Extended Stay Villas at Casa de Campo® Resort
Villas with Cook Included for Two- and Three-Week Stays
Extended stay villas are the houses that make sense for a two- or three-week stay rather than a quick 5-night break. Over a longer stay the cook becomes a daily fixture rather than a vacation luxury, housekeeping settles into a routine, and the villa starts to feel like a Caribbean home from home. The three we’ve picked out below are the standouts for extended stays: a 3-bedroom villa on The Links 11th fairway with a private walled pool and cook included (Villa Uchi), a 4-bedroom Ingenio Links-side villa with an open-air central courtyard and a renovated kitchen (Casa Bliss), and a 4-bedroom polo-front modern villa with hammocks, a play fort, and chukka-watching from the garden (Le Cheval). Standard nightly rates run $900–$1,150. Longer stays are quoted for your exact dates. The Caribbean Paradise Homes concierge handles arrival logistics, the housekeeping routine and any add-on services that make a longer stay work.
Extended-Stay Villas for Rent: Rates & Bedrooms
Our extended stay shortlist covers three value-tier villas built for a two- or three-week stay. A 3-bedroom on The Links 11th fairway with cook included (Villa Uchi). A 4-bedroom Ingenio Links-side villa with an open-air central courtyard and renovated kitchen (Casa Bliss). A 4-bedroom polo-front modern villa with hammocks and a play fort for families (Le Cheval). Three nightly rates ($900–$1,150), three different extended-stay anchors, all with cook included and all well suited to longer bookings. Our picks come first, then three more at different price points. For every extended-stay villa open on your dates, see our accommodation page.
Villa Uchi
3-bedroom villa on The Links 11th fairway (Golf Villa V Phase) with private walled pool and cook included. The golfer’s extended-stay pick — tee is a 90-second walk from the garden.
From $900/night · Sleeps 6 · 3 bedrooms
Casa Bliss
4-bedroom Ingenio Links-side villa with open-air central courtyard, renovated kitchen, rain-chain pebble garden, and pergola bar. Cook included. The work-from-villa extended-stay pick.
From $1,000/night · Sleeps 8 · 4 bedrooms
Le Cheval
4-bedroom modern villa in El Polo fronting the polo grounds. Hammocks, a kids’ play fort, chukka-watching from the garden. Cook included. The kid-and-family extended-stay pick.
From $1,100/night · Sleeps 8 · 4 bedrooms
Villa Otto
Golf villa overlooking The Links, with vaulted living spaces, a private garden pool and a cook included.
From $950/night · Sleeps 8 · 4 bedrooms
Casa Mota
Single-storey villa on the fairway in Las Toronjas, with a free-form pool, a family lawn with a trampoline and a cook included.
From $1,250/night · Sleeps 8 · 4 bedrooms
Casa Vivero
Single-storey villa in Vivero I built around a pool courtyard, with an outdoor kitchen and a cook included.
From $1,500/night · Sleeps 10 · 5 bedrooms
The Arrival at an Extended-Stay Villa
The arrival. The drive in from La Romana International Airport takes 20 minutes; for longer stays the cart is typically rented for the whole stay (golf carts are not included in the villa rate; we arrange the rental for you). The first thing every extended-stay guest does is unpack properly — not the open-the-suitcase-on-the-bed vacation unpack, but the put-clothes-in-drawers, take-shoes-off-and-leave-them-by-the-door kind. The cook arrives to introduce themselves and discuss the rough meal rhythm for the stay: which days the guest will eat in, which days out, what dietary preferences to keep stocked, which mornings to start with the full breakfast versus just coffee on the deck. The housekeeping team walks through and confirms the weekly cadence. At Villa Uchi the garden opens directly onto The Links 11th fairway — the morning’s first thought is the golf round before breakfast. At Casa Bliss the open-air central courtyard becomes the rhythm-setter — the renovated kitchen is the heart of the house, even with the cook handling meals. At Le Cheval the hammocks and the play fort signal a kid-friendly extended stay; the polo grounds beyond the garden become the daily view. By evening of day one, the house feels like home.
