Villa Royale — Casa de Campo, Dominican Republic

Villa Royale

Las Cerezas, 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

Wake up in any of the six bedrooms at Villa Royale and the lawn runs straight out to the fairway. Brand-new and single-level on the La Romana Country Club fairway, the villa sits in Las Cerezas, a quiet central pocket of the resort where the championship courses, the racquet center, and Minitas are all a short ride away. The villa sleeps twelve across six suites, with an included cook handling all the meals.

By mid-morning, half the group is at the long alfresco table outside and the rest have walked out to the pool. The back wall of the great room slides fully open to the lawn. A curtained daybed on the far end of the pool holds two or three people who don’t want to move all afternoon. By evening, the open-air pergola seats the whole group at one table for dinner. Everything is on one level, so no one climbs stairs after dinner.

Minitas Beach is a short cart ride from the door, and Teeth of the Dog (ranked the Caribbean’s top course by the World Golf Awards) and The Links sit about the same distance south. The Racquet Center, the Equestrian Center, the Marina, and the village at Altos de Chavón are all a short ride away. Villa Royale is the villa to book when two or three families, or a half-dozen couples, want one large base where no one climbs stairs and everyone wakes up to the same fairway.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Villa Royale comfortably host two or three families on the same trip?

Yes. Villa Royale sleeps twelve across six suites, all on one level, so each family or couple gets their own room with its own ensuite and the kids never end up on a different floor from the adults. The single-level layout makes the villa especially well suited to multi-generational stays. At the back of the villa, the pool, lawn, and dining pergola sit on one continuous outdoor surface, so the whole group can spread out without splitting up. With an included cook handling all the meals and a long table that seats twelve, mealtimes work without anyone driving out to a restaurant unless they want to.

What’s the golf situation at Villa Royale, and how far are the championship courses?

Villa Royale sits directly on a La Romana Country Club fairway, the resort’s older everyday course, with views from every back-facing bedroom and the great room. The three Pete Dye championship courses are all a short cart ride from the door: Teeth of the Dog (ranked the Caribbean’s top course by the World Golf Awards), The Links, and Dye Fore. Tee times go through the on-site concierge, and you pay green fees at the pro shop on the day. Most guests book one or two championship rounds across a week-long stay; the country club course is right outside the back gate for an easier casual round, arranged the same way.

Can Villa Royale host a private dinner for the full group, and how does the outdoor setup work?

Yes. The long alfresco dining table beneath the open-air concrete pergola seats the full twelve, with a built-in outdoor BBQ kitchen alongside and the pool a few steps away. The cook handles dinner from the indoor kitchen and serves either outside under the pergola or inside in the great room, depending on the night. The lawn and pool deck have room for cocktails before dinner and after-dinner drinks at the curtained daybed pavilion. The villa works for a private group dinner of twelve without anyone moving tables.