Casa de Campo® Las Colinas
Family Villas on the Quiet Eastern Hills, a Short Ride from Altos de Chavón
Las Colinas is the low rise of residential streets on the eastern side of Casa de Campo®, where the resort road climbs toward Altos de Chavón and the traffic thins to golf carts and the occasional gardener’s truck. The houses sit back behind hedges and mature trees, with lawns that run to the back fence rather than to a fairway or the sea. It is the pocket guests choose when the plan is a family week with room to spread out, dinner at the stone village up the hill, and the courses and the beach a cart ride away rather than next door.
Caribbean Paradise Homes represents one villa in Las Colinas: Villa Isabel, a six-bedroom family house with a pool along the lawn, a heated jacuzzi and two outdoor pavilions, with a cook included. For the same eastern side of the resort with the river and the sea in view, the villas at Vista Chavón and Bahía Chavón are a short ride down the hill.
What Defines a Las Colinas Villa
Las Colinas villas are built for groups that live outdoors: a covered terrace for lunch, a pool along the lawn, a pavilion for the evening drink, and bedrooms spread across more than one level so three generations can keep their own hours. Villa Isabel sleeps twelve across six bedrooms, two of them on a private lower level for in-laws or older kids. Pricing for the pocket starts at $1,800 per night — one of the better-value staffed six-bedroom addresses at Casa de Campo®.
Who These Villas Are Perfect For
Las Colinas is for the multi-generation family week — grandparents, parents and kids who want a quiet street, a cook in the kitchen, and a stone village with galleries and restaurants a short ride up the hill. The lots are residential in scale and the privacy comes from hedges and trees rather than distance. It is not the address for guests who want to walk to the sand or see the sea from the pool; for that, look at Punta Minitas or Punta Aguila.
What Makes a Las Colinas Villa Different
Why Families Choose the East Side
Las Colinas sits on the eastern hills of the resort, above the Chavón River. Altos de Chavón and Dye Fore are the closest landmarks — a short cart ride up the road — and the Casa de Campo® Marina is a slightly longer ride down the hill. The streets are residential, with no through traffic and no commercial activity in the pocket itself. Included cook prepares meals during villa staff hours — standard hours are 8:00am to 5:00pm, varying only at select villas.
Altos de Chavón as the Evening Out
Altos de Chavón — the cliff-top stone village with galleries, restaurants, the church of St. Stanislaus and the amphitheatre, short cart ride. Dye Fore — Pete Dye’s clifftop course above the Chavón River canyon, short cart ride. Casa de Campo® Marina — restaurants, shops and catamaran charters, short ride. Teeth of the Dog — ranked the Caribbean’s top course by the World Golf Awards, a cart ride across the resort. Minitas Beach — the resort’s main beach, a cart ride across the resort.
What Is Typically Included
Villa Isabel comes with its own staff — a cook and housekeeping — during standard villa staff hours, and direct-with-owner rates with no booking fees. Not included: the Casa de Campo® resort access fee, golf cart rental, green fees and transfers, all of which we help you arrange before arrival. Las Colinas is the answer for 6-bedroom family reunions and groups of up to twelve who want value on the quiet side of the resort; not the right address for walkable beach access or sea views.
Pricing for Las Colinas villas
Las Colinas villa rentals start from $1,800/night for Villa Isabel, a six-bedroom house sleeping twelve — one of the lowest per-bedroom rates for a staffed six-bedroom villa at Casa de Campo®. For comparison, the river- and sea-view estates a short ride down the hill at Vista Chavón run from $4,150/night. The villa in Las Colinas:
- Villa Isabel — 6-bedroom family villa with pool, heated jacuzzi and two outdoor pavilions: from $1,800/night
Every Las Colinas booking includes the property’s staff (cook for meals during villa staff hours, housekeeping) and direct-with-owner rates — no booking fees, no third-party markup. Resort access is not included in the villa rate: it is granted once the Casa de Campo® resort access fee is paid. For an exact quote on your dates, tell us what you’re planning and one of our specialists will come back to you within a few hours.
Rates are indicative only and subject to change based on exact dates, occupancy, villa selection, and availability at the time of booking.
