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06-23-10 10:31 #623
Posts: 4286Originally Posted by Magikmusic
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06-23-10 05:35 #622
Posts: 9Originally Posted by Jaosousa
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06-22-10 17:35 #621
Posts: 4286Originally Posted by Magikmusic
Some non-pro or semi-pro may tell you don't have a bathing suit for the pool. About two blocks from hodelpa centro plaza there is a La Sirena store on Calle de Sol. La Sirena sells everything, food, clothes and electronics. You could take a chica there to buy her a bathing suit for 200-500 pesos.
There is small mall in Plaza Hache which is about three blocks from the El Gran Almirante, prices there for bathing suits are higher. Plaza Internacional is another mall no too far from El Gran Almirante hotel.
I love to get in the water with chicas.
Underground parking garage at the El Gran Almirante that you can use for free and you can take the elevator from the underground parking garage to get to the pool deck. If you are driving a car, many parking lots and garages in Dom Rep will give you a plastic card when you enter. When you exit the lot/garage you will give that plastic card back to a worker there (it is way to deter stealing of cars from the lots/garages).
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06-22-10 04:37 #620
Posts: 9Originally Posted by Jaosousa
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06-16-10 22:03 #619
Posts: 4286Originally Posted by Magikmusic
For me being able to use the pool at the Hodelpa El Gran Almirante was the deciding factor. You can invite chicas over to pool if you stay at the Hodelpa Centro Plaza. Very nice pool with a view north of the mountains. There is a decent gym near the pool and there is a chica that gives non-sexual massages there. There is a pool bar, with a friendly bartender named Freddy. You can order food while at the pool.
I have not stayed at the Hotel Aloha del Sol.
At the Hodelpa Centro Plaza, free wifi and a good breakfast buffet in the restaurant the "View", that is on the 6th floor.
I entered the Hodelpa Centro Plaza with chicas and I didn't stop at the front desk. Late at night, if you come in with a chica who looks like a pro, I don't know, they might stop you, I really don't know.
Both places have parking lots/garages. Any questions just ask.
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06-16-10 09:17 #618
Posts: 9Aloha Sol or Hodelpa Centro Plaza
Hi guys,
Planning a trip and narrowed it down to where I'm thinking of staying, I heard great things for each one, this would be a first time trip to Santiago. Automatically I would think Aloha Sol but Hodelpa gives you access to a pool, rooms look a bit better, are there huge differences in between? (chica-friendliness considering too) which one you pick?
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06-07-10 21:32 #617
Posts: 4286Originally Posted by Enigma84
The high end places in Santiago will mostly have people from a higher economic class. Some of the chicas may have very wealthy parents, so an older gringo with some coin will not impress them. However not all of those chicas come from wealthy families and if some of them can find a rich sugar daddy, they will make themselves available.
I am sure that if you wanted to spend some money in Santiago, you could bag some of the chicas who hang out at the higher end places. What I have seen at the higher end clubs in Santiago, guys drive up in their $70,000 or more, cars (porsche, mercedes, bmw). They get a VIP table at the club/bar/disco. In Santiago I saw guys buying bottle after bottle of champagne. Some chicas go to the club without guys and they get invited over to table.
There are some very pretty chicas in Santiago who come from poorer families, so it may not take much spending to get them into bed.
For me, Santiago is too slow. If you had the time and could spend some time in Santiago, you could do very well with some pretty chicas. For me the pace in Santo Domingo is a lot faster and there are a lot more venues in Santo Domingo where I can pass the time.
Hope this helps, any questions just ask.
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06-07-10 11:51 #616
Posts: 173Originally Posted by Jaosousa
Even if you had money.
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06-05-10 18:22 #615
Posts: 138Originally Posted by Jaosousa
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06-05-10 02:50 #614
Posts: 4286Originally Posted by Dw1987
Casa del Conductor
Seguros Universal pone a tu disposición; los servicios de La Casa del Conductor, una institución carcelaria de tipo especial para accidentes de tránsito.
Contamos con un personal especializado para asistir adecuadamente las siguientes necesidades:
Levantamiento de actas policiales.
Alojamiento de retenidos por la Policía en caso de accidentes que involucren lesionados; con servicios de cafeterías-restaurantes, habitaciones, peluquerías, salas de lecturas, enfermería.
Rápida tramitación de las acciones legales por accidentes de tránsito, sin necesidad de dirigirse al destacamento policial.
Médicos legistas, juez de paz y fiscal del distrito para asegurar un servicio óptimo y rápido en el momento.
La Casa del Conductor se encuentra ubicada en las siguientes localidades:
Santo Domingo
Av. Bolívar No. 193, Urb. La Esperilla, Tel. 809-381-2424 y Fax 809-563-6851.
Santiago
Calle 16 de Agosto No. 3, Tel. 809-241-4848.
http://www.universal.com.do/Inicio/S...Casa_Conductor
Translation by google:
Universal Insurance offers you, the services of La Casa del Conductor, a special type of penal institution for traffic accidents.
We have a specialized staff to adequately assist the following needs:
Survey of police reports.
Accommodation held by police in case of accidents involving injuries, with services to cafes, restaurants, rooms, barber shops, reading rooms, nursing.
Quick processing of legal action by traffic accidents, without contact with the police.
Forensic pathologists, magistrate and district attorney to ensure optimal service and fast at the moment.
Maybe a native Spanish speaking member can better translate this part: "Alojamiento de retenidos por la Policía en caso de accidentes que involucren lesionados; con servicios de cafeterías-restaurantes, habitaciones, peluquerías, salas de lecturas, enfermería. "
For guys who rent cars in the Dom Rep, not having to spend time in jail after a car accident, this might be important information.
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06-05-10 02:17 #613
Posts: 4286Originally Posted by Terry U
http://www.segurospatria.com/conductor.htm
I looked at the Patria webpage, I didn't see anything about liability insurance per se, I am sure the liability insurance must be part of one of the plans they offer.
I asked a dominican chica who used to work at a car rental company, about casa de conductor, she never heard of it.
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06-04-10 17:45 #612
Posts: 138Originally Posted by Jaosousa
"La Casa del Conductor es una institución carcelaria de tipo especial para accidentes de tránsito."
I have just liability, that is supposed to cover injuries only.
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06-04-10 17:31 #611
Posts: 4286Originally Posted by Dw1987
If you plan on renting a car, let me know and I will give you the contact info for two people I know who work in Alamo, one is a guy in Santo Domingo who has worked at Alamo for over 10 years, the other is a chica who works in Puerto Plata. You can contact them and ask them any questions you may have. I was assured with the third party liability insurance, that I purchased, that there would be no jail time in the event of an accident. I don't believe everything that a company employee tells me, so if I do have an accident with bodily injuries, who knows what will happen.
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06-04-10 10:48 #610
Posts: 189Casa de Conductor
Originally Posted by Jaosousa
Your fault or not nothing keeps you from going to Jail it is not very pleasant.
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06-03-10 20:04 #609
Posts: 4286Originally Posted by Dw1987