Sosua Reports

[Jaosousa]

Jaosousa

Read with great interest of your report of El Neptuno, did you type correctly "can't" go crazy with the noise at night?

Is this a quiet complex to stay in?

Hope so that's what I was looking for.

Thanks for any info.

Nowrath

To be more clear, the last time I stayed at El Neptuno I paid about 100 dollars per night, which I split with a friend, 50 US for each guy per night. I rented in slow season there one time and paid about 75 dollars per night, which I split with a wingman. There are a few apartments for rent there. The guy I rented from lives in Pennsylvania. El Neptuno has a person on site who handles the paperwork.

[Jaosousa]

Jaosousa

Read with great interest of your report of El Neptuno, did you type correctly "can't" go crazy with the noise at night?

Is this a quiet complex to stay in?

Hope so that's what I was looking for.

Thanks for any info.

Nowrath

I stayed at El Neptuno twice, nice building, nice apartments, chica friendly, I made some noise late at night, one time, loud music and the watchieman came up and asked me to the lower the music. No problem, no complaints from neighbors.

I stayed at the Palms condos twice, not recommended, one time I had some chicas in the condo at Palms, we were chatting, music was not loud. The next day I found a note on the kitchen table, basically saying that unless I kept very quiet at night, I would have to vacate the apartment. Last time I stayed at the Plams I was told I could not bring guests to the pool. Unless I was desperate, I would never rent at the Palms again.

I had no problems at the El Neptuno, brought chicas to the pool, saw other mongers renting there. But it is a quiet complex, with people who live there, who are not partying, some older people. It is not a church, but you just cannot blast the music late at night. Nice rooms, nice bathrooms, walking distance to all. A little pricey, but if you split the cost with another guy could be around 50 US Dollars per night. The rates change depending on the season. Ramona is the administrator there, nice dominican lady. You pay for the electric you use at El Neptuno (cheap, less than 10 dollars per day, unless you blast all three air conditioners 24/7). I previously posted some photos I took at El Neptuno, any questions let me know. I can tell you who I rented from, American guy, very nice.

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[MiamiHeatLuver]

Highly recommend the New Garden penthouse. There are only the two rooms on the fourth floor with two large patio areas, a long shared balcony and a great view of Sosua and all the way to the sea. One room is a regular and the other is huge with a jacuzzi. See pix. Just call Wilfred and see if its available. Tell him Koki sent you.

Thanks alot KOKI, New Garden SOLD OUT the dates I want to go! That was my second choice!

[Koki9290]

Kind Regards!

Havent been there since Sept 07

Highly recommend the New Garden penthouse. There are only the two rooms on the fourth floor with two large patio areas, a long shared balcony and a great view of Sosua and all the way to the sea. One room is a regular and the other is huge with a jacuzzi. See pix. Just call Wilfred and see if its available. Tell him Koki sent you.

[Nowrath]

El Neptuno has two bedroom condominiums with two bathrooms, washing machine, safe, internet, air conditioners in all rooms, full kitchen, balcony, close to the action, but at night you can't go crazy with the noise. Or rent two, one-bedroom condos at tradewinds, or rent two rooms in one of the many hotels. Some other places around Sosua have two or more bedrooms, condominiums and villas. Going past playa chiquita casino, if you take the road to the end, there is more coastline with some really nice villas on the water, some for rental, private security and other amenities.

Jaosousa

Read with great interest of your report of El Neptuno, did you type correctly "can't" go crazy with the noise at night?

Is this a quiet complex to stay in?

Hope so that's what I was looking for.

Thanks for any info.

Nowrath

[Fliffy]

Ask them which of the following emails are correct then suggest they properly update their website to reflect that:

1) HOME area of their webpage (the next to the last paragraph) says to contact Wilfred at info@hotelnewgarden.net. (that email address does not exist)

2) Then the “contact us” area of the website gives: info.newgarden@gmail.com

3) Then another guy below says to try hotel.garden@codetel.net.do

I recently exchanged emails with Wilfried. The gmail address appears to be the current address. What I noticed is that I would write/respond to the gmail address and Wilfried's responses would come from the codetel address so they are "linked" in some fashion. I suggest sticking with the gmail address but guess you could use the codetel.

[Jaosousa]

Kind Regards!

Havent been there since Sept 07

El Neptuno has two bedroom condominiums with two bathrooms, washing machine, safe, internet, air conditioners in all rooms, full kitchen, balcony, close to the action, but at night you can't go crazy with the noise. Or rent two, one-bedroom condos at tradewinds, or rent two rooms in one of the many hotels. Some other places around Sosua have two or more bedrooms, condominiums and villas. Going past playa chiquita casino, if you take the road to the end, there is more coastline with some really nice villas on the water, some for rental, private security and other amenities.

[MiamiHeatLuver]

Kind Regards!

Havent been there since Sept 07

[Romeo Joe]

Well just got back from Santo Domingo for six days I hit all the house and the streets lately I can say the sky house has the hottest girls for 2500 pesos.

