Haute Retreats offers more than 160 luxury villas in the Dominican Republic: fairway and beach houses in Puntacana Resort & Club, estates on the sand at Cap Cana, oceanfront homes in Casa de Campo, private resorts on the north coast and beach houses in Las Terrenas. Every villa on this page has a private pool, and every booking includes a 24/7 concierge. Tell us your dates and your group: a Dominican Republic specialist replies within 24 hours with three to five villas that fit, and their current rates.
Signature villas
Three signature Dominican Republic villas
A starting point, chosen to show the range: a private resort for one group on the north coast, an oceanfront estate in Casa de Campo, and a contemporary house for twenty in Cap Cana.
ÀNI Dominican Republic
An all-inclusive private resort for a single group on its own 4.2-acre peninsula, with 270-degree views of the Atlantic and direct access to a sand-fringed bay. Two villas around infinity pools, a spa and a gym, a tennis court, and a children’s pool with a waterslide.
Casa Caleton
Twelve suites on the oceanfront of Caleton, on the southern shore of Casa de Campo, with an infinity pool facing due south over open water. Housekeepers, a chef and an assistant, a butler and waiters come with the house, and two six-seat golf carts for the estate.
Yarari Royale
A contemporary house among manicured gardens with views of the sea, fully staffed with a butler, a chef, pool and grounds crews and a housekeeping team, inside Cap Cana with its marina, its beaches and the Punta Espada golf course.
Where to stay
Dominican Republic villas by area
Our villas in the Dominican Republic are in five places, each a different kind of week. This is how our specialists match a group to a coast.
Punta Cana
Puntacana Resort & Club on the east coast: beach clubs, two championship golf courses and the international airport ten to twenty minutes away.
- Ananda8 bedrooms · sleeps 16
- Corales 1146 bedrooms · sleeps 14
- Las Ondas7 bedrooms · sleeps 14
Cap Cana
The gated community beside Punta Cana, ten to twenty minutes from the airport, with Marina Cap Cana, the Jack Nicklaus course at Punta Espada and the white sand of Juanillo.
- Villa Guacamaya9 bedrooms · sleeps 18
- Casa Del Mar7 bedrooms · sleeps 16
- Villa Oceania6 bedrooms · sleeps 14
Casa de Campo
The 7,000-acre gated resort estate at La Romana on the south-east coast, home to Pete Dye’s Teeth of the Dog and the protected, swimmable sand of Minitas Beach, ten minutes from La Romana airport.
- Casa Minitas12 bedrooms · sleeps 24
- Casa Cana8 bedrooms · sleeps 20
- Bali Seven7 bedrooms · sleeps 14
The north coast
Rio San Juan and Cabrera, with Puerto Plata airport about an hour from ÀNI: the two largest estates in our Dominican Republic collection, each on its own stretch of coast above the Atlantic.
- ÀNI Dominican Republic14 bedrooms · sleeps 28
- Villa Anacaona20 bedrooms · sleeps 40
Las Terrenas
Houses on Playa Bonita and Cosón Bay at Las Terrenas, on the Samaná peninsula, for long days on the sand and dinners by the pool.
- Beachfront Oasis11 bedrooms · sleeps 22
- Villa Valentina10 bedrooms · sleeps 20
- Villa Poppe5 bedrooms · sleeps 10
Which part of the Dominican Republic is right for you?
The short answer, area by area. A specialist will refine it once we know your dates and your group.
| Area | The feel | Best for | Our villas there |
|---|---|---|---|
| Punta Cana | Resort living inside the gates | First visits, families, short transfers | Ananda, Corales 114, Las Ondas |
| Cap Cana | Marina, beach and large modern estates | Boats, golf, privacy at scale | Villa Guacamaya, Casa Del Mar, Villa Oceania |
| Casa de Campo | A classic resort estate | Golfers, calm-water beaches | Casa Minitas, Casa Cana, Bali Seven |
| The north coast | Private estates, the open Atlantic | Large groups, celebrations | ÀNI Dominican Republic, Villa Anacaona |
| Las Terrenas | Beach houses, an easier pace | Families and friends on the sand | Beachfront Oasis, Villa Valentina, Villa Poppe |
Find the right villa
Find the right Dominican Republic villa
The questions guests ask us most, with the page that answers each one.
