Family Villas at Casa de Campo®
Houses built for families, with the rooms, the staff and the beach to prove it
Why families choose a villa here
Casa de Campo® in La Romana is a 7,000-acre gated resort with its own beach, marina, three golf courses, riding stables and a hilltop village, and most of the houses inside it were built by families, for families. That is the point of a villa week here: one house with a pool and a cook, so breakfast happens on the terrace rather than in a buffet queue, the children have their own rooms, and the grown-ups have a table of their own after bedtime. The resort access fee gives the whole family use of everything outside the gate of the villa, and the shuttle network and golf carts mean nobody is herding children through a car park.
Family villas, verified room by room
Twelve houses with a real children’s room, a cook on villa hours and a private pool, from a long weekend at US$600 a night to the beach on foot. Beds are listed in bedroom order as on each villa page; rates are the lowest published nightly rate before the 18% service charge.
Casa Bliss
Golfside in El Ingenio: a king, two rooms with two queens and a two-double room for the children; cook, butler and housekeeping; a cart ride to the Kids Club at Minitas.
From $1,000/night · 4 bedrooms · El Ingenio
Casa Mota
Fairway-front in Las Toronjas, built as a family house: a queen, a king, two rooms with two queens and a cot on request; cook and housekeeping.
From $1,250/night · 4 bedrooms · Las Toronjas
La Sultana
Balinese villa by the Marina with five bedrooms: three kings, a two-double room and a bunk room; cook, butler and housekeeping; a shallow pool end for the youngest.
From $2,200/night · 5 bedrooms · Bahía Chavón
Casa Sam
Six bedrooms in El Batey for two families: four kings, a two-queen room and a bunk room; pool and jacuzzi; cook, butler and housekeeping.
From $3,400/night · 6 bedrooms · El Batey
Villa Esperanza
Seven bedrooms on the Vistamar fairways with its own par-3 hole: three kings, three two-queen rooms and a bunk room; cook, butler and housekeeping.
From $2,900/night · 7 bedrooms · Vistamar
Villa Mar Azul
Beachfront in Punta Minitas, a walk from Minitas Beach and the Kids Club: four kings, three two-queen rooms and a bunk room; cook, butler and housekeeping.
From $6,900/night · 8 bedrooms · Punta Minitas
Golf Villa 8
Steps from Teeth of the Dog® with a sea view from the terrace: a king, a queen and a two-double room for the children; housekeeping. The long-weekend house.
From $600/night · 3 bedrooms · Golf Villa Phase I
Casa BO
Modern house with golf views in El Ingenio: two kings, two two-double rooms and a bunk room, so five children sleep in their own beds; cook, butler and housekeeping.
From $2,600/night · 5 bedrooms · El Ingenio
Casa Victoria
Six bedrooms in Bahía Chavón: four kings, a two-full room and a bunk room; pool, jacuzzi and a massage room; cook, butler and housekeeping.
From $3,150/night · 6 bedrooms · Bahía Chavón
The kids’ room question, answered first
The first thing a parent asks is where the children sleep, and this is where Casa de Campo® villas are strong. Many were built with a children’s room, a bunk room or a pair of twin or double beds, so two or three children share a room without anyone on a sofa. Every villa page on our site lists the bed type room by room, so you can see before you book whether the third bedroom is two queens, two doubles or a bunk room. Tell us how many children, their ages and whether a cot is needed, and the shortlist is built around the rooms, not the headline bedroom count.
Three more things families ask, answered plainly. The cook: most villas include one, working villa hours (8 am to 5 pm), preparing breakfast and lunch; groceries are bought for the family and billed separately, and children’s menus are no trouble. The pool: every villa on this page has a private pool; none is fenced unless the listing says so, and the housekeeper and cook are not childminders, so a family with toddlers should ask us about the villas with a shallow end. The beach: Minitas is the resort’s beach, with the Beach Club and the Kids Club beside it; villas in Punta Minitas are a walk away, the Golf Villa phases and Los Lagos a five-to-ten-minute cart ride, and every villa is on the resort shuttle route.
