A Sojourn in Serenity and Seclusion
The Casa Colonial Beach and Spa is an intimate resort, exuding an exceptional blend of old world elegance with distinct style. Perched on the northern coast of the Dominican Republic, the Casa Colonial Beach and Spa is the ultimate seaside resort.
The stylish colonial setting of the resort adds to the appeal, detailed into elegance and aesthetic brilliance. The eclectic furnishings, flawless art and fabric light elements bring out the chic vibes of the resort. Elegant and graceful, each suite is intensely punctuated with spacious balconies, comfortable beds and comfortable sitting areas. The bathrooms come with Roman style tubs and double hand basins.
The resort is proud of its two enticing restaurants with an array of succulent dishes to tantalize your taste buds. A line of fusion dishes, delicious desserts and refreshing drinks are the reasons to steal the show. The dining gazebo also offers you an ecstatic view of the Mangrove jungle separated by a glass wall. As you enter the white cellar of the restaurant, it welcomes you to the intoxicating flavor of wines from crisp whites to light and rich French Bordeaux. Breakfast and lunch is served in the ‘Veranda’, offering you a spectacular view of the ambiance.
The resort is often associated with the Bagua spa, a state-of-art spread on 12,400 square foot area. It is defined as the haven of harmony and clarity. The spa features three outdoor oceanfront gazebos and ten serene therapy rooms – all set over a tropical front with soothing waterfalls. As you brush inside the gazebo, you will be welcomed with an array of indoor treatments, that includes jacuzzi, facial massage and therapies.
To sum up the number of facilities and amenities, it incorporates beach front location, valet parking, golf club storage, laundry service, 24 hour concierge service, newspaper and elevator service, rooftop pool, bar overlooking the Caribbean Sea, contemporary charming lobby lounge and bar, and many more.
The resort’s accommodations are categorized into one bedroom suites, junior suites, master suites, deluxe suites, presidential suites and pent houses. Each of the rooms is enabled with the minimum amenities required for a comfortable living. This includes radio, CD player, mini player, mini bar, voice mail, umbrella, ironing board, 24 hour room service, 24 hour room service, bathrobes, slippers, large screen television, and double hand basins, separate walk-in-shower, Roman style tub in the bathrooms.
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