Casa Bosque — Casa de Campo, Dominican Republic

Casa Bosque

El Polo, 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

Slide your bedroom door open onto your own private patch of garden, no one passing through, no neighbour in sight. Casa Bosque is a new contemporary villa in El Polo, where every one of the five bedrooms opens onto its own patio and most of the day happens outside. It sleeps ten, with enough room for two families or three couples to spread across the floor plan and rarely cross paths.

The covered terrace runs along the pool, with a long table set for the whole group at one end. Bar stools pull up to the BBQ counter where someone’s already grilling. A TV mounted on the stone wall above keeps the game on while you eat outside. Behind the pool, the lawn doesn’t end at a fence — it opens out to the polo grounds, wide and quiet, and most days no one passes through. The kitchen sits open to the dining table, so whoever’s pulling drinks together isn’t off in a separate room. A second indoor lounge sits behind it for the one person who wants a nap while the others stay outside. Mornings, drinks come out onto each couple’s own patio first; by midday everyone’s drifted to the same one.

Teeth of the Dog and The Links tee off a short cart ride from the door. Teeth of the Dog is ranked the Caribbean’s top course by the World Golf Awards, and tee times go through the concierge. The Equestrian Center is just as close for polo or riding lessons, and the Marina is a short drive when you want a dinner out. Casa Bosque is the villa to book when you want a contemporary base close to the courses and the polo grounds, with everyone in the group on their own patch of green.

Frequently Asked Questions

How close is Casa Bosque to Casa de Campo’s golf courses?

Teeth of the Dog is a short cart ride from the villa, ranked the Caribbean’s top course by the World Golf Awards. The Links is on the same approach. Both pro shops handle tee times and green fees, and the concierge can book your round before you arrive. Casa Bosque sits centrally enough that golfers in the group can split time between courses without long transfers.

How private is Casa Bosque between the five bedrooms?

Every bedroom has its own sliding glass door onto a private garden patio, screened by landscaping and wooden privacy panels. None of the patios face each other, and the bedrooms are spread across the floor plan rather than stacked on one corridor. Inside, a second indoor lounge sits separately from the great room, so someone can take a call or read while the rest of the group is in the kitchen or out at the pool.

Can Casa Bosque host a sit-down dinner or a longer entertaining evening?

The outdoor dining table seats ten, with the BBQ counter and bar stools alongside for whoever’s grilling or pouring drinks. A TV mounted on the stone wall above the BBQ keeps a game or playlist running through dinner. With the pool, the lawn behind it, and the indoor lounge as overflow, the villa works for a private dinner that runs past sunset without anyone feeling boxed in.

What’s included in the rate at Casa Bosque?

The included staff is a housekeeper and a maid, who keep the villa clean and turned down through your stay. Catering isn’t included — the kitchen is set up for self-catering, and the concierge can pre-stock groceries, arrange in-villa chefs for any meal, or book restaurant tables across the resort. The Casa de Campo resort fee is paid separately at check-in and covers golf-course access, beach access at Minitas, and the resort restaurants.