furniture, finishes, and room sizes felt identical. In fact, our reservation included a complimentary upgrade, and we were initially placed in a Deluxe room. However, to get the 1 king bed we originally booked (instead of two doubles), we ultimately moved to a Superior Casita — technically a downgrade. The experience felt nearly identical in every way, which reinforced our view that the distinction between these two categories is minimal at best. I’d be wary of any offers advertising “complimentary upgrades” between these two classes, as they don’t feel like meaningful upgrades. The “Premier Room” category, on the other hand, appears to be a very different story. While we did not stay in one, we saw the buildings from the grounds and reviewed online videos, and they looked far more aligned with true luxury expectations. The buildings are brand new, the views appear stunning, and the overall finish level seems materially higher. If we returned to the hotel (versus a villa), that’s the only room class we’d consider booking. Service was probably the biggest letdown. It wasn’t bad — but at this price tier, you expect exceptional. Communication leading up to the stay was frustratingly slow. I often had to send 2–3 emails just to get a response, and follow-ups they promised rarely happened unless I chased them down again. There were also organizational issues during our stay. We booked a king room and had credits that were supposed to be applied. Instead, we were placed in a double room (not even queens), and the credits weren’t on our account. We had to visit the front desk multiple times to get both the room corrected the following day and the $425 credit applied. At other high-end Caribbean resorts, staff typically go out of their way to proactively fix issues and elevate the guest experience — here, it felt like we had to advocate for ourselves far more than we should have. Throughout the week, service consistency was also noticeable. Roughly one out of every three interactions felt truly spectacular — warm, proactive, and memorable. The rest were average at best. Again, not bad — just not what you expect at this price point. Overall takeaway: We loved Casa de Campo as a resort, but not as a hotel experience. The golf is world-class, the breadth of restaurants and activities is unmatched, and the entire property feels like a safe, self-contained paradise. We absolutely plan to return — but next time, we’ll go the villa route rather than staying in the hotel.
Mike Kosinski
Incredible experience. The villas are amazing, but the hotel rooms are also really nice if you don't get a villa. The golf courses are prestine. Playable yet challenging. I'd recommend golfing The Links first, all 3 nines at Dye Fore, then Teeth of the Dog last.
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