Casa de Campo offers two main accommodation styles: private villas and hotel rooms, both giving you immediate access to the golf courses and resort facilities. The villas sleep four and come with the kind of space and privacy you'd expect from a high-end Caribbean resort, ideal if you're travelling as a group or family and want your own base within the 7,000-acre estate. They're tropically styled, well equipped and put you right in the middle of the action without feeling crowded. They also give you more room to spread out and store clubs, which matters when you're playing multiple rounds in the heat.
If you prefer a more traditional hotel setup, the resort's rooms deliver private balconies and views over the golf courses, with tropical décor that fits the setting. Either option works well for golfers, the villas give you more independence and space, while the hotel rooms keep you closer to the main dining and leisure hubs if you want everything on your doorstep.
Food & Drink
The food and drink offering is extensive: seven standout restaurants plus a wider line-up of 15 bars and dining spots across the resort, including a couple of food trucks and the newly opened Chilango Taqueria in Altos de Chavon. In the main hotel area, La Caña Restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine, while Lago Grill focuses on traditional Dominican dishes. The Beach Club by Le Cirque, an extension of the famous New York restaurant, sits at Minitas Beach and is worth booking ahead. You'll also find authentic Italian at La Piazzatta and Spanish tapas at La Casita.
For drinks, Onno's Bar is the go-to for pre-dinner cocktails or a nightcap, the 19th hole is perfect after a round and La Terraza Bar overlooks the tennis courts. Coco Mar handles beach club cocktails, Punto & Corcho at the marina is the wine spot and La Cana Bar & Lounge works well for midday refreshment. There's enough variety here to keep you interested across a week without repeating the same spot twice.
Leisure & Facilities
Leisure facilities cover everything from indoor and outdoor spa treatments, using homeopathy and holistic Signature products, to 13 tennis courts, water sports at the private beach, kids' activities, clay pigeon shooting, a gym and swimming pools. You can also arrange snorkelling, diving and horseback riding if you want to explore beyond the resort. The spa offers treatments in the Zen gardens, beachfront gazebos or in your villa, so you can tailor the experience to how much privacy you want.
It's a proper all-rounder: serious golf, excellent dining and enough off-course options to keep everyone happy for a week-long stay. If Casa de Campo is on your list, we can build it as a flight-inclusive package with guaranteed tee times. Play Teeth of the Dog on your next exotic golf holiday and you'll understand why it's the Caribbean's number one course.
