Casa Roble

The house seems to breathe with you as you pass through the palms; light shines on Coralina stone, and curtains lift in response to an easterly breeze that naturally cools the day. Casa Roble is a six-bedroom retreat with two elegant stories that combines easy Caribbean living with eclectic design.

Each suite has a king bed, allowing couples to claim space without sacrificing comfort. The color scheme, which includes linen, sand, and light wood, is serene and sun-washed. However, it is interspersed with striking, gallery-scale artwork that infuses the coast with a hint of city life. The open guest kitchen and formal dining area flow like a single room at different tempos—laughter by the island, a second bottle at the table, a quiet step to the night air when the breeze turns soft. You first sense it in the grand salon, where tall glass frames the garden and a wide terrace invites breakfast to wander outside.

The ground floor master suite, which is near the terrace for late reading under the eaves and early swims, maintains its own quiet. Five en suite bedrooms open upstairs beneath vaulted ceilings; private balconies bring in the sound of palm trees and a glimpse of the sky for the first cup of coffee; walk-in closets swallow luggage so rooms feel personal by day two.

Four of the suites are connected by two family rooms, allowing groups to grow and shrink as the day requires—cards before dinner, a movie after the beach, kids anchored within earshot but free to be themselves. Everywhere, the design is more thoughtful than ostentatious: lighting that instantly switches from sun-bright to cocktail-warm, finishes that feel good to the touch, and climate control that blends into the background.

Casa Roble leans toward relaxation outside. A chic swimming pool catches the first light and retains a cozy warmth after dark; the garden is ringed in green, making voices seem muted even as day breaks.

The focal point is the enclosed, air-conditioned gazebo by the water—your all-weather pavilion with an open kitchen for smoky afternoons, a dining area that makes simple meals into memories, and a TV-equipped living area that integrates game hour into the celebration rather than a place to escape it. You’ll open the doors when the breeze picks up; when it stops, the cool air continues the narrative. It’s a composition that comprehends how people truly live while on vacation—together, apart, and constantly returning to the pool.

Casa de Campo Villas offers everything you’re looking for without being too close. The Teeth of the Dog clubhouse and spa are located in the same band; the Marina’s waterfront dining, provisioning, pharmacy counters, and yacht charters are approximately ten to fifteen minutes along fully paved, signed boulevards; the Racquet Center and equestrian complex are typically ten to fifteen minutes depending on the hour; and Altos de Chavón with the Dye Fore course rises fifteen to twenty minutes above the Río Chavón canyon when golden hour demands stone lanes and gallery light.

For orientation, locate Casa Roble at roughly 18.41° N, 68.91° W, in the central residential belt of Casa de Campo, close to Minitas on the south shore of La Romana. Arrivals are simple: Punta Cana International (PUJ) takes 45 to 60 minutes door-to-door, Santo Domingo’s Las Américas (SDQ) takes 75 to 90 minutes depending on traffic, and La Romana International Airport (LRM) typically takes 10 to 15 minutes.

From each airport to the resort gates, the roads are completely paved, and the last one to two kilometers inside the community follow level, clearly marked lanes that are suitable for any kind of vehicle. The simplest way to get started is with a private SUV transfer, and once you’re settled in, a golf cart is perfect for beach, tennis, and marina hops.

Casa Roble’s all-king, couple-friendly suite plan, east-facing, breeze-led architecture, and air-conditioned poolside gazebo—a unique, year-round entertaining pavilion that makes the house live as beautifully at noon as it does after dark—are what ultimately set it apart from similar Casa de Campo villas.

Three things to do in the area
• Take a swim at Minitas Beach to start the day, followed by espresso at the beachside café.
• Enjoy a sea-view lunch at the clubhouse and play a front-nine at Teeth of the Dog.
• Take in the river views, galleries, and dinner on the plaza while exploring Altos de Chavón at sunset.

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