Santo Domingo

[QUOTE=Jaosousa]Nice. There is a blonde haired chica I always see on Independencia. She has long hair, hangs out closer towards manolos. Always has a shirt with her breasts popping out. Maybe you know her, I believe her name begins with a K or a C. I have never sampled her.[/QUOTE]
You got to try some of that cheap ass pussy on Independencia. My moto is 200 pesos maximum for a meal with beverage and 1500 pesos for a chica. Once in awhile I will splurge and go over the limit but not too often. Every peso saved is a peso towards another airline ticket.

As a matter of fact I ate free last night. Jaragua Casino passes out free plates of food around 8pm. I had lost 750 pesos on the slots and was about to leave when I saw the food start to get passed out. I had one roll of coins left so I sat back down for my freebie meal. The meal wasn't anything fancy but just enough to energize you. A small piece of chicken, macaroni salad, and yucca. While eating I hit 3-7's on the slot and won 250 coins. I cashed out with a winning of 250 pesos more than I walked in with. You can tell I am no gambler. LOL

I enjoy killing time at the slots because it is cheap entertainment and there are plenty of short skirt chicas walking around.

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo]........Real talk, you cheated that girl because she didn't get her ribs and homemade potato salad.[/QUOTE]
F U Mr Gogo............. ROTFLMAO

I gave her the one and only bone I had. If I hook up with her again tonight I will treat her to the 125 pesos sandwich at the sidewalk grill.

When you going to come on down to SD and spend some time learning the city. SD ain't Sosua but once you learn the ropes it is a great place to be. I started in Sosua but once I ventured out I never have a desire to go back. I think in the last three years I have spent less than 24 hours in Sosua.

[QUOTE=Bq Ribs]F U Mr Gogo............. ROTFLMAO

I gave her the one and only bone I had. If I hook up with her again tonight I will treat her to the 125 pesos sandwich at the sidewalk grill.

When you going to come on down to SD and spend some time learning the city. SD ain't Sosua but once you learn the ropes it is a great place to be. I started in Sosua but once I ventured out I never have a desire to go back. I think in the last three years I have spent less than 24 hours in Sosua.[/QUOTE]With you and Jaososua holding SD down and me, CJ, SP, and CH running rampant in Sosua I think we got both end covered.

To be honest I'm not a casa dude, plus when they say 5mil and mean it, that kills it for me.

Actually I like SD as a city and with my improving spanish, it is a future option.

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo]........BBUUUUT you lost some cool points for being a Celtic fan LOL. I can't stand LA either but Boston is the greater of two evils.......[/QUOTE]
I am with you on that. I just want to see Kobe cry like a baby when he doesn't get another ring. I am from Jrzy so I am an old time Knick fan but they have been off the chart for so long I have almost forgotten about them. Boston has a well balanced team, no super-super stars just a team working together. Plus I always did like Doc when he was hitting them clutch shots back in the day. Bro I go back to the days when Earl the Pearl Monroe was dazzling the courts.

Now back to chicas...................(or food)

Can someone please give me a quick run down of chica prices for street girls and bar girls and how much time they give you. Any recommendations for a safe hotel near the action?

Hi all,

How is the area around Hilton Santo Domingo?

Aare the cases nearby, or will there be working girls nearby?

I'll be there on Sunday.

Any help.

Thanks

[QUOTE=Cool]Can someone please give me a quick run down of chica prices for street girls and bar girls and how much time they give you. Any recommendations for a safe hotel near the action?[/QUOTE]Most of the action centers around a neighborhood called Gazcue. The Malecon is a major east-west street that runs along the Sea. One block north of the Malecon is Avenida Independencia, which near Gazcue is a one way street going east. A well known cross which connects the malecon to avenida independenia is avenida pasteur.

Within three blocks of Avenida Pasteur and the malecon are three big, generally non-chica friendly hotels, Jaragua, Melia and V Centenario. Gazcue is a safe neighborhood (be careful wherever you are in this world).

Please see boricua online's sdq google map, most hotels, bars, restaurants and locations where you can encounter chicas are pinned on his map.