The Split Day at an Extended-Stay Villa
The split day. Extended stay rhythm differs from vacation rhythm. Mornings start earlier and quieter — coffee on the deck before the cook handles breakfast, a workout or beach walk, the day’s quiet productivity hours if work is part of the trip (and for many extended-stay guests, it is). Midday is the pool or the beach or the lounger. Afternoons might mean a tee time at The Links (Villa Uchi is on the 11th fairway), an Altos de Chavón walk (close to all three villas), a marina lunch, or just the kind of slow afternoon a vacation week never has time for. Dinner with the cook is arranged in advance as after-hours service. The housekeeping team has been through earlier in the week per the weekly cadence. The day ends with a quieter version of the vacation-week-rhythm — less compressed, more sustainable. This is what extended stays unlock: the same fully-staffed Casa de Campo® villa experience but at a rhythm a guest could maintain for two or three weeks rather than burn out by day five.Through the Extended Stay
The Signature Pool Moment
The signature moment. The moment a guest realizes the extended stay is working is usually around week two. The cook knows everyone’s breakfast. The morning routine has settled. The neighborhood — the residential pocket of Casa de Campo® with its quiet streets and the local rhythm of staff arriving and finishing the morning rounds — has started to feel known rather than discovered. At Villa Uchi it’s the moment the guest stops paying attention to the golfers passing on the 11th fairway because they’ve become part of the morning’s background music. At Casa Bliss it’s the moment the open-air courtyard becomes the default reading spot, the renovated kitchen counter the default work-from-villa surface. At Le Cheval it’s the moment the kids stop asking what they’re doing today because the rhythm of the polo grounds, the play fort, and the hammocks is itself the answer. The house has become the trip. This is what hotels can’t deliver on a longer stay.The Wind-Down
The wind-down. By the last week of the extended stay, the inventory of small things has accumulated: a favorite coffee mug, a worn-in spot on the lounger, a routine with the cook around lunch portions, an opinion about which housekeeping shift covers the kitchen versus the bedrooms best. The guest has driven to La Romana for the local grocery run a few times. The Caribbean Paradise Homes concierge has handled the occasional unexpected need (a doctor referral, a mid-stay laundry service add-on, a guest’s visit that needed an extra bedroom prepared). The last morning is the slowest of the trip — coffee on the deck, the cook making the last breakfast, the bags packed the night before. The house feels like a place the guest will come back to rather than a stop they passed through. Many extended-stay guests rebook the same villa for the same window the following year before they leave.Villa Uchi ($900/night, 3BR, sleeps 6, Golf Villa V Phase) is the golfer’s extended stay. Garden opens directly onto The Links 11th fairway — the morning’s tee time is a 90-second walk. Private walled pool for the quieter afternoons. Cook included. The lowest entry-tier rate of the three. Pick this if the trip is a golfer’s two- or three-week stay with a small group or family.
Casa Bliss ($1,000/night, 4BR, sleeps 8, El Ingenio) is the work-from-villa extended stay. Open-air central courtyard becomes the rhythm-setter and the renovated kitchen is the heart of the house — the kind of villa that handles work-from-Caribbean as comfortably as it handles vacation. Links-side position for golf, pergola bar for the evening, cook included. Pick this if the extended stay includes any work-from-villa component or if the small architectural details matter to the trip.
Le Cheval ($1,100/night, 4BR, sleeps 8, El Polo) is the kid-and-family extended stay. Polo-front modern villa with hammocks, a play fort, and chukka-watching from the garden — the property is built for families with kids who need outdoor structure during a long stay. The El Polo neighborhood is one of the quietest at Casa de Campo®. Cook included. Pick this if the extended stay is a family trip with kids who need a rhythm rather than a tourist itinerary.
What Is Typically Included
Full-time staff that scales for extended stays: cook (the key differentiator — cook handles meals on a daily rhythm rather than vacation-week treat basis; food cost is separate but the cook handles grocery runs to La Romana for guests staying longer than two weeks), daily or every-other-day housekeeping per the agreed weekly cadence, pool maintenance and gardener. Extended stays often unlock: weekly laundry service, mid-stay deep clean, occasional grocery delivery, and tailored housekeeping schedules (some guests prefer light daily, others prefer deeper twice-weekly). Add-on services through the Caribbean Paradise Homes concierge: golf cart rental for the whole stay, spa treatments at the Casa de Campo® spa, weekly tennis-coach lessons, in-villa Pilates instructor, kids’ tutoring or activity coordination for families staying through the school break. Resort access fee is billed per guest per night by the resort directly and covers the beach club and resort-wide services (the gym is paid separately).Extended-Stay Villa Logistics, Distances & Pricing
Three villas for longer stays, what each costs and how far it is from the golf, the beach and the marina.
Villa Uchi
3 bedrooms, sleeps 6. Golf Villas V.
- The Links: on the 11th fairway, the tee is a 90-second walk
- Casa de Campo® Marina: 6 min by cart
Casa Bliss
4 bedrooms, sleeps 8. El Ingenio.
- The Links: the course is the back garden
- Altos de Chavón: 5 min by car
Le Cheval
4 bedrooms, sleeps 8. El Polo, with the polo grounds beyond the garden.
- Teeth of the Dog: 5 min by cart
- Casa de Campo® Marina: 7 min by car
Beach, gym & airport
- Minitas Beach Club: 5–7 min
- Resort gym and wellness center: 5–7 min
- La Romana Airport (LRM): 20 min from the resort gate
Staff & upkeep
A cook (food is charged separately, and the cook does the grocery runs to La Romana), housekeeping on an agreed weekly schedule, pool maintenance and a gardener.
Longer stays
Rates are nightly, and longer stays are quoted for your exact dates. Guests often add a golf cart for the whole stay, weekly laundry and spa treatments. Rates exclude the 18% service fee and the Casa de Campo® resort access fee. Booking direct with Caribbean Paradise Homes means no booking-platform fees.
