Step out the back doors at Villa Cielo and the country club fairway opens off the lawn, the pool a few steps in front. Four bedrooms sleep eight in Almendros, the central residential pocket of the resort, with an included cook handling all the meals. The fit: a family who want the casual round and the pool day from the same address, two couples on a long weekend, or a group who came for an eclectic Caribbean villa over a hotel-style box.
The pool opens onto the lawn that fronts the fairway. The long outdoor table sits under a sail for lunch in the shade. The great room runs hacienda-vaulted with a red-beamed timber ceiling and eclectic Caribbean art on every wall. Behind the villa, the walled jacuzzi garden sits in cobalt tile under tall palms — the kind of corner you walk past during the day and end up in every night.
Almendros sits in the middle of the resort, equidistant from everything. Teeth of the Dog — ranked the Caribbean's top course by the World Golf Awards — and The Links are a short ride up the road for the bigger round of the trip. Minitas Beach Club is a short ride for the beach day, and Altos de Chavón is a short drive up the cliff for the evening on the river. Villa Cielo is the villa to book when the trip is built around a casual round at the front door and a walled garden out the back, not a sprawling estate where the same view repeats from every window.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: How does Villa Cielo work for a golf trip at Casa de Campo?
Villa Cielo fronts the country club course directly off the back lawn — the casual round of the trip, with the cart parked outside and tee times arranged through our concierge. For the championship rounds, Teeth of the Dog — ranked the Caribbean's top course by the World Golf Awards — and The Links are a short ride up the road, with Dye Fore at the same distance in the other direction. Green fees are paid at the Pro Shop on arrival.
Q: How private is the outdoor space at Villa Cielo?
The walled jacuzzi garden behind the primary suite is fully enclosed in stone walls under tall palms, with no line of sight from neighbouring villas or the course. The pool and lawn at the back face the fairway, and players walking past during their round are part of the village atmosphere — the lawn sits far enough back that play stays clear. The sail-shaded dining area is set on the covered terrace with neighbouring villas screened by mature foliage.
Q: Is Villa Cielo suitable for a family with children?
Yes. Four bedrooms sleep eight, with the primary suite extending into its own walled garden and the other three bedrooms grouped near the great room. The pool and back lawn are enclosed on the villa side and open to the fairway, with mature shade trees on the lawn for the hottest part of the day. The cook handles family-schedule meals — breakfast before the pool, lunch outside under the sail, dinner at the long outdoor table or in the great room. Baby equipment, golf carts, and pre-stocking can be arranged through our concierge.
Q: What's distinctive about Villa Cielo's design?
Two things. First, the great room: it runs hacienda-vaulted under a red-beamed timber ceiling, with an eclectic Caribbean art collection on every wall — folk-art mosaic tiles, abstract paintings in cobalt blues, and antique Spanish ironwork chandeliers. Second, the walled jacuzzi garden behind the primary suite: cobalt-tile bottom, candles on the floor, palms overhead, the door from the primary suite opening straight into it. The combination is the reason guests book Villa Cielo over the lakefront or beachfront villas at the same rate.
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
• Minitas Beach Club — 2.0 mi / 3.2 km — Short ride
• The Marina — 2.0 mi / 3.2 km — Short ride
• Racquet Center — 2.3 mi / 3.7 km — Short ride
• Teeth of the Dog / The Links / Spa — 2.6 mi / 4.2 km — Drive
• Equestrian Center — 2.6 mi / 4.2 km — Drive
• Altos de Chavón / Dye Fore — 2.7 mi / 4.3 km — Drive
• Shooting Center — 2.9 mi / 4.7 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 seamlessly 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
