Cerezas Modern — Casa de Campo, Dominican Republic

Cerezas Modern

Las Cerezas, Casa de Campo, La Romana, Dominican Republic

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Accomodation

10 Guests

Bedrooms

5 Bedrooms / 5 Beds

Bathrooms

5 Full

About this listing

Set the table outside under the striped canopy and the country-club fairway runs out to the 17th green just past the pool. Cerezas Modern sits in Las Cerezas, a quiet inland pocket of Casa de Campo, with five bedrooms on a single level for ten guests and an included chef handling all the meals.

Morning belongs to the people back from the pro shop, settling under the cabana while someone else slips into the pool. Push back the sliders along the back wall and the great room opens onto the pool deck for the afternoon. The long outdoor table fills up around two with whatever the chef has brought out from the kitchen. By sundown the garden lighting comes on slowly and the striped canopies catch the last of the sun, with no one in the group keeping track of the hour.

Las Cerezas sits on the inland side of the resort, away from the central hotel and the marina but close enough that a short cart ride covers Minitas Beach and the spa, with both championship courses on the same loop. Altos de Chavón is a short ride further on, past the equestrian fields. Cerezas Modern is the villa to book when the trip wants a quiet inland base with strong contemporary design and someone else handling the meals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which course does Cerezas Modern overlook, and how does golf at the villa work?

The villa fronts the 17th hole of the country-club course on the inland side of the resort, with open fairway views from the pool deck and one of the bedrooms. For the championship courses, Teeth of the Dog and The Links both tee off a short cart ride from the villa. You arrange tee times through the resort concierge and pay green fees at the pro shop on each course. Dye Fore is further on, past Altos de Chavón.

What does the chef prepare, and can dietary preferences be accommodated?

The chef prepares all the meals at the villa — breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Most groups settle into a rhythm by day two, with lunch by the pool and dinner at the long outdoor table under the striped canopy. Dietary preferences (vegetarian, gluten-free, allergies, kids’ menus) go to the chef before arrival and are folded into the menu. Grocery shopping is handled separately and billed at cost.

Can Cerezas Modern host a private dinner or gathering for the whole group plus a few extra guests?

Yes. The long outdoor table under the striped dining canopy seats the full group with room for a few extras, and the great room opens directly onto the pool deck once you push back the sliders, so an indoor-outdoor gathering of 15–20 sits comfortably across the two zones. The poolside lounge pavilion handles drinks and seated conversation alongside the dining setup. The concierge can arrange additional waitstaff for larger events.

What makes Cerezas Modern feel different from other Casa de Campo villas?

Two things in particular. The striped canopy motif repeats across the outdoor pavilions (the cabana, the dining tent, the conical-roof feature at the side of the villa) and ties the property together visually. The interiors carry a contemporary art collection, with a distinct statement piece above each bedroom’s headboard. Cerezas is also single-level, which is rare in the portfolio and keeps the bedrooms and social spaces all on the same plane rather than stacked vertically.