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03-02-13 15:00 #8952
Posts: 829Originally Posted by Jaosousa [View Original Post]
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02-27-13 12:05 #8951
Posts: 4286San Pedro de Macoris
From Moon Travel Guides for San Pedro de Macoris: "The Cocolos Festival, held on June 29, is also the feast of St. Peter and St. Paul and is a perfect time to view the customs and traditions of the cocolos immigrants, the sugarcane field workers for the industry in the late part of the 19th century. Their African heritage is preserved through the vibrant, multicolored, mirrored costumes worn by the guloyas (dancers), who roam around the city streets performing the traditional dance to furious drumbeats—as the rum flows, of course." http://www.moon.com/destinations/dom...macoris/events
From Wiki: "San Pedro de Macoris was founded in the late 19th century by Cubans who were fleeing their country's War of Independence. American Bread flew its seaplanes in regularly (Eastern Macorís has the privilege of being the first Dominican city to receive seaplanes, in its Higuamo River), at a time when this port enjoyed more commercial activity than the capital city of Santo Domingo. San Pedro de Macorís pioneered many areas such as the first firefighting corps, the first national baseball championship, the first town to have telephone and telegraph centers, the first racetrack and the first boxing coliseum, among others. The first sugar factory was founded by Juan Amechazurra, milling for the first time on January 9, 1879. San Pedro de Macoris is well known as the birthplace of a disproportionate number of professional baseball players. The city is often referred to as The Cradle of Shortstops." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Pedro_de_Macor%C3%ADs
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02-27-13 03:45 #8950
Posts: 4027$150. Lol!
The girls would be from San Pedro. $150 is just an insane amount of money without even considering the $40 to $50 in roundtrip fuel costs.
Originally Posted by Hot Dog [View Original Post]
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02-26-13 22:40 #8949
Posts: 2In Santo Domingo until Thursday 28th
Guys,
I'm having a pit stop in Santo Domingo and would like to party.
Anybody in need of a wingman? Or just want to grab some beers drop me a PM.
Cheers
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02-26-13 20:01 #8948
Posts: 4286Originally Posted by Hot Dog [View Original Post]
Various rentals for Juan Dolio. Villas adjacent to a golf course in Metro and Guavaberry. Apartment rentals in the various new condo buildings. Caribe Paraiso has studio and one bedroom apartments on the beach, close to bars and restaurants: http://caribeparaisojuandolio.com/
Los Marlins Hotel inside Metro gated complex used to be a Hilton Embassy Suites.
There are a few two bedroom apartments in new buildings that rent out for $500US for a week.
New two bedroom apartment in Juan Dolio on three floors with a jacuzzi and BBQ, that rents out for $150US per night (split with a wingman cost would be $75US each) : https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/135479
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02-26-13 17:20 #8947
Posts: 9Vanessa's at Juan Dolio
Took a 45 min ride from Santo Domingo to the beach resort of Juan Dolio which about 15 mins on from the less civilized Boca Chica. We amused by billboard advertising Vanessa Club as 20 lovely girls and 2 ugly ones. 2 pm to 5am, so had to visit. Nothing much going on after lunch but she promised 15 girls for later that night. We had a tour from Vanessa who said she owned the place which included a pool table a long bar and very cool places to lounge around, ok bedrooms but bathrooms more in the Mexican bordello style. I told her that if there weren't 15 chica's on display I would have her as a penalty, to which she said she wasn't married. This girl has chutzpah. Needless to say Juan Dolio is too long a schlep from SD in the middle of the night so we failed to pitch up but did so a couple of days later and this time rang ahead. We were greeted at about 3 pm by 4 chicas plus Vanessa. All looked fun but of course claimed my prize. I really liked the place and attitude and Vanessa is cute. I think she is thinking that it is a place to go and hang out for a day or two and it would be a great beach option for some who are hardened to third world bathroom facilities. Price she quoted was us$ 150 for 24 hours and it wouldn't surprise me if that included chopping and changing girls. Ring ahead and book in: 829 564 1199. Vanessa speaks some English. I think the way to go would be to book into a local hotel on the beach for the facilities and use this place as your club. Shoot some pool, take a few beers washed down with what takes your fancy. Only problem might be selection. I can't really believe she can deliver 15 chicas in that spot but then I have no idea what Juan Dolio consists of. That "spot" is Entrada del Tangue, Juan Dolio
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02-25-13 22:11 #8946
Posts: 4286Originally Posted by Nixonbd [View Original Post]
Weekend rates are usually much cheaper at the big hotels in santo domingo.
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02-25-13 19:29 #8945
Posts: 4286Originally Posted by Nixonbd [View Original Post]
ISG member Mardonius has entered, with discreetly dressed pros, at the Nicholas Ovando Hotel in zona colonial. Some guys say the hotel conde de penalbe is guest friendly (zona colonial). Hotel Palacio in zona colonial is guest friendly. Supposedly the two Roma hotels in zona colonial are guest friendly.
