At Villa Las Ramas, twelve people sit down at the same long indoor table, ferns running between the place settings. The single-level house sits in El Batey, a short cart ride from the Marina and a slightly longer one to Altos de Chavón. Six bedrooms across one floor sleep twelve, and an included cook handles all the meals.
Coming in through the entry atrium, water runs down a coral-stone wall on one side and the great room opens out on the other. By mid-morning the pool is busy and the loungers are full. After lunch some people take the cart down to the Marina, and the rest play checkers in the game room. Dinner moves outside under the palapa most nights, twelve at the table with the chandelier on.
The Marina is a short cart ride from the front gate, with restaurants and the harbour right there. Altos de Chavón sits a little further on, a small Mediterranean village above the river. Teeth of the Dog is also a short cart ride for anyone wanting a round. Villa Las Ramas is the villa to book when a group of twelve wants to stay on one floor and eat at one long table.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: Can Villa Las Ramas host a group of twelve across one floor?
Yes. Six bedrooms on a single floor sleep twelve, with the primary suite on its own private garden and the rest arranged in a mix of configurations to suit families and friends. Two living rooms, two dining tables (twelve at the indoor live-edge slab and eight at the outdoor palapa), and a separate game room give the group room to spread out without anyone needing to climb stairs. The single-level plan makes Villa Las Ramas a strong fit for multigenerational groups and travellers who prefer to avoid stairs.
Q: What does the included cook prepare?
The cook prepares all the meals at the villa: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Menus are agreed beforehand based on the group's preferences, and dietary needs (gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian, pescatarian) are accommodated with notice. The cook's home register is local Dominican cooking, with fresh seafood, plantain-and-rice plates, ceviches, and grilled meats, plus international staples for kids or simpler tastes. Groceries are paid separately and arranged through the concierge ahead of arrival.
Q: Can Villa Las Ramas host a private dinner or party for the full group?
Yes. The villa is built around this kind of evening. The indoor live-edge dining table seats twelve, and the outdoor palapa houses a second table for eight beside the pool with its own banquette and a small chandelier. Either format can be turned over to a dinner party, and the great room with two seating clusters absorbs the after-dinner crowd. The cook handles the meal side and the included waiter helps with service; for larger parties, additional staff and floral arrangements can be arranged through the concierge.
Q: What's the architectural feature in the entry atrium?
As you come through the front gates, the corridor between the entry and the great room opens to a coral-stone wall that runs to a wooden pergola above. Water cascades down a series of dark metal trays inset along the base, with vertical-garden plantings on the rock face. The pergola is open to the sky, so the atrium catches direct light during the day and lantern light at night. The atrium serves as the entry corridor, and the water is audible from the great room when the sliders are closed.
STAFF INCLUDED
• Housekeeper
• Cook
• Waiter
MINIMUM STAYS
• Low Season — 3 nights minimum
• High Season — 3 nights minimum
• Easter Week — 5 nights minimum
• Thanksgiving — 5 nights minimum
• Christmas & New Year — 10 nights minimum
DISTANCES FROM VILLA TO RESORT AMENITIES
• The Marina — 1.2 mi / 1.9 km — Short ride
• Altos de Chavón / Dye Fore — 1.4 mi / 2.3 km — Short ride
• Racquet Center — 1.7 mi / 2.7 km — Short ride
• Minitas Beach — 1.8 mi / 2.9 km — Short ride
• Teeth of the Dog / The Links / Spa — 2.4 mi / 3.9 km — Short ride
• Equestrian Center — 2.4 mi / 3.9 km — Short ride
• Shooting Center — 2.8 mi / 4.5 km — Drive
* Distances are provided as a general guide and may vary by route within the resort.
NOT INCLUDED
Villa rental rates do not include food and beverages, airport transfers, rental cars, golf carts, baby equipment, or other personal services. These and additional services can be arranged through our concierge team.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
• All rates are subject to final confirmation by the villa owner and do not include the 18% service fee or the Casa de Campo Resort registration fee.
• Published nightly rates represent a starting rate and may vary depending on travel dates, seasonality, occupancy, and special events. For precise pricing tailored to your travel dates, please contact us directly.
• Nightly rates are based on double occupancy per bedroom.
• A security deposit equivalent to one (1) night's rental rate is required.
• Villa descriptions, amenities, staffing, features, photography, and rates are subject to change without prior notice.
RESORT FEE
All guests renting private villas at Casa de Campo Resort are required to register to gain access to the resort and its amenities. Registration fees are set by and paid directly to the resort:
• US$30.00 per adult, per night (ages 13 and older)
• US$15.00 per child, per night (ages 4–12)
• Complimentary for children under 4 years old
RESORT FEE / ACCESS & AMENITIES INCLUDE
Each guest will receive an ID with personal information and details of their stay that will provide access to the following services and amenities:
• Access to golf courses, Fitness Center, resort's restaurants, sports facilities, and other activities.
• Free use of towels and chaise lounges at the pool located in the main hotel area, as well as at Minitas Beach.
• Access to health care services at the Central Romana Medical Center.
House Rules
Pets - not allowed
Smoking - not allowed