On avenida independencia about two blocks from ave. pasteur is hotel riazor a chica friendly hotel for about $60 per night. Two blocks up a side street from Riazor is Hotel Jaguar, rooms about $50 per night. These two hotels have gotten good reviews. On Avenida pasteur between independencia and the malecon is hotel mystik for about $55 per night. There are other hotel options, if you are seriously considering going to sdq, ask more questions about the hotel scene in SDQ.

Street chicas prices vary, one member has gotten street chicas for 500 pesos. Most of the time the prices start at 1000 pesos (36 pesos to 1 US dollar).

Casa chicas prices vary, from 2500 pesos and up. Casa chicas, usually for 2 hours, I had a casa chicas stay with me for 8 hours with no additional charge, depends on the chica and the casa (may also depend what time of the day or night you take the chica out).

Coppa discoteca chicas usually want $100 dollars and up. Foxy's I believe wants $100 or more. Baby Dolls I have not been in recently so I don't know their current prices.

GBP best deal in town, 1000 pesos for an hour on site. Casa Azul I believe is 2500. Casa Modelos wanted 3000.

Gran Paradise Massage the price varies depending on the type of massage and the number of chicas you want to massage you.

Pacos Club near the airport, I don't know the prices.

[quote=jaosousa]i had to change my rental car during my trip, the engine light was on, there was a light that said hold always on (hold is some sort of cruise control, there is a hold button near the gear shifter, pressing the hold button would not shut off the hold light on the dash). the car was a chevy aveo, on that car the engine rpm would stay above 2000 while idling.

the guys at the airport who work for alamo, gave me another chevy aveo. while driving to santo domingo city from the airport at about 10pm on a sunday night, a new pickup truck was speeding along in the left lane, going the wrong way. this is the third time that i have seen cars going the wrong way on a major highway in dom rep. usually always at night and on the weekends, maybe a little too much brugal for those drivers.

when i drive in dom rep, i always glance over my shoulder to my right (or to my left), whenever i change lanes or make turns. i always drive with my driver side window down. i can usually hear the motorcycles, but sometimes they are just coasting and you can't hear them. by glancing over your shoulder to the right or the left, you can make sure no motorcycle is coasting along side your vehicle.

one afternoon i parked my car outside the novia's house. i left her house at night and the street was dark. very few cars park on that street. some guy had parked his motorcycle right behind my car (the street is 99% empty and he decided to park directly behind my car). no street lights on that street. i started to back up and the owner of the motorcycle was there and tapped the trunk of my car, there was no contact with him or the motorcycle. lesson learned for me is that don't assume on a mostly empty street, that some guy will not decide to park his motorcycle directly behind your car. i will now look behind my car before entering the car, to see if there is a motorcycle behind me.[/quote]fyi, it is not unusual for motorcycle owners to go for a quick buck by positioning their motorcycles close enough behind vehicles - especially yipetas (suvs) that the motorcycle is not visible from inside the vehicle. they will wait for the yipeta owner to back into the motorcycle and then demand a payment.

heed jaosusa's advice and always be aware of what is behind you before backing up. it could be a sleazy motocyclista or an unattended child! always drive with extreme caution as if you were taking a road test - it will keep you out of accidents.

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Excellent NY/Buenos Aires/Chicago style steakhouse grill with excellent ambience and wine list. It is popular with government functionaries, foreign professionals, and embassy staff.

The owner, Antonio, is from Spain and he maintains a sophisticated and comfortable environment. You and the other diners will not be comfortable if anyone engages in indiscreet behaviour such as sucking face with hoes or talking about commercial sex exploits. You can get a consistently high quality meal there and it is a 5-minute or less drive and a direct shot from GBP on the way to Gazcue or the Colonial Zone.

Please don't make me regret this recommendation and cause me to discontinue recommending. Enjoy.

[QUOTE=Jaosousa]Nice. There is a blonde haired chica I always see on Independencia. She has long hair, hangs out closer towards manolos. Always has a shirt with her breasts popping out. Maybe you know her, I believe her name begins with a K or a C. I have never sampled her.[/QUOTE]Elizabeth, I believe it is the same girl I saw when I met BQ Ribs in front of Riazor. I was with her a year ago, she was good, 1000 pesos, she does cbj, nice attitude.

