Santo Domingo

Hey Prtyr
My experience at Girls House is that 2hr at your hotel is 2500 RD pesos and TLN is 5000 (~$170 USD).

I've had 4 TLN from there. Of those, 3 stayed until around 8 or 9am. The last one however, got drunk and annoying and said TLN was only like 4 hrs. I threw her ass out of my hotel without consummating the deal. The other 3 times were no problem.

Perhaps the rules have changed, next time I would confirm with the barmen how long TLN really should be.

Another trick is that TLN starts whenever you get there. So if you get there at 5pm you have her till 8 or 9am, considerably lowering her per hour cost.

Cheers
RtW

I will be in SD for New Years with my novia. Does anyone have any New Year's experience in the city? I hear there is a big deal on the Malecon. What's the best place to stay on New Year's Eve?

[QUOTE=Smokers Rule]I will be in SD for New Years with my novia. Does anyone have any New Year's experience in the city? I hear there is a big deal on the Malecon. What's the best place to stay on New Year's Eve?[/QUOTE]I jut drove from Sousa to Santo Dominnnngoooo. Decent 100 mile trip by the way. I rented a car instead of using a bus. Hilton is full tonight at $250 per nite.

Court Yard by Marriot is just around the corner from the Malacon,cost $115 per nite and has dsl connection in room. Spotty at best in room all over Sosua and PortoPlata.

Best to all!


Ric

I am planning my quick 4 day trip and appreciate all the information the board has shared. I am arriving at 7:30 pm so it will be too late to get a bus to Sosua. So I need to spend the night in Santo Domingo and get on the first bus to Sosua in the morning.

My questions:

1. What is a hotel that is close to the Caribe bus station so I dont have to travel far in the morning? I would like to get to the hotel asap after I land at 7:30 and try to get one chica before I depart in the morning. I prefer hunting streetwalkers but will settle for whatever is avaliable. So I am looking for a hotel that is cheap, not far from the Caribe bus station and has chicas nearby.

2. My Spanish sucks. Can someone tell me when the first bus leaves for Sosua on a weekday morning? Unfortunately the website seems a bit confusing to me.

3. If I arrive at the airport after the bank is closed where can I exchange my dollars for pesos?

4. Someone mentioned where some SW are located but I cant find it on a map. This is the quote: "I have discovered that it is fairly easy to find a quick early morning (7-8am) girl by walking slowly back and forth down Conde from Duarte towards the Parque de Colon ".

Where is this place? And can someone send me a link of a decent map of the city? Thanks.

Thanks.

Jedi Earth

[QUOTE=Jedi Earth]
1. What is a hotel that is close to the Caribe bus station so I dont have to travel far in the morning?

2. Can someone tell me when the first bus leaves for Sosua on a weekday morning?

3. If I arrive at the airport after the bank is closed where can I exchange my dollars for pesos?

4. Someone mentioned where some SW are located but I cant find it on a map.

Thanks.

Jedi Earth[/QUOTE]

Once you exit the airport building there are three ATM machines to your right. The ATMs will dispense pesos.

I would find a hotel closer to the chicas and not close to Caribe Tours bus depot. A taxi ride to Caribe is no more 15 minutes with traffic.

The first bus leaves Santo Domingo for Sosua at 6am and run every hour on the hour. There is no need to catch the first thing moving. If you take the first bus you will be in Sosua at 10am. Sosua is still half asleep. Sleep late, grab breakfast and take the 10 or 11 am bus. That will put you in Sosua in plenty of time to enjoy the rest of the day and night.

You will only be in SD for one night so you will not need a map. There are a few hotels on or near Avenida Independecia that will have you within walking distance of The Doll House, Lapus, or Aurora. You will also be close to the rear entrance of Jaragua Hotel/Casino. What is your budget for a room?

The first bus leaves Sosua for Santo Domingo at 5:15am. I believe your return flight is 11:10am. If so, you are cutting it real close. If you run into any heavy traffic while on the bus or in the taxi you will be spending the night at the airport.

If you can check-in and print your boarding pass before arriving at the airport you can save a lot of time, provided you have nothing but carry-on luggage.

There is a lot more info you will need but I think this is a good start.

[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]Once you exit the airport building there are three ATM machines to your right. The ATMs will dispense pesos.

I would find a hotel closer to the chicas and not close to Caribe Tours bus depot. A taxi ride to Caribe is no more 15 minutes with traffic.

The first bus leaves Santo Domingo for Sosua at 6am and run every hour on the hour. There is no need to catch the first thing moving. If you take the first bus you will be in Sosua at 10am. Sosua is still half asleep. Sleep late, grab breakfast and take the 10 or 11 am bus. That will put you in Sosua in plenty of time to enjoy the rest of the day and night.

You will only be in SD for one night so you will not need a map. There are a few hotels on or near Avenida Independecia that will have you within walking distance of The Doll House, Lapus, or Aurora. You will also be close to the rear entrance of Jaragua Hotel/Casino. What is your budget for a room?

The first bus leaves Sosua for Santo Domingo at 5:15am. I believe your return flight is 11:10am. If so, you are cutting it real close. If you run into any heavy traffic while on the bus or in the taxi you will be spending the night at the airport.

If you can check-in and print your boarding pass before arriving at the airport you can save a lot of time, provided you have nothing but carry-on luggage.

There is a lot more info you will need but I think this is a good start.[/QUOTE]


I was thinking about staying at the Mercure hotel. From what I understand it is close to The Doll House(how do I tell a cabbie how to get there) and the pedestrian street everyone talks about that is near SW.

