Breathe. Recharge.
Casa Grande is a place to reconnect with nature. Come here to breathe, relax, and recharge.
If you’re coming just to get away, the property has more than enough to keep you busy with 107 acres that include:
- More than 45 minutes of hiking trails
- Natural river with waterfalls
- Two pools and sun deck
- Enjoy our two food venues
- Treatment rooms to pamper yourself
Wellness Expereinces
Massage
Our skilled therapists are trained in a variety of massage modalities to support your individual needs. Share your preferences and areas of focus, and they will tailor the session to provide a personalized and restorative experience.
Therapeutic or Lymphatic Drainage Massage
60 minutes for $120
90 minutes for $160
Reflexology
A foot massage that promotes the free flow of energy through the body, unblocking energy flow, and contributes to reducing the levels of stress and fatigue while improving digestion and sleep.
45 minutes for $90
Reiki
A gentle energy healing practice that uses light touch to support the body’s natural healing process, helping to restore balance, reduce stress, and promote physical and emotional well-being.
60 minutes for $120
Cacao Ceremony
Enjoy a warm cup of ceremonial-grade cacao as you are guided through meditation, gentle movement, and quiet reflection. This experience offers an opportunity to slow down, cultivate presence, and connect with yourself and others in a welcoming and supportive environment.
The gathering is held at the fire pit across the street or in El Templo in the casa.
60 minutes for $150 (1-2 people)
Private Yoga
A customized yoga class just for you. Our certified yoga teachers will tailor the class according to your individual needs.
75 minutes for $130
Couples/ Partner Yoga
Deepen connection and relaxation through synchronized movement, breathwork, and supported partner poses.
75 minutes for $180
Private Group Yoga
3-10 people for $300
Afternoon Group Yoga 5 pm * on Request
Join us for a restorative evening yoga session in El Templo, accompanied by the soothing sounds of nature as the landscape transitions into the stillness of night.
$20 per person – sign up at the reception.
Qigong
A gentle moving meditation combining breath, mindful movement, and energy cultivation to promote balance, vitality, and relaxation.
75 minutes class for $125 (1-2 people)
Sound Healing
A restorative sound journey using vibrational instruments to calm the nervous system and encourage deep rest.
60 minutes class for $150 (1-2 people)
Breathwork
Experience a guided breathwork session using a variety of breathing techniques to regulate the nervous system, release tension, and cultivate deep relaxation. This practice promotes clarity, emotional balance, and renewed vitality.
If you are interested in booking any of these services during your stay, please coordinate directly with the front desk or email us at frontdesk@casagrandepr.com
*A 50% deposit is required to confirm the booking. Subject to practitioner availability. Cancellations/changes may result in a partial or full charge. Prices are before taxes.
And, should you want to explore, Utuado is one of the most beautiful regions in Puerto Rico - rich in Taino history.
Centro Indígena Caguana
Estimated to be over 800 years old, this Taíno heritage site is considered, by archeologists, one of the most important archeological sites in the West Indies. The site most likely served several different functions. First it was used for ceremonial dances, religious rituals and other rites; it was used for playing ball games in which two teams of equal numbers tossed a ball to each other; and third, it is believed to be used to make astronomical observations. Monoliths and petroglyphs carved by the Taínos can be seen among the rocks and stones, some weighing over a ton, that were most likely brought from the Tanama River located adjacent to the site.
El Cemi Museum
This museum in the mountains of central Puerto Rico gets its name and shape directly from its subject. The three-pointed stone shape is a cemi, an important spiritual object among the Taíno, an indigenous people of the Caribbean region. The El Cemi Museum in Jayuya showcases cemis and other Taíno artifacts in its unusually-shaped home.
La Piedra Escrita
This place is naturally beautiful. A monumental stone with important petroglyphs allows you to get in touch with the Taino culture and its enviroment. A popular spot for bathing in the river and cooling off.
Cañon Blanco
A beautiful hike and river trek filled with amazing landscapes and ancient petdroglphys.
El Sol de Jayuya
El Sol de Jayuya is one of the most famous of the Taino petroglyphs. It is part of the Mural Tallado de Zamas located on Cerro de Punta - the tallest mountain is in the center of the island, which at an elevation of 4,389 feet with an area of 3,515 square miles, offers spectacular vistas of the entire island and Caribbean Sea.
As well as amazing coffee and culture...
Cafe Gran Batey
A coffee plantation, beneficiado (wet mill) and roasting house, operated by the same family for more than 45 years, they offer tours from the coffee tree to the cup.
Sandra Farms
Sandra Farms Coffee, started in 2001, is one of the hipper young, up-and-coming farms on the scene. Named after one of the owners of the business, Sandra Gonzalez—the other owner being Israel Gonzalez, they utilize environmentally friendly techniques that result in less water and energy use. This mountain-grown Arabica coffee brand operates using Fair Trade standards, and the coffee is made to order.
Artesanía en Muebles La Cialeña
The region is also know for its traditional furniture making. Take a tour of local artisans and bring home an amazing piece of handcrafted furniture.
Finca Vista Bella
One of the only wineries in Puerto Rico, Emanuel Pérez purchased the farm in 2010 with the goal of creating a Puerto Rican wine. They offer wine tastings and tours.