La Brisa — Casa de Campo, Dominican Republic

La Brisa

Vistamar, 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

Pull a chair onto the covered terrace in the morning and the fairway runs past the back garden. La Brisa is a contemporary villa in Vistamar built for a multi-generational group of twelve across six bedrooms, with an included cook handling all the meals.

La Brisa works for a group that wants to spread out across the property. Loungers and parasols sit on the pool deck for the afternoon. The pergola at the side of the garden holds a second lounge for whoever isn’t by the water. The long alfresco table seats twelve under a ceiling fan for the slow lunch. Inside, twin curved staircases climb above a double-height great room, cool when the afternoon heat builds. A separate pool gazebo at the back of the lawn lights up for whoever stays past dinner.

The back garden runs along La Romana Country Club’s fairway. The resort’s Pete Dye courses are a short cart ride further in: Teeth of the Dog, The Links, and Dye Fore, with Teeth of the Dog ranked the Caribbean’s top course by the World Golf Awards. Minitas Beach is a short ride down the road for the sand and the chairs. La Brisa is the villa to book when twelve people want six bedrooms, a fairway view, and someone else handling the meals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is La Brisa suitable for a multi-generational group of twelve?

Yes. Six bedrooms across the two-storey villa sleep up to twelve, and the layout gives each generation its own space without anyone tripping over anyone else. Grandparents take the quieter garden-view rooms at one end; parents and kids spread across the upper floor above the great room. The pool deck, the side-garden pergola, the alfresco dining table, and the separate pool gazebo give the group four distinct outdoor zones to use across a single afternoon.

Is the villa overlooked?

La Brisa sits on a private lot with mature tropical garden and royal palms on all sides. The front opens onto a cobblestone arrival drive under the palms; the back garden runs to the La Romana Country Club fairway with no villas directly behind. The pool deck, the pergola lounge, and the far-end pool gazebo are all set within the planted garden, so the outdoor zones stay private throughout the day.

Can La Brisa host a private dinner or party for the group?

Yes. The villa is set up to entertain across multiple zones. A long alfresco dining table outside seats the full group under a ceiling fan; a formal indoor dining room handles the polished sit-down with the blue hydrangea palette; the pergola lounge takes the cocktail hour; and the separate pool gazebo at the back of the lawn lights up for after-dinner drinks. The included cook and waiter handle plated meals in-house, so the host stays at the table.

What stands out architecturally inside the villa?

The double-height great room is the centrepiece. Twin curved wrought-iron staircases climb to the upper bedrooms above a vaulted ceiling, and the entrance foyer rises the full height of the villa under bamboo trees and orchid arrangements. The contemporary plantation interior keeps a soft blue-and-white palette across the living and dining rooms, finished with carved wood headboards in the bedrooms and a marble-island kitchen at the back. The TV lounge is set off to one side with a dark wood media wall and a deep blue sectional.