- Staffed villasOur collection of houses where a chef and a house team come with the stay.
- All-inclusive villas for large groupsEstates for large groups where the stay is all-inclusive.
- La Romana or Punta Cana?How Casa de Campo and the east coast compare for a villa week.
- A stay at ÀNIWhat a week at the north coast’s private resort is like.
- Things to do in the Dominican RepublicWaterfalls near Puerto Plata, the beaches of Samaná and the island beyond the villa.
- Villas across the CaribbeanSt Barts, Turks and Caicos, Barbados and the rest of our Caribbean collection.
Speak to a specialist
Speak to a Dominican Republic villa specialist
Tell us who is coming, the dates and what the week is for, from a family Easter to a celebration for forty. The specialist who plans the stay replies within 24 hours with a private shortlist, and stays with you until you fly home. Behind every stay is our concierge team, led by Monica.
- Toll-free, US and Canada+1 888 279 6444
- Miami+1 305 432 1731
- WhatsApp, 24/7+1 305 432 1731
- Email[email protected]
The Haute Retreats difference
What a stay with Haute Retreats includes
Many companies rent villas in the Dominican Republic. What we add is the planning before you arrive and the people on the ground while you are there.
The Haute Standard
A 21-day pre-arrival protocol on every booking: preferences and dietary needs captured, the house team briefed, provisioning set, transfers timed to your flights, and a written run-of-stay before you leave home.
The staff of every house in writing
Staffing differs from villa to villa, and we set it out before you pay. At Bali Seven in Casa de Campo, for example, a housekeeper, a chef and a waiter come with the stay, with a four-seat golf cart and a welcome basket.
A welcome in person
Every guest is greeted in person on arrival with a welcome amenity chosen for the house, and a member of the local team is on hand throughout the stay.
A concierge on every coast
Tee times at Teeth of the Dog, Punta Espada and Corales, boats from Marina Cap Cana, transfers between the coasts, chefs and babysitters, arranged by your 24/7 concierge.
Destination guide
Dominican Republic villa rentals: the complete guide
The Dominican Republic ranks fifth in our Billionaire Villa Index 2026, which singles out its estates for 20 to 40 guests. Our villas there sit inside a few gated resorts and on a handful of private stretches of coast, with staff, golf and beaches close at hand, and each of those places makes a different week.
Where the best villas are
On the east coast, Puntacana Resort & Club has beach clubs, two championship courses and the airport minutes away; our Punta Cana villa rentals are set out area by area on their own page. Next to it, Cap Cana has Marina Cap Cana, the Punta Espada course and the beach of Juanillo. On the south-east coast, Casa de Campo is a 7,000-acre resort estate at La Romana with Pete Dye’s Teeth of the Dog and Minitas Beach. The north coast, around Rio San Juan and Cabrera, is wilder, with private estates above the Atlantic, and Las Terrenas, on the Samaná peninsula, has beach houses on Playa Bonita and Cosón Bay.
Villas for families and large groups
The Dominican Republic suits large groups. Villa Anacaona has twenty suites for up to 40 guests and a staff of forty; ÀNI Dominican Republic sleeps 28 and can also be booked with fewer bedrooms; Casa Caleton and Casa Minitas sleep 24; Beachfront Oasis sleeps 22 on Cosón Bay. For families, ÀNI has a children’s pool and a waterslide, and Minitas Beach in Casa de Campo is protected and calm.
Getting to the Dominican Republic
Punta Cana International Airport has nonstop flights from many US cities, about two and a half hours from Miami and under four from New York, and the villas of Puntacana Resort & Club and Cap Cana are minutes from it. La Romana International Airport is ten minutes from the gates of Casa de Campo, and Puerto Plata is about an hour from ÀNI on the north coast. Every traveler needs a valid passport and the free e-Ticket; your concierge times the transfer to your flight.
