Casa Roble — Casa de Campo, Dominican Republic

Casa Roble

Barranca Este, Casa de Campo, La Romana, Dominican Republic

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Accomodation

12 Guests

Bedrooms

6 Bedrooms / 6 Beds

Bathrooms

6 Full

About this listing

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, the eastern inland pocket of Casa de Campo just past Carr. Altos de Chavón. 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, and enough rooms downstairs that the group never piles into one space.

The group spreads out across the property within an hour of breakfast. Two of you slide onto the half-submerged loungers in the shallow end. Two more take the wicker chairs under the umbrella with books. Somebody walks across the lawn to the pavilion at the end of the pool, where the doors are retracted on three sides and lunch is already coming out of its own kitchen. At sundown everyone ends up back in the same pavilion: twelve seats at the long table, the pool going blue beyond the open glass.

Barranca Este puts you on the quieter side of the resort with everything still close. The Racquet Center is the short cart ride at the top of the road if anyone wants a morning game. Altos de Chavón and the cliffside restaurants over the river sit at the next turn, an easy run for dinner one night. Minitas Beach and the Marina are both close enough for a beach morning and a sunset drink at the water. Casa Roble is the villa to book when six couples want one address for a long weekend that earns its photographs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Casa Roble host a milestone weekend for six couples or a small private celebration?

The villa is sized for exactly this kind of stay. Six en-suite bedrooms split across two floors mean every couple gets a private door, and the layout gives the group several gathering spots so people aren’t on top of each other all weekend. There’s a great room that opens fully to the back, a formal indoor dining room, and the glass-walled gazebo at the end of the pool. The long table inside the gazebo seats twelve under one roof, and the included cook handles meals for the full group so the host couple doesn’t end up running food.

What does the kitchen setup look like for a 12-guest stay?

Casa Roble has two kitchens. The open chef’s kitchen with a pro-grade gas range sits off the great room and indoor dining area; a second, larger service kitchen runs behind it for prep and plating. The included cook prepares all the meals at the villa (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) across both spaces, which keeps even larger stays running smoothly. The gazebo at the end of the pool has its own kitchen counter and dining setup, so a poolside lunch or a sundown dinner outside the main house is part of the rhythm rather than a production. Discuss menus, dietary needs, and grocery preferences with the on-site concierge before arrival.

Can the gazebo be set up for a private chef’s table or small event evening?

Yes. The pavilion seats twelve at its long table under a chandelier, with the sliding glass walls fully retracted on three sides so the lawn and pool become part of the room. The villa’s cook can plate from the pavilion’s own kitchen counter, and the on-site concierge can layer in a private bartender, a live musician, or florals for a milestone dinner. Both relaxed family-style meals and formal sit-down dinners work in the same space without changing anything but the table setting.

What makes the AC gazebo different from a standard outdoor cabana?

Casa Roble’s gazebo is fully enclosed and air-conditioned, which is rare in the portfolio. Most villas have an open palapa or a covered terrace; this is a self-contained glass-walled pavilion at the end of the pool with a kitchen counter, a 12-seat dining table, a separate lounge area with sofas, and a wall-mounted TV. The sliding glass walls open to bring the pool inside on a calm day; on a hot afternoon or after rain the same room becomes a cooled lounge with the doors closed. It’s effectively a second living room, which is why the property reads larger than its bedroom count.