Plan Your Stay
Planning a family week on the quiet side of Casa de Campo®?
We’ll confirm Villa Isabel’s availability for your dates — or match you with the closest alternative on the eastern side of the resort — and coordinate every detail from airport transfer to resort access.
Featured villas in and around Las Colinas
Villa Isabel is the Caribbean Paradise Homes villa in Las Colinas — a six-bedroom family house on a quiet eastern street. The two nearby alternatives sit in Vista Chavón, a short ride down the hill on the same side of the resort, for groups who want the Chavón River and the sea in view. Browse VILLA ISABEL, RIVER HOUSE and VILLA PALMERAS. Direct rates and concierge support from Caribbean Paradise Homes since 2003.
Villa Isabel
6-bedroom family villa in Las Colinas with a pool along the lawn, heated jacuzzi and two outdoor pavilions. Two bedrooms on a private lower level. Cook included.
From $1,800/night · Sleeps 12 · 6 bedrooms
River House
Nearby in Vista Chavón: 5-bedroom villa between the river canyon and the sea cliff, with twin pools and a chef included, walking distance to Altos de Chavón.
From $4,600/night · Sleeps 10 · 5 bedrooms
Villa Palmeras
Nearby in Vista Chavón: 8-bedroom estate with Dye Fore fairway, Marina and Caribbean Sea views, heated infinity pool and dining for 20.
From $4,150/night · Sleeps 16 · 8 bedrooms
Frequently Asked Questions
Which kind of trip is Las Colinas best suited to?
Las Colinas is the address for a multi-generation family week — grandparents, parents and kids who want a quiet residential street, a cook in the kitchen, and Altos de Chavón a short ride up the hill for dinner. Villa Isabel sleeps twelve across six bedrooms, with two bedrooms on a private lower level. It is not the right address for guests who want to walk to the sand or see the sea from the pool — for those, see Punta Minitas (beachfront) or Punta Aguila (clifftop).
How far is Altos de Chavón from Las Colinas?
Altos de Chavón and Dye Fore are the closest landmarks to Las Colinas — about 0.8 miles (1.3 km), a short cart ride up the hill. The stone village is where most Las Colinas evenings end: galleries, the church of St. Stanislaus, restaurants with views into the Chavón River canyon, and the amphitheatre on concert nights. The Casa de Campo® Marina is about 1.6 miles (2.6 km) the other way, a short ride down the hill for seafood lunch or a catamaran day.
Is there a beach within walking distance of Las Colinas?
No. Las Colinas is an inland residential pocket on the eastern hills; Minitas Beach is about 2.3 miles (3.7 km) away, a cart ride across the resort. Families here tend to make the pool the daily default and plan one or two beach days around it. If walking to the sand is the priority, the Los Limones villas are a short walk from Minitas Beach and sleep eight.
How does golf work from a Las Colinas villa?
Dye Fore, Pete Dye’s clifftop course above the Chavón River canyon, is the closest course — a short cart ride up the hill. Teeth of the Dog — ranked the Caribbean’s top course by the World Golf Awards — and The Links are about 2.8 miles (4.5 km) across the resort, a drive or a longer cart ride. Tee times are booked directly with the Casa de Campo® golf office; golf carts are rented separately from the villa and we help you arrange one before arrival.
What does the resort fee cover for Las Colinas guests?
The Casa de Campo® resort access fee is paid separately from the villa rate and opens the resort to you: Minitas Beach and the beach club, the resort’s pools, and resort-wide services. Villa Isabel’s rate includes the property’s own staff — a cook preparing meals during villa staff hours and housekeeping — and direct-with-owner pricing with no booking fees or third-party markup. For a full breakdown on your dates, ask during the enquiry process.
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.
Begin Your
Villa Rental Experience
Tell us your dates and group size for Las Colinas, and one of our villa specialists will confirm Villa Isabel’s availability — or suggest the closest alternative on the eastern side of the resort — typically within a few hours. There’s no commitment at this stage, just a conversation to help you find the right fit. Our villa specialists have personally stayed in and vetted every property in our portfolio. Availability can shift quickly, especially during peak travel periods.