Where families stay
Punta Minitas and Jardín Minitas for the beach on foot: the big staffed houses, and the ones that book first for school holidays. The Golf Villa phases, El Ingenio and Los Lagos for value: three-to-five-bedroom houses with a pool, a cart ride from the beach and the Kids Club, from US$600 a night. Bahía Chavón and Vistamar for the larger family with teenagers: six and seven bedrooms, bunk rooms, and space to spread out. Las Toronjas and Barranca for quiet streets and gardens, close to the Equestrian Center and the riding lessons.
A family week at the villa
The morning
Breakfast on the terrace at eight, the cart to Minitas by ten: the beach is calm and shallow, the Kids Club runs daily programmes for ages 4 to 12, and the Beach Club does lunch.
The afternoon
Afternoons split: riding lessons at the Equestrian Center, tennis or padel at the Racquet Center, a round at The Links for one parent, the pool at home for everyone else.
The evening
Early dinner for the children at the villa, arranged with the cook; the Marina or Altos de Chavón for the parents afterwards, ten minutes away by cart or shuttle.
One day out
Saona or Catalina island by boat from the Marina, or the river at Altos de Chavón. Details of the resort’s programmes are on our family programs page.
What a staffed family villa includes
The fixed facts, so there are no surprises on arrival.
Housekeeping and a cook
Daily housekeeping at every villa; most include a cook on villa hours, 8 am to 5 pm, for breakfast and lunch. Larger villas add a butler.
- Groceries bought for the family, billed at cost
- Dinner by arrangement
- Staff are not childminders
The resort access fee
Paid to the resort, not included in the villa rate; it gives the family use of the whole resort.
- US$30 per adult per night
- US$15 per child aged 4 to 12, free under 4
- Minitas Beach, Marina, Altos de Chavón, restaurants, shuttles
Cots, high chairs, babysitting
Arranged before arrival; babysitting is billed separately.
- Cot and high chair on request
- Babysitters vetted by our concierge team
- Golf carts and child seats for transfers
Minitas Beach and the Kids Club
The resort beach with a shallow swim zone, the Beach Club for lunch and the Kids Club for ages 4 to 12.
- Punta Minitas villas: a walk
- Golf Villa phases, Los Lagos: 5–10 min by cart
- Every villa on the shuttle route
Airports and transfers
La Romana (LRM) is ten minutes from the gate; Punta Cana (PUJ) about fifty minutes by private transfer.
- Child seats on request
- Driver meets you outside customs
- Pre-stocking of the villa before you land
School holidays go first
Six to nine months ahead for school holidays; Christmas and New Year a year ahead. Low season has the best availability and rates.
- Minimum stay 3 nights; 5 at Easter and Thanksgiving
- 7–10 nights over Christmas and New Year
- May to October: best value
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Casa de Campo® villas have bunk beds or a kids’ room?
Casa BO, La Sultana, Villa Esperanza, Casa Victoria, Casa Sam, Villa Esfera, Villa Volcán, Villa Mar Azul and Ocean Bliss all have a bunk room; Golf Villa 8 and Casa Bliss have a two-double room. Bed types are listed room by room on every villa page.
Is there a cook, and will they cook for children?
Most villas include a cook on villa hours, 8 am to 5 pm, for breakfast and lunch; children’s meals are no trouble. Dinner is by arrangement. Groceries are billed separately.
Are the pools fenced?
Not unless the villa page says so. Ask us for the villas with a shallow end if you are travelling with toddlers.
How far is the beach?
Punta Minitas villas are a walk from Minitas Beach; most others are a five-to-ten-minute golf-cart ride, and every villa is on the resort shuttle route.
What does the resort access fee cover for a family?
Minitas Beach, the Beach Club, the Marina, Altos de Chavón, the restaurants and shuttles: US$30 per adult per night, US$15 per child aged 4 to 12, free under 4, paid to the resort.
Is there a kids’ club?
Yes, at Minitas Beach, for ages 4 to 12, run by the resort. See our family programs page for the current schedule.
Can we get a cot, high chair or babysitter?
Yes, all three on request before arrival; babysitting is billed separately. The villa staff are not childminders.
When should a family book?
Six to nine months ahead for school holidays; Christmas and New Year a year ahead. Low season (May to October) has the best availability and rates.
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