Jaguar Hotel is guest friendly, located about two blocks behind the Marriott Jaragua Hotel and Casino. Jaguar is about three blocks from the Malecon. Hotel Riazor has refurbished some or all of their rooms, it is guest friendly, located behind the Jaragua Hotel and Casino and about 1 block from the malecon. Half a block from the Malecon and about 300 feet from the Intercontinental Hotel and Casino is the Maison Gautreaux (I have stayed there over 10 times, priced around $50US per night), good A/C, good security (the owner has a private security company and his guards can be seen outside the Hotel Riazor and Hotel Conde de Penalbe).
On Calle Danea about 3-4 blocks from the Malecon and about 6 blocks from Zona Colonial there are a group of small hotels, seems most are guest friendly. Revere stayed at one hotel on calle danae in the past (I forget the name). Some SWs on Calle Danae at night.
Popular among many mongers is the Hotel La Morada, priced around $50US per night, about 4-5 blocks from the Malecon and maybe about 8 blocks from the zona colonial. http://www.hotellamorada.com/
A new place I watched being built is the Hotel Shakey, which seems to have apartments with kitchens. Some have a view of the Sea and the pool deck of the Intercontinental Hotel and Casino (some women go topless or wear small bikinis at the Intercontinental pool). Avenida Pasteur and the Malecon, up the block are 4 casas and around the corner is 305. I don't know anyone who has yet stayed at the hotel shakey, so I don't know what their rules are: http://www.hotelshakey.com/
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02-25-13 08:42 #8944
Posts: 484Contact Rafael
Originally Posted by Nixonbd [View Original Post]
Chris
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02-25-13 02:42 #8943
Posts: 829G / F Hotels, Santo Domingo
Short and sweet, girl-friendly hotels in SD? Have not been to SD in several years, but when I had; stayed at the Europa, Mercure and the old Santo Domongo Hotel and Casino, which all were, but then again, I was dating a regular several years ago. What's the latest, oh, also stayed at the Raizor, which was g / f ok. Prefer the El Conde and / or Malecon areas!
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02-24-13 18:53 #8942
Posts: 484Call Fabio
Originally Posted by Showdown [View Original Post]
Chris
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02-24-13 18:14 #8941
Posts: 424Guys I mistyped. I met to ask about getting from Santo Domingo to Boca Chica.
Originally Posted by Chris Long [View Original Post]
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02-23-13 21:40 #8940
Posts: 31033500 is casa price
There are decent SW all over SD that can be had from 1000 to 2000 pesos. On my last trip I Had 2 awesome SW who had repeat service with me. I personally do not like casas and for the price I can bang 3 decent SWs. Grands (eatery on) El Conde has a few hotties all day long who will worjk for 1000 and there are other locals where you can find willing women. SD is also a great place to hook up with your internet sweeties. Hooking up with a non pro or a semi pro is way more fun then putas trust me. DFK and DTTY is no go for me with pros if I know it is a pro. LOL I had a guy who drove for me many times. He drove an old GF from SD to Sosua with out asking me and wanted me to pay. I was furious and he was self righteous. He wanted 200 dollars I was incredulous. I gave him a 100 and a piece of my mine. My spanish was amazing when I was pissed. The chica and he were on the outs with me. So like Chris says they will take a shot at your pocket if they can. I had known this guy for 2 years and thought we were tight.
Originally Posted by Chris Long [View Original Post]
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02-23-13 21:13 #8939
Posts: 484The bus is cheaper
Originally Posted by Showdown [View Original Post]
Hes also been bringing me girls as well, they haven't been bad but its 2500 pesos for the girl and 1000 for him. Hes probably ripping me off, not sure but its the same as I would pay if I went to one of the casas.
Chris
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02-23-13 20:58 #8938
Posts: 4286Originally Posted by Showdown [View Original Post]
Boca Chica is relatively small, you can walk around or if you want, hop on the back of a motorcycle taxi (motoconcho) and pay him a few dollars to show you the venues. A private taxi each way from Santo Domingo to Boca Chica, will probably cost at least $25US each way, probably more.
There are 3-4 rental car companies on avenida independencia close to the Marriott Renaissance Jaragua Hotel and Casino (also close to what will once again be called a Sheraton Hotel, the former Melia Hotel, where Pure disco is located).
You might be able to use a debit card with some car rental companies (they will probably put about a $1000 hold on the card). I have used Alamo / National more than 20 times for renting a car in the DR and had no problems. Without a credit card you will most likely be required to pay for loss / damage insurance (which costs about $20US per day at alamo / national).
There is one toll when heading to boca chica from santo domingo, cost is 30 pesos, workers at the toll plaza will give you change for small denomination paper money. If you drive, it is a good idea to keep loose change in the car.
From Santiago, I would take the bus into santo domingo, or rent a car in santiago.