Plan Your Extended-Stay Villa Stay
Planning a two- or three-week stay? We’ll match you with the best-fit villa — the kind where cook becomes a daily fixture, housekeeping settles into a weekly cadence, and the house starts to feel like a Caribbean second home. Direct booking, no platform fees, on-property concierge for the duration.
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- Honeymoon villas (honeymoon estates)
- Corporate retreat villas (leadership offsites)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a Casa de Campo® villa good for an extended stay?
The strongest extended stay villas at Casa de Campo® are 3–4 bedroom houses with cook included, in residential pockets where the rhythm feels more like a Caribbean second home than a vacation rental. The three on this page are the standouts: a 3-bedroom on The Links 11th fairway (Villa Uchi), a 4-bedroom Links-side with open-air courtyard (Casa Bliss), and a 4-bedroom polo-front family villa (Le Cheval). All three include cook standard, which is the key differentiator for longer stays — daily meal handling rather than vacation-week dining out. Longer stays are quoted for your exact dates.
How does the staff handle an extended stay?
The staff settles into a weekly cadence rather than the vacation-week rhythm. The cook handles daily meals during staff hours (breakfast and lunch; dinner by prior arrangement as after-hours service) with grocery runs to La Romana on longer stays. Housekeeping moves to a weekly schedule (some guests prefer light daily, others prefer deeper twice-weekly — your call). Pool maintenance and the gardener continue on standard rotation. The Caribbean Paradise Homes concierge handles long-term needs: golf cart for the whole stay, weekly laundry service add-on, spa treatments at the resort spa, kids’ tutoring or activity coordination for families staying through school breaks. Mid-stay deep cleans can be arranged.
How long can I book one of these villas?
Extended stays at these villas typically run from 14 to 21 nights. We don’t offer monthly or seasonal rentals. The three villas on this page are sized for 6–8 guests, which suits couples, small families, or working professionals on a longer Caribbean stay. For larger extended stays consider the family villas page (multi-gen 8+ bedroom estates) or ask us about larger estates. Bookings are handled direct by Caribbean Paradise Homes, with no booking-platform fees and clean documentation for expense purposes.
Does the villa work for work-from-Caribbean stays?
Yes — extended stays often include a work component, and the three featured villas all handle it. WiFi at all three is adequate for video calls (Zoom, Teams, Google Meet) and collaboration tools. Casa Bliss’s renovated kitchen counter doubles as a work-from-villa standing-desk surface; the open-air central courtyard is the natural break space. Villa Uchi’s pool deck and Le Cheval’s polo-side terrace both work as outdoor session spots. For high-stakes calls or recorded sessions, the Caribbean Paradise Homes concierge can arrange professional AV setup. Time zone alignment with US Eastern is built-in (no DST shifts in the Dominican Republic).
How does pricing work for longer stays?
Villas are priced per night. For stays of two weeks or more, send us your dates and we will quote the full stay, including staff and any add-ons, before you book. We don’t offer monthly or seasonal rentals.
What is the minimum stay for an extended-stay booking?
‘Extended stay’ generally means bookings of 14 nights or more, though we’ll happily quote shorter stays at these villas too. Many extended-stay guests rebook the same villa for the same weeks the following year.
Which neighborhoods at Casa de Campo® are best for an extended stay?
The two strongest extended-stay neighborhoods at Casa de Campo® are the residential golf-side pockets (El Ingenio, Golf Villas Phases, Las Palmas) and the quiet inland neighborhoods (El Batey, El Polo, Las Canas). Both groups offer the residential rhythm extended-stay guests prefer — quieter streets, less tourist traffic, neighbors who are mostly homeowners. The three featured villas on this page sit in three different residential pockets: Villa Uchi in Golf Villa V Phase (on The Links), Casa Bliss in El Ingenio (Links-side), Le Cheval in El Polo (polo-front). Avoid the high-season beachfront pockets (Punta Minitas, Caleton) for extended stays — those are vacation-tier and the rhythm suits a shorter, busier holiday.
Can I walk to the beach from a pool villa?
None of the three featured pool villas are walking distance to Minitas Beach — Villa Uchi, Casa Bliss, and Le Cheval are all 3–5 minutes by golf cart from the beach. Le Cheval 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 not included in the villa rate; Caribbean Paradise Homes arranges cart rental at booking.
What hours does the villa staff work?
Standard staff hours are 8:00am to 5:00pm, and no staff sleep in; only at select villas do the hours vary from this. If you would like the cook or another staff member to stay later, for example for a late dinner, ask us in advance and you cover a transport allowance of US$60 per staff member for their ride home.
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Villa Rental Experience
Tell us about the extended stay you’re planning, and one of our long-stay specialists will personally curate a shortlist for your dates and group size — with a real read on which villa fits your trip: golfer’s stay, work-from-villa stay, or kid-and-family base.