When you bargin they ask 3000 but they are 7 and 8 rating girls and very friendly

Girls house got them down to 2000 pesos do not lets anyone take you to these houses they get a 200 to 500 peso commision so they jack the price to you, girls here are hardcore rush and out session.

Casa Theresa: What a joke extremely rush and get out for three thousanf peso but there were a few 10's that we took but was the worst session ever.

Extremely mean and rush and I'm in my late 20's.

Street action behind the casinos Jaraugua Casino for a 1000 pesos to 700 pesos I had alot of them.

Hotel: I reccommed Casa Dorada a block away from action and very nice no chica fees or dead center of it all if you don't mind trash hangin out in front of your hotel go to mystik right between girls house and sky house and all the street girls plus you have another four to five houses around u.

Don't be scared even at night I ran that shxthole the guys on the streets just want a cut tell them to go away I know where I am.

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[John Jr]

Gentlemen,

Could anyone explain transportation options from a place like Breezes hotel to Sosua during late evenings/nights and the associated cost?

Taxis?

Motoconchos?

Public transportation/public buses?

(I don't want to rent a car or anything else on this trip.)

How long does it take to get from Breezes to Sosua?

Thanks in advance

From Breezes to Sosua before 8 PM i would take the public taxi "guagua" that will cost you less than 40 pesos.
After 8 pm taxi will cost you 10 to 15$ us . Same thing from Sosua to Breezes.

Sometimes it's better to pay a litte xtra and save some haslte !

[Funinthesun63]

Gentlemen,

Could anyone explain transportation options from a place like Breezes hotel to Sosua during late evenings/nights and the associated cost?

Taxis?

Motoconchos?

Public transportation/public buses?

(I don't want to rent a car or anything else on this trip.)

How long does it take to get from Breezes to Sosua?

Thanks in advance

If I remember correctly Breezes is located between Sosua and Cabarete but closer to Cabarete so I would think about 10 minutes to Sosua.
While motoconchos are plentiful in Sosua, I don't think they are on the main highway that runs between Sosua and Cabarete. If you befriend a motoconcho guy in Sosua I'm sure he would be for hire for a round trip deal. These guys are up nearly all night anyways buzzing up and down the streets of Sosua. As far as cost you would have to negotiate something with him, maybe someone else can come up with a figure as I have not used the motoconchos much while in Sosua.
Another option would be a taxi from Sosua come and pick you up and drop you off. This would be more costly, taxi from Sosua to the airport is $20 U.S. one way. Again, I'm sure you could negotiate something with them. I have phone numbers of a couple reliable taxis, both guys speak pretty good English. If you need them just send me a PM.
Public transportation is the cheapest by far, I know you can get from Sosua to POP for 1 dollar or for 6 dollars you can rent the whole car but not sure if they run from Cabarete to Sosua and back. Maybe someone else would know.
I think your options are limited because of the time you want to travel.

[Jaosousa]

Gentlemen,

Could anyone explain transportation options from a place like Breezes hotel to Sosua during late evenings/nights and the associated cost?

Taxis?

Motoconchos?

Public transportation/public buses?

(I don't want to rent a car or anything else on this trip.)

How long does it take to get from Breezes to Sosua?

Thanks in advance

If I remember correctly I can remember seeing a Breezes between between Sosua and Cabarete. The hotel that I believe is Breezes is about ten minutes from Sosua. Long ride on a motoconcho. Public transportation late at night? Maybe the guaguas or publicos in the daytime, vans packed with people or taxis with more than one passenger. I can remember the taxi fare from Sosua to Cabarete being about 20 dollars, but I haven't checked the prices in a while. I would guess that you could probably get a private taxi, one way fare would be around 10-15 dollars. A motoconcho maybe for 5 dollars, most things in Dom Rep are negotiable, so you might be able to ask around in Sosua for a return trip to Breezes at a decent price. From Breezes, I don't know if they have taxi's just waiting there. From Breezes you might have to walk to the main road and wait for a passing motoconcho or hail a taxi or a publico (or have the hotel call a taxi for you). Late at night the options decrease. There is a taxi stand near the new casino in Sosua or you can negotiate with a motoconcho driver for the trip back to Breezes.

[Lucky Strike]

Gentlemen,

Could anyone explain transportation options from a place like Breezes hotel to Sosua during late evenings/nights and the associated cost?

Taxis?

Motoconchos?

Public transportation/public buses?

(I don't want to rent a car or anything else on this trip.)

How long does it take to get from Breezes to Sosua?

Thanks in advance

[TeamHorny]

I was thinking about making a trip to BB's next Saturday just to check out the bikini contest. I have pm now, so if someone is interested in splitting the cost of transportation, please let me know.

Okay, I'm going to try my best not to post anything else until imy day one report after next Friday's introduction to Sosua.

I was there in December as a Judge. I love the place. Please do a report when you get back. I miss all my favorites, like Cristal, Johana, Anais, Karina.

Teamhorny

[Always Horny #2]

I was thinking about making a trip to BB's next Saturday just to check out the bikini contest. I have pm now, so if someone is interested in splitting the cost of transportation, please let me know.

Okay, I'm going to try my best not to post anything else until imy day one report after next Friday's introduction to Sosua.