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Casa de Campo Resort & Villas

La Romana, Dominican Republic · Independent · Core Luxury

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Began in 1974 as a Gulf + Western executive retreat on a 7,000-acre La Romana sugar plantation, conceived by mill manager Alvaro Carta and chairman Charles Bluhdorn, whose empire also owned Paramount Pictures. Pete Dye's Teeth of the Dog course, hand-carved from coral, opened in 1971; Oscar de la Renta shaped the interiors before the Fanjul family opened it to paying guests in 1984.

About Casa de Campo Resort & Villas

History

Casa de Campo began in 1974 as an exclusive executive retreat for Gulf + Western on a 7,000-acre sugar plantation near La Romana, on the southeast coast of the Dominican Republic. Conceived by sugar-mill manager Alvaro Carta and Gulf + Western chairman Charles Bluhdorn - whose empire also owned Paramount Pictures - the resort was preceded by the Pete Dye-designed Teeth of the Dog golf course, hand-carved from coral and opened in 1971.

Dominican designer Oscar de la Renta shaped its interiors. After Bluhdorn died in 1983, the Cuban-American Fanjul family acquired the property in 1984 and opened it to paying guests, developing it into one of the Caribbean's premier resorts under Central Romana Corporation.

The setting

6 km from La Romana International Airport.

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