Villa Espada rents from $2,500 per night for a six-bedroom configuration in low season, rising to $8,500 for the full eight-bedroom estate over the holidays. Every rate includes the full staff and on-site golf logistics — a private chef, a butler and villa manager, daily maid service, two six-person golf carts, a private airport transfer, and Punta Espada member-rate tee times arranged by the butler — and because the villa books direct only, there is no listing-site commission. Villa Espada is not an all-inclusive resort: food and beverage is billed separately at cost plus a 15% service charge, so you pay provisioning prices rather than restaurant markups.
| Configuration | Low (May–Oct) | Peak (Nov–Apr) | Holiday |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6-bedroom | $2,500 | $4,000 | $7,500 |
| Full 8-bedroom estate | from $3,000 | from $4,500 | from $8,500 |
Minimum stays are 3 nights (low), 5 nights (peak), and 7 nights (holiday). All rates are subject to 18% Dominican Republic government tax. Green fees at Punta Espada are at member rates and billed at checkout, not included in the nightly rate.
The nightly rate covers a private chef, a dedicated butler and villa manager, daily maid service, and a private airport transfer to and from Punta Cana International (PUJ), roughly 15 to 20 minutes from the gate. Golf guests receive two six-person golf carts and Punta Espada member-rate tee times, plus access to Cap Cana’s second Jack Nicklaus Signature course, Las Iguanas, at its regular rates. The estate also has two pools and a 16-person hot tub.
Because the full estate sleeps up to 22, the cost per person drops sharply as the group grows — a peak-season full-estate night from $4,500 works out to roughly $200 per person across 22 guests, before tax and food, frequently at or below a comparable five-star hotel room with a chef and member golf included. For the full side-by-side against Cap Cana hotels, see the rates page.
The headline nightly figure looks large next to a single hotel room, but that is the wrong comparison for a group. A block of luxury Cap Cana hotel rooms or suites for the same party, once you add taxes, dining, golf carts, and airport transfers, typically runs well above the all-in villa figure — and still leaves the group split across a property full of other guests. The villa consolidates all of that into one number and one private estate. The rates page lays out the full per-couple and per-group math against Cap Cana’s top hotels so you can see the difference for your own party size and dates.
From $2,500 per night for a six-bedroom configuration in low season, $4,000 in peak season, and $7,500 to $8,500 over the holidays. The full eight-bedroom estate starts at $3,000, $4,500, and $8,500 respectively. Rates are subject to 18% Dominican Republic tax.
No. The rate includes the full staff, two golf carts, and Punta Espada member golf rates, but food and beverage is billed separately at cost plus a 15% service charge — you pay only for what you consume, with no resort markup.
A private chef, a butler and villa manager, daily maid service, a private airport transfer, two six-person golf carts, and Punta Espada member-rate tee times. Green fees are billed at checkout and food at cost plus a 15% service charge.