Villa Solara - Luxury Escape in Casa de Campo

Step through Villa Solara’s gallery hallway and the villa opens out to a long green-tile pool. The villa sits inside Barranca, an interior pocket of the resort with the Racquet Center a short cart ride up the road, so a tennis or paddle morning fits in before anyone has changed out of a robe. Five bedrooms sleep twelve, with an included cook handling all the meals. Twelve people spread across two stories without tripping over anyone else. One reads on the canopy daybed past the pool while two others swim. The primary bath opens straight out to a walled garden shower — green and rock, the kind of moment a resort villa rarely has. Drinks at the kitchen bar before dinner moves to the long table. And on the way to bed everyone slows in the art-lined corridor between the sleeping wings. From here it’s a short cart ride to everything else: the Racquet Center for tennis, Minitas Beach for an afternoon swim, the Marina for dinner, and Altos de Chavón for a slow walk on the cobblestones at sundown. Teeth of the Dog and The Links are also a short ride out for a golf morning. Villa Solara is the villa to book when the group wants contemporary design, room to spread out, and the whole resort within easy reach. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Q: Is Villa Solara a good fit for families with kids? The villa has two twin bedrooms set up for kids or teens, with framed Dominican Republic travel posters and patterned wall art that keeps the rooms playful without feeling juvenile. A separate TV den off the gallery hallway gives kids their own place to land away from the formal living room. The pool deck has a canopy daybed and in-pool sun loungers, and the resort can arrange cribs, high chairs, and baby gear through the concierge. Q: Can Villa Solara host a private dinner or party? Yes. The villa has a formal dining room with seating for about ten under amber jar pendants, plus a separate breakfast-bar arrangement at the kitchen counter for casual meals. Outside, the wood deck holds an outdoor sectional, a long pool, a heated jacuzzi, and a canopy daybed, with enough zones for a sundowner hour to spread out before dinner. The included cook handles all the meals at the villa, and the concierge can arrange waitstaff, florists, and rentals for larger events. Q: How is Villa Solara different from the other villas in Barranca? Villa Solara is the most contemporary build of the Barranca collection. Casa Adri is tennis-led, Casa Ceiba is built around a centennial tree, and Villa Portón is a traditional courtyard villa; Solara reads as a modern art-and-design statement, with a gallery hallway of textile installations, two outdoor garden showers, a pop-art powder room, and a long green-tile lap pool with a separate heated jacuzzi. It’s the right pick for groups who want Barranca’s quiet residential setting without the traditional Casa de Campo architectural vocabulary. Q: What are the outdoor garden showers like? Two of the bathrooms open through glass sliders to private outdoor wet rooms walled in coral stone, with hanging plants in black mesh planters and river-rock floors underfoot. The primary suite’s version is the larger of the two. They are fully enclosed and rare for the resort — most Casa de Campo villas don’t offer this kind of indoor-outdoor bath moment. STAFF INCLUDED • Housekeeper • Cook • Waiter BED CONFIGURATION • Bedroom 1 - King bed • Bedroom 2 - Queen bed • Bedroom 3 - Queen bed • Bedroom 4 - Queen bed • Bedroom 5 - Queen bed 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 • Racquet Center — 0.8 mi / 1.3 km — Short ride • Altos de Chavón / Dye Fore — 1.5 mi / 2.4 km — Short ride • Minitas Beach Club — 1.6 mi / 2.6 km — Short ride • The Marina — 1.8 mi / 2.9 km — Short ride • Shooting Center — 2.0 mi / 3.2 km — Short ride • Equestrian Center — 2.1 mi / 3.4 km — Short ride • Teeth of the Dog / The Links / Spa — 2.1 mi / 3.4 km — Short ride * 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.