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Walk through the thatched gatehouse and the compound opens out around the pool. Casa Cana is set up for a multi-generation group who want a long active week on the resort. The villa sits in Punta Aguila on a generous inland plot, with the back lawn looking out on a fairway and the games-room glass wall facing the same view. Eight bedrooms across two wings sleep up to sixte...

Pull back the glass at Palm West in the morning and the lap pool runs the full length of the garden, long enough that two swimmers don't have to take turns. Las Palmas fronts Dye Fore's Marina nine, with the 5th fairway past the back lawn and the Marina itself a short ride down the road. The villa sleeps ten across five en-suites, with an included cook handling all the mea...

Step out to the lower terrace at sundown. The fire pit catches and the cliff drops into open Caribbean a few feet beyond. Ocean Bliss sits at the southern tip of Punta Minitas, a contemporary statement villa elevated on its own coral promontory above the water. Six bedrooms sleep fourteen across multi-couple groups and multi-generation families, with an included cook handl...

Step through the carved pivot door at Casa del Sol and the diamond-patterned coral-stone wall opens onto the corridor that runs to the back lawn. This is the multi-gen reunion villa in Las Palmas, fronting the 9th hole of La Romana Country Club, with eight bedrooms and sixteen beds for three or four generations under one roof. An included cook handles all the meals from th...

Push back the glass wall at Le Cheval and the polo grounds open out from the back garden — match at three. Four bedrooms sleep eight in a two-story modern villa fronting the polo field in El Polo, with an included cook handling all the meals. The fit: a family with kids who'll spend the day between the climbing fort and the pool, two couples on a long weekend, or a friend...

Step through Villa Solara's gallery hallway and the villa opens out to a long green-tile pool. The villa sits inside Barranca, an interior pocket of the resort with the Racquet Center a short cart ride up the road, so a tennis or paddle morning fits in before anyone has changed out of a robe. Five bedrooms sleep twelve, with an included cook handling all the meals. Twel...

Walk in with the kids running ahead and the courtyard pulls them to the center of the house. A wooden plank crosses a reflection pool. Palms grow through the open roof above. Every room opens onto the courtyard. Villa Alfa is built for families who travel together and like the house to do the gathering. It sits on a quiet road in El Ingenio, central to almost everything in...

At Porta Azul a stone-paved path through tall agave leads to a contemporary four-bedroom in Los Limones, art on the walls in every room. Four bedrooms sleep eight, with an included cook handling all the meals. The fit: a couple with an eye for contemporary art who want a walkable beach week, a family who came for the gallery walls and the pool, or two couples on a long wee...

Walk in and the ceiling opens to sky. The front of the villa is a courtyard garden you cross before you reach anyone. Aqua Vista is the villa for a multi-generational family or three or four couples — six bedrooms in Los Lagos, Minitas Beach a short walk down the road, an included cook handling all the meals. By mid-morning the group spreads through the outdoor pavilion...

Step inside Casa Zens, where the house opens upward into a double-height atrium. A long reflecting pool runs across the floor, and a curved staircase floats over it. The villa sits in Barranca, the resort's quieter inland neighbourhood, and it's the only contemporary build of its kind here. Six bedrooms, twelve guests, and an included cook who handles all the meals. Mor...

At Casa Bonita the back of the villa opens onto a lake fronting The Links, sunroom windows folded open on three sides and the lawn rolling to the water. Four bedrooms sleep eight in a Golf Villa Phase V lakefront villa, with an included cook handling all the meals. The fit: a family of eight in their own rooms, a friend group built around the sunroom, or two couples who ca...

Step out the back of Villa Oasis and the bay is right there — Minitas Bay opening off the lawn, your own dock at the water's edge. The estate sits at the tip of Punta Minitas, designed by the Italian architect who built Casa de Campo's marina. Eight bedrooms hold sixteen guests, with an included cook handling all the meals. The estate spreads across multiple buildings,...

Pour the first round of drinks at sundown and the 8th fairway of Dye Fore is right there past the lawn, with the Caribbean a thin blue line beyond. La Florentina is a brand-new six-bedroom estate in Rio Arriba. It sleeps twelve across six suites, with an included cook for all the meals. Mornings split early — three or four people up first on the back terrace with cups i...

Casa Roble is built for the group that books one villa for a milestone weekend: anniversaries, big birthdays, the friends-trip everyone holds the dates for. Six bedrooms across two stories in Barranca Este. Pull the long back walls open and the great room joins the lawn and the pool, the glass pavilion at the far end. Twelve guests, an included cook handling all the meals...

Wade out to the floating wooden island in the middle of the pool and stretch out, the rest of the group on the long deck and the slatted pavilion already filling up behind you. Casa Batey sits in El Batey, the resort's quieter residential pocket between the Marina and Altos de Chavón, on a single-level plot with a wide back lawn beyond the pool. Five bedrooms sleep ten, wi...