Casa de Campo is taking luxury resorts one step further announcing the start of construction of a Four Seasons fronting the Caribbean Sea in La Romana. Leading contemporary resort architect, Mexican Diego Villasenor has drafted the plans for the luxury hotel. Eddie Creed, one of the founders of the Four Season hotel chain, explained on the announcement that it will be built on 67 acres of land, with 200 bedrooms and 3,100 feet of land in front of the ocean.
No luxuries will be spared at the 200-room hotel, a US$120 million investment. If you want luxury it’s going to cost you with prices of super suites at around US$10,200 per night. The super suites include 5 rooms, a private pool, a gym, offices, a spa and other special features.
Toronto-headquartered Four Seasons Hotels manage some 70 luxury hotels and resorts in more than 30 countries.