Sosua Hotels

[Manizales911]

Finally decided to take a trip, booking a flight for April. Would love some tips or information regarding accommodations.

I've already looked at the Alicia and the Garden, but what are the other good hotels / resorts in the area? And which one is the most resort like / fancy? I don't mind spending a bit more on nicer accommodations and ideally want a place that feels more like a resort than a hotel, if that exists. And of course is close to the action.

Posted elsewhere but felt like this was a more appropriate thread since I wasn't getting responses.

Check out Rizz suites.

[MrBigBoston]

Finally decided to take a trip, booking a flight for April. Would love some tips or information regarding accommodations.

I've already looked at the Alicia and the Garden, but what are the other good hotels / resorts in the area? And which one is the most resort like / fancy? I don't mind spending a bit more on nicer accommodations and ideally want a place that feels more like a resort than a hotel, if that exists. And of course is close to the action.

Posted elsewhere but felt like this was a more appropriate thread since I wasn't getting responses.

[Manizales911]

Dulce Secrito. Near Playa Chicata casino.

There is a brand new cabaña in Sosua down by the temporarily closed 24/13 complex. I haven't been there yet though so I have no other info on it.

[BogieMaker]

Any body familiar with Hotel El Rancho? I had dinner there but didn't get a chance see the rooms or inquire about prices. The waitress did mention its cash only.

I used to stay there quite often about 5 years ago. Rooms were decent hard beds with the typical lumpy Dominican pillow. If the price is right it is not a bad place. If I remember correctly they still had tube televisions back then.

I would say that Alica Beach hotel is a little better.

[Guthrie]

Dulce Secrito. Near Playa Chicata casino.

[VanessasClient]

I don't see anybody motels that go by the hour? Do you guys always take the girl in your room?

I would just search for cabañas, that's exactly what they are meant for.

[BigButtDetecto]

I don't see anybody motels that go by the hour? Do you guys always take the girl in your room?

[Adinga]

Any body familiar with Hotel El Rancho? I had dinner there but didn't get a chance see the rooms or inquire about prices. The waitress did mention its cash only.

[SubCmdr]

I was walking by today and decided to snap this picture:

[BigTimeFun]

Las Palmeras is a great hotel, well run and all of the rooms were refurbished last year. They do NOT allow girls to hang around like New Garden. I am close personal friends with the owner of Midtown bar and restaurant inside of Las Palmeras and he will only allow a girl to sit in his place if she is eating or drinking ie. Spending money.

When you say the rooms were refurbished, does that mean that they all have new bathrooms?

[BigTimeFun]

I would appreciate any Intel on whether the CASA-22 Luxury Boutique Hotel is guest friendly. I have been reading this thread but have not seen any reviews of this Hotel. I am looking for above average hotels that are guest friendly. If I cannot find anything I will go with The Alicia or Terra Linda. Any suggestions and info would be greatly appreciated.

[FlacoDuro1]

Stayed at both and probably every other hotel in Sosua. Alicia is good but it has a few problems that I will discuss. Sea breeze, I never liked. Sea breeze has noise but security and the owners pay too much attention to who I bring in. Kind of like they are gossiping and keeping files. Plus Seabreeze had a portable safe, no good.

Two of my last 3 trips I've stayed at Alicia. I live in La Espirilla, Santo Domingo so had to wait on two dudes to fly into SDQ so we could catch the bus to Sosua. Their flight was delayed so we called Sosua and everything was booked. Newgarden booked, Casa Valeria booked, Terra Linda booked. Nothing was available.

I have the personal wassap number for the Russian lady with glasses who owns Alicia and she had three rooms. No credit card, pay cash on arrival. It cost 42 usd which includes breakfast. She is always my fallback plan when Sosua is full. Alicia is very quiet but some girls won't go there because of it's history. It was a girl killed there a couple years ago so some dudes and girls are spooked. Sometimes the business is relaxed so always get a receipt. I had one problem about a room I paid for but they said I didn't until I went and got the receipt..

Thanks for the clarification. My value my sleep and privacy. Alicia it is.

[Mr Gogo]

Going down to Sosua for the first time.

Read the reviews on Hotel Alicia seems to be a great place.

Just read and watched a youtube video on SeeBreeze hotel. Posted October 2021.

I don't mind paying a little more for a good place to stay.

My requirements are.

Secure.

Chica friendly.

Most of All, Quiet. I have trouble sleeping with a lot noise.

Alicia seems to be more quiet, but both are within walking distance of the downtown. And close to the beach.

A couple of the seabreeze reviews said it was noise at night and from the motos on the street.

Which one would fit my needs best?

TYIA.

Stayed at both and probably every other hotel in Sosua. Alicia is good but it has a few problems that I will discuss. Sea breeze, I never liked. Sea breeze has noise but security and the owners pay too much attention to who I bring in. Kind of like they are gossiping and keeping files. Plus Seabreeze had a portable safe, no good.

Two of my last 3 trips I've stayed at Alicia. I live in La Espirilla, Santo Domingo so had to wait on two dudes to fly into SDQ so we could catch the bus to Sosua. Their flight was delayed so we called Sosua and everything was booked. Newgarden booked, Casa Valeria booked, Terra Linda booked. Nothing was available.

I have the personal wassap number for the Russian lady with glasses who owns Alicia and she had three rooms. No credit card, pay cash on arrival. It cost 42 usd which includes breakfast. She is always my fallback plan when Sosua is full. Alicia is very quiet but some girls won't go there because of it's history. It was a girl killed there a couple years ago so some dudes and girls are spooked. Sometimes the business is relaxed so always get a receipt. I had one problem about a room I paid for but they said I didn't until I went and got the receipt.

My group is spending the whole month of October in Sosua so I will make my appearance for a couple weeks and hunt Oakie down.

If you need the personal number for the lady at Alicia, hit me on the back channel.

[FlacoDuro1]

Going down to Sosua for the first time.

Read the reviews on Hotel Alicia seems to be a great place.

Just read and watched a youtube video on SeeBreeze hotel. Posted October 2021.

I don't mind paying a little more for a good place to stay.

My requirements are.

Secure.

Chica friendly.

Most of All, Quiet. I have trouble sleeping with a lot noise.

Alicia seems to be more quiet, but both are within walking distance of the downtown. And close to the beach.

A couple of the seabreeze reviews said it was noise at night and from the motos on the street.

Which one would fit my needs best?

TYIA.

[Sammon]

The Alicia sound like a winner. Trip Advisor is offering to book it for me at $45 a night. Is that the way to go or offer cash there?

I have stayed there many times. I would suggest e mailing them directly on their website regarding dates and availability. Pay cash and no taxes. It includes breakfast for one person. Very much guest friendly. Security is good. If you rent a car like I do there is parking in front.

Only problem is not enough hot water and bed is not very comfortable unless they re modelled.