Casa de Campo in the Dominican Republic has broken ground on a $90 million building project designed to enhance the facilities and room options at the resort.

Sixty-four new junior suite and presidential suite rooms will be equipped with the latest technology and luxurious amenities.

The new rooms will be located in four two-story buildings and offer breathtaking views overlooking the golf course.

Meanwhile, a new state-of-the-art destination spa and wellness center will enjoy tranquil views over the central lake.

Covering 18,300 square feet the new building will include world-class facilities such as a hydrotherapy area, cabins for specialized treatments, relaxation areas, café, and bridal suites.

The new facilities will be open in time for the start of the winter 2022 season.

The resort, which is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary in 2022, is known for its continued investment in world-class facilities.

A new conference center opened in 2019, while a new family pool area, beach club, restaurants, and golf learning center were opened in 2018.

Some of the existing hotel rooms were also upgraded at that time.

Luis Abinader, president of the Dominican Republic attended the groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of the project.

He commented: “The amount of investment in tourism, industry, commerce, and free zones, which will begin in 2022, is an absolutely unprecedented event in the history of the Dominican Republic.

“It shows the projections and optimism that is reflected in the hotel investment and tourism sectors.”

The five-star resort, located on the southeastern corner of the Dominican Republic, currently offers 247 hotel rooms and suites in addition to numerous luxury villas.

Andrés Pichardo, president of Casa de Campo Resort, added: “In these almost 50 years, Casa de Campo Resort has been one of the pioneers of traditional tourism and real estate in the country.

“We are very proud to continue developing this vision and to continue adding the numerous first-class services and facilities that highlight our resort among the most emblematic of the Caribbean.”