I am going to leave Sosua the night before my flight. I dont want to risk missing my flight.

As far as the ATM's are concerned I have heard their fees are exorbitantly high.

I think your advise on not getting on the first bus to Sosua is a sound. I will get on a later bus.

Last night I explored the area and ran into the mercure hotel. $87 each night with tax included. They currently have rooms available.

The pedestrian street in front is filled with many shops, about 4 blocs longs for tourists and locals. There is a square or parc near this location. Many regular and tourst types have a drincs in the area. I seen only 2 girls alone in the parc. Many poeple about at 10pm.

Plan to return to area since reading that Doll house etc is near.

Ric

[QUOTE=Jedi Earth]I was thinking about staying at the Mercure hotel. From what I understand it is close to The Doll House(how do I tell a cabbie how to get there) and the pedestrian street everyone talks about that is near SW.[/QUOTE]
If you decide on Hotel Mercure go to their website and pay in advance with a no refund policy to get the cheapest rate. Every cabbie in Ciudad Centro knows where The Doll House and every other house is. You have a slight misconception of the pedestrian street, El Conde. Do not expect to see a half dozen chicas hanging out on every street corner. For the most part the chicas are very low profile.

[QUOTE=Jedi Earth]As far as the ATM's are concerned I have heard their fees are exorbitantly high. .[/QUOTE]
The time you are arriving in Santo Domingo you really don't have much choice. All of money exchange places will be closed.

FYI I use a PayPal debit card and only get charged $1 USD per transaction regardless of what ATM I use. It might be something to consider if you travel often.

Check your PM

Hi here guys, I will try again :-)

Is there someone here who can tell me, where to find the BIGGEST tits in the DR cities of Santo Domingo, Boca Chica, Sosua and Santiago.

And I am not asking for ok big tits, but MEGA tits. The biggest ones possible :-)

Please help me fellows. And thanks.

Mister Booblover

[QUOTE=Amber Wrath]...........the mercure hotel. $87 each night with tax included...........................

Plan to return to area since reading that Doll house etc is near.

Ric[/QUOTE]

If you have definite plans to stay at Hotel Mercure you should book online and pay in advance with a no refund policy. The rate for two people with buffet breakfast for two will be $64.02 per night.

The Doll House in not within easy walking distance of Hotel Mercure. If you feel energetic you can walk there during the daytime in about 20-30 minutes. You most certainly should not walk there at night. From Hotel Mercure to The Doll House is a 100-150 pesos taxi ride.

[QUOTE=Mister Booblover]Hi here guys, I will try again :-)

Is there someone here who can tell me, where to find the BIGGEST tits in the DR cities of Santo Domingo, Boca Chica, Sosua and Santiago.

Mister Booblover[/QUOTE]

Mister B, You will not get any better answer than the one you received in the Sosua thread so there is no need to post in every single DR forum. This is the reply from the Sosua forum.

[QUOTE=Yanqui69]Mr B,

As our colleague Trippstadt pointed out, there are well-endowed girls to be had in the DR, - but like anywhere the distribution is normal. -like where are the biggest US chests, NY, LA, Chicago, Miami, -answer is: all of the above.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Mister Booblover]Hi here guys, I will try again :-)

Is there someone here who can tell me, where to find the BIGGEST tits in the DR cities of Santo Domingo, Boca Chica, Sosua and Santiago.

And I am not asking for ok big tits, but MEGA tits. The biggest ones possible :-)

Please help me fellows. And thanks.

Mister Booblover[/QUOTE]I met a girl like that over the 2007 US Labor Day Weekend. She was from Santo Domingo, but was working Calle Duarte in Boca Chica. She had GINORMOUS Breasts (some of the largest breasts I had ever seen on a medium sized frame)!! I spent half the night trying to get her into bed (I love freaks of nature.) Nevertheless, it wasn't until 3am that I discovered that a team of Germans had reserved her for the night.

-Helpmann :(

[QUOTE=Mister Booblover]Hi there, Mister Helpman

Thanks a lot for your hint. What's her name and do you think she is still working at BC again next summer?[/QUOTE]Her name is Jessie (as titled in my earlier post.) I have no idea if she'll be working in BC next summer.

-Helpmann :)

Be sure when you book your room at the Mercure to book 2 in a room , or they will charge every night for bringing a chica back about $10-$20, which is B.S!

[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]If you decide on Hotel Mercure go to their website and pay in advance with a no refund policy to get the cheapest rate. Every cabbie in Ciudad Centro knows where The Doll House and every other house is. You have a slight misconception of the pedestrian street, El Conde. Do not expect to see a half dozen chicas hanging out on every street corner. For the most part the chicas are very low profile.

The time you are arriving in Santo Domingo you really don't have much choice. All of money exchange places will be closed.

FYI I use a PayPal debit card and only get charged $1 USD per transaction regardless of what ATM I use. It might be something to consider if you travel often.

Check your PM[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Amber Wrath]Last night I explored the area and ran into the mercure hotel. $87 each night with tax included. They currently have rooms available....
[etc...]

if you plan to bring a chica for the night, make sure that you register 2 occupants at the time you make your reservation to avoid additional charges later. If you check in alone, you can tell the clerk that your friend has not arrived yet; however, they will take a photocopy of your passport and of her cedula (ID in DR for eveyone over 18yrs); so both are registered.

There is a good breakfast buffet style in the dining room, that the chicas like.
Also, there is free WIFi in the room.

Rooms are small, but clean.

If you like your chica, there is plenty of shops on El Conde where you can buy her a gift (clothing, parfume, etc...) and she will love it.