Staff, chefs and minimum stays
Many of our Dominican Republic villas come with a team: at Casa Caleton housekeepers, a chef, a butler and waiters; at Beachfront Oasis a chef, daily housekeeping and a bartender; and at ÀNI the meals, the drinks, spa treatments and airport transfers are included, with a team of more than 30 on hand around the clock. Minimum stays are set villa by villa: three nights at Ananda and Villa Poppe and four at Villa Anacaona and Villa Guacamaya for most of the year, and seven to twelve over Christmas and New Year. We confirm the minimum for your dates in writing.
When to go
The best time to visit the Dominican Republic
The island is warm all year. The difference between the months is rain, the social calendar and the choice of houses.
The dry season
Clear skies and low humidity on the east coast, and the busiest weeks of the year: Christmas, New Year and Presidents’ Day book first.
Easter and after
Easter is one of the most requested weeks of the year; the weeks after it are warm, with more choice of houses.
Summer
Long days and warm water, with more choice at the most requested houses. Hurricane season opens on June 1, and its early weeks are the quietest.
The quiet months
The heart of the Atlantic hurricane season, which peaks from late August to mid-October and ends on November 30. Your specialist advises on the weeks.
Book nine to twelve months ahead for Christmas, New Year and Easter, and six to nine months ahead for other weeks.
Questions
Dominican Republic villa rentals: your questions answered
What is the best area to rent a villa in the Dominican Republic?
It depends on the trip. Punta Cana is best for beach clubs, golf and a short transfer, Cap Cana for the marina and large modern estates, Casa de Campo for golf and calm beaches, the north coast around Rio San Juan for private estates and large groups, and Las Terrenas for beach houses on the Samaná peninsula.
How far in advance should we book a villa in the Dominican Republic?
Nine to twelve months ahead for Christmas, New Year and Easter, when the largest estates are reserved first. For other weeks, six to nine months ahead is usually enough.
Are there Dominican Republic villas for large groups?
Yes. Villa Anacaona sleeps 40 in twenty suites, ÀNI Dominican Republic sleeps 28 as an all-inclusive private resort for one group, Casa Caleton and Casa Minitas sleep 24, and Beachfront Oasis sleeps 22.
Do Dominican Republic villas come with a chef and staff?
Many do. At Casa Caleton housekeepers, a chef, a butler and waiters come with the house, at Beachfront Oasis a chef, daily housekeeping and a bartender, and at ÀNI the meals, drinks, spa treatments and airport transfers are included. We set out the staff of each villa before you book.
Is there a minimum stay for Dominican Republic villas?
Minimum stays are set villa by villa: three nights at Ananda and Villa Poppe and four at Villa Anacaona and Villa Guacamaya for most of the year, and seven to twelve over Christmas and New Year. We confirm the minimum for your dates in writing.
Which part of the Dominican Republic is best for families?
Puntacana Resort & Club and Casa de Campo, for their swimmable beaches, golf carts and short transfers; Minitas Beach in Casa de Campo is one of the most protected beaches in the Caribbean. ÀNI, on the north coast, has a children's pool with a waterslide.
How do we get to the Dominican Republic from the United States?
Punta Cana International Airport has nonstop flights from many US cities, about two and a half hours from Miami. La Romana airport is ten minutes from Casa de Campo, and Puerto Plata is about an hour from ÀNI. Every traveler needs a valid passport and the free e-Ticket, and your concierge arranges the transfer.
How much does it cost to rent a luxury villa in the Dominican Republic?
It depends on the villa, the week, the staff included and the size of the group: Christmas, New Year and Easter are the highest. We quote current rates for your dates, with the staff and services included set out in writing.
The journal
Plan your trip: our Dominican Republic guides
Plan your Dominican Republic villa stay
Tell us your dates and your group: a Dominican Republic specialist replies within 24 hours with three to five villas that fit, and their current rates.
Toll-free, US and Canada +1 888 279 6444 · Miami +1 305 432 1731
Collection updated October 2026