Every Caribbean Paradise Homes villa at Casa de Campo® has a private pool. This page is for guests who want the pool to be the reason they pick the house, not a side amenity. We’ve picked three properties where the pool itself is the centerpiece of the trip. Casa Batey: a pool with a floating wooden island, set under a slatted-roof outdoor pavilion that bands the water with shadow lines through the afternoon. Casa Sam: an 18-metre lap pool with a built-in jacuzzi at one end and a 14-seat fairway-side dining table within ten paces. La Sultana: two separate pools across a Balinese pavilion estate, one in the main pavilion grounds, one tucked behind the octagonal guest bungalow. Three different pool stories. All three include cook, daily housekeeping, and full pool maintenance on the standard package. Pricing runs $2,300/night at La Sultana to $3,750/night at Casa Batey.
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Casa Batey ($3,750/night, 5BR, sleeps 10, El Batey) is the design pool. The slatted-roof outdoor pavilion sets the architecture of the day — light-and-shadow geometry above, calm water below, a floating wooden island in the middle for reading or sunbathing. Pick this villa if the pool itself is the trip’s aesthetic anchor and you want the architectural-photoshoot kind of pool deck.
Casa Sam ($3,400/night, 6BR, sleeps 12, El Batey) is the scale pool. 18 metres of clean lap-water, a built-in jacuzzi at one end, a 14-seat fairway-side dining table within ten paces. Pick this villa if the family has actual swimmers in it — kids who want to race lengths, adults who want to do serious laps, grandparents who want the jacuzzi after dinner. The bunk room is a bonus for kids who want to share.
La Sultana ($2,300/night, 5BR, sleeps 10, Bahía Chavón) is the multi-pool estate. The main pool sits in the Balinese pavilion grounds; the secondary pool is tucked behind the octagonal guest bungalow with its own private deck. Pick this villa if multi-generational logistics matter — one pool for kids/parents, one pool for grandparents/quiet swimmers — or if the trip is two couples sharing and you want one pool each. Also the most accessible price tier of the three.
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Featured Pool Villas
Our pool-villa collection covers three distinct pool stories — a design-led slatted-pavilion pool with a floating wooden island (Casa Batey), an 18-metre lap pool with built-in jacuzzi (Casa Sam), and a Balinese pavilion estate with two separate pools (La Sultana). Three different bedrooms (5/6/5), three different price tiers ($2,300–$3,750), three different reasons to make the pool the trip’s anchor.
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifies as a pool villa at Casa de Campo®?
Every Caribbean Paradise Homes villa at Casa de Campo® has a private pool — so technically all CPH villas are ‘pool villas’. The three featured on this page are the ones where the pool itself is the differentiator rather than a side amenity: Casa Batey (slatted-pavilion outdoor room over a pool with a floating wooden island), Casa Sam (18-metre lap pool with a built-in jacuzzi), and La Sultana (Balinese pavilion estate with two separate pools). Pick from these three if the pool experience is the trip’s anchor.
Are the pools heated?
Pools at Casa de Campo® are not typically heated — the Dominican Republic’s climate keeps water temperatures comfortable year-round (low 80s°F / 27°C from December through April, mid-80s°F / 29°C the rest of the year). If you need a heated pool for a specific guest profile (elderly relatives, very young kids in winter), let the Caribbean Paradise Homes concierge know at booking — a few villas can arrange pool heating on request for an additional fee. La Sultana’s two pools are both kept at standard temperature; Casa Batey and Casa Sam’s pools are unheated.
How do pool villas compare to oceanfront villas at Casa de Campo®?
Oceanfront villas put you on the water — the Caribbean is your front yard, you fall asleep to surf, and the beach is steps from the pool deck. Pool villas put the pool at the center of the day — you’re inland (or near-coast) but the pool experience is bigger, more designed, or more flexible than what most oceanfront villas offer. Casa Batey’s slatted pavilion, Casa Sam’s 18m lap pool, and La Sultana’s two-pool layout are all features you won’t find at oceanfront properties. The trade-off: 3–5 minute cart ride to the beach instead of beach-front. Pick a pool villa if the trip is about the villa itself; pick oceanfront if the trip is about the ocean.
Are pool villas at Casa de Campo® good for families with young kids?
Yes — pool villas are arguably the best Casa de Campo® option for families with young kids. The private pool means the kids can be in the water all day without leaving the property, the cook handles snacks-on-demand poolside, and the daily housekeeping resets towels and pool deck while you’re out. Casa Sam is the strongest family pick of the three featured here: the 18-metre pool gives kids real swim distance, the built-in jacuzzi is a fun secondary water zone, and the bunk room is purpose-built for kid-sharing. La Sultana’s two-pool layout works well for multi-generational trips where grandparents want the quieter pool. Casa Batey’s floating wooden island is a hit with kids old enough to swim independently.
How far are pool villas from Minitas Beach and the Marina?
All three pool villas featured here are a short cart ride from the resort’s key amenities. Casa Batey and Casa Sam (both in El Batey) are 3–5 minutes by golf cart to Minitas Beach Club and the Marina. La Sultana (Bahía Chavón) is a 5-minute cart ride to Minitas and a 4-minute walk to the Marina — the only one of the three within walking distance to dockside dining. Teeth of the Dog is 5–7 minutes from any of the three; Altos de Chavón is 7–8 minutes. Cart access is part of the resort’s standard guest experience and Caribbean Paradise Homes arranges cart rentals at booking.
What is the minimum stay for a pool villa rental at Casa de Campo®?
Most pool villa rentals require a minimum of 3 nights during off-peak periods and 5–7 nights during high season (December–April) and over Christmas/New Year. Some villas may carry longer minimums during specific holiday windows — confirm at the quote stage. Caribbean Paradise Homes books direct with no platform fees, and our on-property concierge manages arrival logistics, welcome dinner setup, and any add-on services from the moment your minimum-stay booking is confirmed.
Which neighborhoods have the strongest pool villas at Casa de Campo®?
Pool design and pool scale cluster in two pockets at Casa de Campo®. El Batey — the resort’s central residential neighborhood — has the two most distinctive pool houses we represent: Casa Batey (floating wooden island + slatted pavilion) and Casa Sam (18m lap pool + built-in jacuzzi). Bahía Chavón — adjacent to the Marina — has La Sultana, the only multi-pool estate we represent (two separate pools across a Balinese pavilion property). Other CPH villas across the resort have excellent pools but these three are the most pool-anchored properties in our portfolio.
Can I walk to the beach from a pool villa?
None of the three featured pool villas are walking distance to Minitas Beach — Casa Batey, Casa Sam, and La Sultana are all 3–5 minutes by golf cart from the beach. La Sultana is the closest to walkable beach access (about a 12-minute walk via the Marina). The trade-off is intentional: these are villas where the pool is the daily anchor and the beach is the day-trip destination, not the other way around. Golf carts are part of the standard Casa de Campo® guest experience and Caribbean Paradise Homes arranges cart rental at booking.