Villa Serena 4

A white-on-turquoise haven surrounded by lawn and sky, Villa Serena 4 is a nine-bedroom haven on the ocean where classic elegance blends with easy living.

It can be found by following the palms toward the sound of the sea. Breakfasts drift into poolside hours and evenings gather under a sky that gradually turns indigo as the sun pours through floor-to-ceiling glass, salt air slides across cool Coralina stone, and the distinction between inside and outside dissolves. Up to twenty guests, including kids, can stay in this house, but it never feels crowded.

The guest house and main house bedrooms provide a true haven for everyone, and the ample social areas bring the family back together just when they need to. Villa Serena 4 is unique among Punta Cana villas in that it combines a private wellness universe, a hotel-caliber service staff, and a real beachfront address.

A committed concierge starts the subtle choreography that makes a vacation seem effortless as soon as you make your reservation. The butler maintains a smooth rhythm, the daily maid service refreshes the canvas before you notice it, and your chef customizes three daily meals and snacks to your preferences (food and beverage extra).

Private round-trip transfers from Punta Cana International lead directly to in-villa check-in with welcome drinks and snacks. Help is always available but hidden away in staff quarters when not on duty thanks to a discrete, round-the-clock staff presence. In order to give the team the credit they deserve, gratuities are customary in the area and are 8% minimum and 10% suggested.

The water shapes the days. The pool warms under the bright Dominican sun, the Jacuzzi turns into a golden-hour ritual, and the beach is just a few leisurely steps from the terrace. The game room offers billiards and a real bar atmosphere when you want to play; a cutting-edge fitness center and a special beauty salon make rest and rejuvenation a part of the fun; kids can escape to a private playground that is scaled to their adventures.

With kings and queens in the main house and more suites in the guest house, all of the bedrooms are peaceful and practical, complete with en suite bathrooms, Smart TVs, silent climate control, and storage that makes suitcases vanish. This ensures that mornings come slowly and nights end in luxuriously comfortable hotel-quality comfort. High-speed Wi-Fi, cable TV, and opulent bathroom amenities act and then disappear, allowing the island to function. To be clear, there is currently construction going on on a nearby property, which is anticipated to be finished by May 2026. The soundscape inside Serena 4 is still primarily surf and breeze, but we’ll keep you informed as plans change.

Every plan is wonderfully kept simple by the location. Golfers are kept happy at sunrise by Tom Fazio’s Corales and P.B. Dye’s La Cana; the Six Senses Spa incorporates hydrotherapy and leisurely rituals into late afternoons; sailing, kites, snorkeling, and scuba diving ride the afternoon breeze; and La Cana’s white-sand crescent and beachfront pool unfold for peaceful swims and long lunches within a short golf-cart glide. With an all-ocean view and the tide as your only clock, Villa Serena 4 is your peaceful center of gravity.

A swim and espresso at La Cana Beach Club before the shoreline wakes up, a freshwater plunge and shaded walk at the Ojos Indígenas ecological lagoons, and a golden-hour nine at La Cana followed by a toes-in-the-sand dinner at Playa Blanca are three local delights that fit the beat here.

The travel times and distances are reasonable and door-to-door: The trip from Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ) to Villa Serena 4 normally takes 8–12 minutes during off-peak hours and 12–18 minutes during peak hours.

It usually takes 5 to 10 minutes by golf cart to get to La Cana Beach Club and Golf; 8 to 12 minutes by cart to get to Playa Blanca; 10 to 15 minutes by cart to Corales Golf Course; 8 to 12 minutes by car to PUNTACANA Village, which has a supermarket, pharmacy, ATM, and cafés; 12 to 18 minutes by car, depending on the hour; and 10 to 15 minutes by car to get to Ojos Indígenas trailheads and spring-fed lagoons, depending on gate access.

Map cue: On the southeast coast of the resort, close to La Cana, is the Arrecife/Serena oceanfront belt. It is roughly 18.51° N, 68.38° W, and features flat final roads and fully paved estate boulevards that are suitable for all car classes.

Logistics and arrival are purposefully seamless. Take your private SUV after landing at PUJ, the nearest and most practical gateway, and drive along clearly marked, completely paved resort roads. Once settled, an SUV is ideal for grocery runs or evenings spent off-property, while a golf cart is the easy daily mover for beaches, golf, spa, and dining.

Villa Serena 4’s unique combination of nine actual bedrooms that can accommodate twenty people, a private spa-beauty suite, a gym, a playground, a bar, and games—all of which are provided with chef-butler-concierge service and reserved access to the La Cana beach—is what sets it apart from the rest of the neighborhood.

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