Large-Group & Family Reunion Villas at Casa de Campo®
Seven to twelve bedrooms, staffed, with the layout a three-generation week actually needs
One house, three generations
A reunion is not a large group, it is three small ones with different bedtimes. Grandparents who want a bedroom they do not have to climb to, parents who want a door between them and the children, teenagers who want a room of their own and a second living area where the television is theirs. Casa de Campo® has houses built this way, because that is how Dominican families use them: seven to twelve bedrooms, two or three living rooms, a dining table that seats everyone, and a cook so that one dinner a day is nobody’s job.
Large-group villas, verified room by room
Nine houses for ten to twenty-four people, each with a cook and a butler. Beds are listed in bedroom order as on the villa page; rates are the lowest published nightly rate for the whole villa, before the 18% service charge.
Los Mangos
Seven bedrooms in Los Mangos: a king, two rooms with two kings, three more kings and a queen, so couples and cousins each get a real bed; a table for the whole family; cook, butler and housekeeping.
From $2,900/night · 7 bedrooms · Los Mangos
Villa Palms
Seven bedrooms on the Las Palmas fairways: three kings and four rooms with two queens, the layout for two families plus grandparents; cook, butler and housekeeping; the Marina a cart ride away.
From $4,050/night · 7 bedrooms · Las Palmas
Casa Cana
Eight bedrooms on the cliffs of Punta Aguila, six of them kings; a second living room and a dining table for the group; chef, butler and housekeeping.
From $4,700/night · 8 bedrooms · Punta Aguila
Villa Oasis
Eight bedrooms by the bay in Punta Minitas: two kings and six rooms with two queens, sixteen beds for sixteen cousins; cook, butler and housekeeping; the beach on foot.
From $6,050/night · 8 bedrooms · Punta Minitas
El Cocotal
Ten bedrooms above the sea in Vista Chavón: two kings and eight rooms with two queens, an infinity pool and the view for the group photo; cook, butler and housekeeping.
From $6,350/night · 10 bedrooms · Vista Chavón
Casa Caleton
Twelve bedrooms on the beach at Caleton: three kings and nine rooms with two queens; chef and butler; the house for the milestone reunion with the sea outside.
From $9,800/night · 12 bedrooms · Caleton
Villa Esperanza
Seven bedrooms on the Vistamar fairways with its own par-3 hole: three kings, three two-queen rooms and a bunk room for the youngest cousins; cook, butler and housekeeping.
From $2,900/night · 7 bedrooms · Vistamar
Villa Palmeras
Eight bedrooms in Vista Chavón, two kings and six two-queen rooms, with a villa manager on hand for a party of sixteen; cook, butler and housekeeping.
From $4,150/night · 8 bedrooms · Vista Chavón
Villa Mar Azul
Beachfront in Punta Minitas, a walk from Minitas Beach: four kings, three two-queen rooms and a bunk room; cook, butler and housekeeping.
From $6,900/night · 8 bedrooms · Punta Minitas
The layout question, answered first
Three things decide whether a reunion villa works, and none of them is the bedroom count. Ground-floor bedrooms for the grandparents. A second living area, so the house does not have one room everyone is in. A table for all of you: twelve to sixteen seats, inside or on the terrace. We check all three with the owner before we propose a villa, because listings rarely say.
Bed types matter too, and those are on every villa page room by room: kings for the couples, two-queen rooms for cousins sharing, a bunk room where the youngest want one. Tell us who is coming, by generation, and we shortlist on layout before anything else.
Where reunions stay
Punta Minitas and Caleton for the beach on foot and the biggest staffed houses. Vista Chavón and Punta Aguila for the view houses with eight to ten bedrooms. Las Palmas, Los Mangos and Vistamar for seven-bedroom value with a cart ride to everything.
Who fits where: three families plus grandparents (14–16) → El Cocotal, Villa Palmeras, Villa Oasis. Two families plus grandparents (10–12) → Los Mangos, Villa Palms, Casa Cana. The milestone reunion with the beach outside → Casa Caleton, Casa Minitas.
A reunion week
One dinner a day
The cook does breakfast and lunch on villa hours; the one dinner everyone sits down to is arranged with the cook, groceries billed separately. For sixteen or more, a second cook is arranged.
Everyone their own day
Golf for those who play (the courses are for resort guests, and the villa booking registers everyone), the Kids Club at Minitas for the youngest, the Equestrian Center for the horse-mad cousin.
The night out
The Marina for dinner with the yachts in view, Altos de Chavón for the group photo every family takes, both ten minutes away by cart or shuttle.
Getting around
Golf carts per villa, usually one per four people, and the resort shuttle; airport transfers in minibuses for the whole party, LRM ten minutes away.
What a staffed reunion villa includes
The fixed facts for the person doing the organising.
Cook, butler, housekeeping
Daily housekeeping; a cook on villa hours, 8 am to 5 pm, for breakfast and lunch; a butler at the larger houses.
- Groceries bought for the group, billed at cost
- One dinner by arrangement
- Second cook for 16+ on request
The resort access fee
Paid to the resort per person per night; it registers the whole party for the beach, Marina, restaurants and shuttles.
- US$30 per adult per night
- US$15 per child aged 4 to 12, free under 4
- Not included in the villa rate
One payer, one invoice
One rental agreement for the villa, however many families share it; the 18% service charge and the access fee are itemised.
- Split the cost among yourselves
- Rates confirmed for your exact dates
- Security deposit held and returned
Golf carts and transfers
A reunion moves as a convoy; we size the carts and the airport transfer to the headcount.
- Usually one cart per four guests
- Minibus transfers from LRM (10 min) or PUJ (50 min)
- Child seats on request
Minitas Beach and the Kids Club
Shallow swim zone, the Beach Club for lunch, the Kids Club for ages 4 to 12.
- Punta Minitas and Caleton villas: a walk
- Others: 5–10 minutes by cart
- Every villa on the shuttle route
Nine to twelve months ahead
Eight-plus-bedroom villas are few; school holidays and Christmas go a year ahead.
- Minimum stay 3 nights; 7–10 over Christmas
- Easter and Thanksgiving: 5 nights
- May to October: best availability
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Casa de Campo® villas have ground-floor bedrooms for grandparents?
Several of the larger houses do, but listings rarely say, so we confirm it with the owner for every villa we propose. Tell us who needs a bedroom without stairs and we shortlist on that first.
How many people can sit at one table?
Twelve to sixteen at the villas on this page, inside or on the covered terrace; we confirm the seat count per villa before you book.
Can we have one big dinner every night?
Yes, by arrangement with the cook, who works villa hours; dinners are agreed when you book and groceries are billed at cost. For sixteen or more we arrange a second cook.
How are the rates split between families?
One rental agreement and one invoice for the villa; how you share it is up to you. The 18% service charge and the resort access fee are itemised.
What does the resort access fee cost for a party of sixteen?
US$30 per adult per night and US$15 per child aged 4 to 12, free under 4, paid to the resort. It registers everyone for the beach, the Marina, the restaurants and the shuttles.
How many golf carts do we need?
Usually one per four guests; we size the carts to the headcount and the villa’s location, and arrange them before arrival.
Can two villas be booked together?
Yes. Vista Chavón, Punta Aguila and Las Palmas all have neighbouring houses we represent; tell us the total headcount.
How far ahead should a reunion book?
Nine to twelve months for eight or more bedrooms in high season; Christmas and New Year a year ahead; minimum stays are three nights, seven to ten over the festive season.
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