La Darsena

About this listing

Walk out the front gate at La Darsena and you’re inside the Marina — the yacht club, the boutiques, the dock at the end of the walk. The townhouse sleeps four across two bedrooms. It suits couples or a small family who came for the boats and the water, not a sprawling villa with a private pool.

Mornings start with a short walk to a café table by the water, the dock already busy with crews on deck. The covered terrace at the back is the afternoon spot, container plants thick along the wall, the garden quiet through the palms. By midday the choice is the boat or the beach: steps to the dock for a charter on the Chavón River, or a short ride to Minitas Beach Club for the swim.

The Marina is the front yard — that’s the whole premise. Most of the trip is on foot: a waterfront table at dinner, a drink at the bar, the boutiques and the Coconut Mall on the way home. Beyond the Marina, Minitas Beach Club is a short ride for the beach day, and Altos de Chavón is up on the cliff for the evening. Book La Darsena when the trip is about the water and a Marina table at dinner, not a sprawling villa and a pool.

Frequently asked questions

What does it mean for La Darsena to be inside the Casa de Campo Marina?
The townhouse sits within the Darsena community, which is part of the Marina complex itself — a rare rental positioned this way. From the front gate, the Marina’s waterfront restaurants, the yacht club, the boutiques and the Coconut Mall are all on foot. The dock is steps away for charters, sport fishing, or a sundowner cruise on the Chavón River. Guests staying at La Darsena don’t need a golf cart for the most important part of the trip — the Marina is the address itself.

How is La Darsena different from a Casa de Campo villa?
La Darsena is a townhouse, not a freestanding villa. Two bedrooms, four guests, with a covered garden terrace at the back rather than a private pool. The advantage is location: the Marina is the front yard, and the kitchen is fully equipped for guests who want to cook on their own schedule. Pool swimming is at the main hotel pool and Minitas Beach, both included with the resort registration.

How does La Darsena work for a beach day at Casa de Campo?
Minitas Beach Club is a short golf cart or car ride from the townhouse — Casa de Campo’s private beach, with loungers, towels, watersports, and a beachside restaurant. Loungers and towels at both the main hotel pool and Minitas Beach are included with the resort registration. For a closer water moment, the Marina dock is steps from the front gate for waterfront walks or a charter out.

What’s included, and what’s billed separately?
Included are the townhouse and the housekeeper. No cook is included, but the kitchen is fully equipped for guests who want to cook on their own schedule. Food and beverages, golf cart and car rental, baby equipment, airport transfers, and any pre-stocking are arranged through the on-site concierge and billed separately. The Casa de Campo Resort registration fee — US$30 per adult per night, US$15 per child age 4–12 — is added at the end. Resort registration covers the three golf courses, the Fitness Center, restaurants, loungers and towels at the main hotel pool and at Minitas Beach, and the medical center at Central Romana.

Staff included

Housekeeper

Minimum stays

• Low Season — 3 nights
• High Season — 3 nights
• Easter Week — 5 nights
• Thanksgiving — 5 nights
• Christmas & New Year — 7 nights

Distances from villa to resort amenities

• The Marina — steps away
• Minitas Beach Club — 1.7 mi / 2.7 km — drive
• Altos de Chavón — 2.6 mi / 4.2 km — drive
• Racquet Center (Tennis) — 3.1 mi / 5.0 km — drive
• Teeth of the Dog / The Links / Spa — 3.6 mi / 5.8 km — drive
• Equestrian Center — 3.6 mi / 5.8 km — drive
• Shooting Center — 5.0 mi / 8.0 km — drive

Distances are a general guide and may vary by route within the resort.

Not included

Food and beverages, airport transfers, rental cars, golf carts, baby equipment, and other personal services are not included. These and additional services can be arranged through the on-site concierge.

Good to know

• The Casa de Campo Resort registration fee is not included and is added at booking.
• The reservation holder must be at least 26 years of age. Smoking inside the townhouse and pets are not permitted.
• Descriptions, amenities, staffing, features, and photography are subject to change without notice.

Resort fee — access & amenities

All guests renting at Casa de Campo Resort register to access the resort and its amenities. Registration fees are set by and paid directly to the resort: US$30 per adult per night (ages 13 and older), US$15 per child per night (ages 4–12), complimentary for children under 4. Each guest receives an ID granting access to the golf courses, Fitness Center, resort restaurants, sports facilities and activities; free towels and chaise lounges at the main hotel pool and Minitas Beach; and health-care services at the Central Romana Medical Center.