[QUOTE=BoricuaOnline]Elizabeth, I believe it is the same girl I saw when I met BQ Ribs in front of Riazor. I was with her a year ago, she was good, 1000 pesos, she does cbj, nice attitude.[/QUOTE]When I have seen her on Independecia she is usually standing in the street alone (some chicas hang out in groups). I stopped to chat with her one night, attractive face, seems like the body is solid. Thanks, I couldn't remember her name.

[QUOTE=Bermuda69]Hi all,

How is the area around Hilton Santo Domingo?

Aare the cases nearby, or will there be working girls nearby?

I'll be there on Sunday.

Any help.

Thanks[/QUOTE]Look at Boricua online's sdq google map and you can see on a map the places located near the Hilton. The closest place to the Hilton is Dollhouse, which is supposedly an upscale type of strip club, chicas can be taken out, supposedly prices start at $200. I have never been inside Dollhouse. It is on the malecon within two blocks of the hilton. Also on the malecon within two blocks of the Hilton, there is an intersection with an Isla Gas Station on the corner, around that Gas Station in the evenings, there are usually about 10 streetwalkers. The next closest place after that would be casa modelos about 5 minutes away. The casas in gazcue are a very short taxi ride away from the Hilton (less than a 10 minute taxi ride); Bar 305, Girl's House, Satin Club and the street walkers on Independencia near ave. Pasteur.

Depends at what time of the day you want to start mongering on Sunday. If you want afternoon action, Girl's House and bar 305 have some chicas available in the early afternoon. Baby Dolls usually opens early. I was told casa de modelos is open 24/7.

You should be aware that some taxi drivers will try and talk you into going to a particular place. Oftentimes those drivers will receive money from the casa for the clients they bring in. One problem may be that a taxi driver may want to take you to some place that is not close-by. On Sundays the traffic in Santo Domingo is not bad. Other days the traffic can be terrible and you really don't want to be sitting in traffic while the taxi driver takes you to some far away place. If you use a taxi from the hilton, you can ask the front desk to call a taxi for you or the worker at the front door of the hotel. Ask the taxi driver how much to casa de modelos or to Independencia and pasteur, should be no more than 150 pesos.

[QUOTE=Knowledge]FYI, it is not unusual for motorcycle owners to go for a quick buck by positioning their motorcycles close enough behind vehicles - especially yipetas (SUVs) that the motorcycle is not visible from inside the vehicle. They will wait for the yipeta owner to back into the motorcycle and then demand a payment.

Heed Jaosusa's advice and always be aware of what is behind you before backing up. It could be a sleazy motocyclista or an unattended child! Always drive with extreme caution as if you were taking a road test - it will keep you out of accidents.[/QUOTE]Excellent advice. I was driving on Avenida Mexico during the daytime, near the zona colonial and I stopped for red traffic lights. I saw numerous guys on motorcycles totally ignore the red traffic lights and just zoom through the red light, some never slowed down.

[QUOTE=Mr Gogo]With you and Jaososua holding SD down and me, CJ, SP, and CH running rampant in Sosua I think we got both end covered.

To be honest I'm not a casa dude, plus when they say 5mil and mean it, that kills it for me.

Actually I like SD as a city and with my improving spanish, it is a future option.[/QUOTE]The day we went to GBP, it was early in the evening, the one chica in GBP told you 5 mil because she would have exited GBP early and she had to factor in the amount of money, she could potentially make staying in GBP.

In most casas you can get a casa chica for 2,500. In the future if you see a chica you like at GBP, return around 10pm and you will get a better take out price.

Satin Club and Bar 305 are two newer clubs that have opened since you were in SDQ. Satin Club has a large dance platform with a stripper pole and satin club has a second smaller bar upstairs with a stripper pole. Bar 305 has a stripper pole near the sofas. There is a place called Showgirls in SDQ that has nude dancing.

At A-1 Divas the tall busty chica did a free strip show using the pole.

Next time you are in SDQ, I will give you a better tour. I know the city a little bit better now. On a future trip I will show you eagle sports bar, La Base Bar, Cats, Casa Azul, Casa Theresa, A-1 Divas, Bar 305, Satin, the penthouse, showgirls, Club MC, the chicas on the Malecon near the Isla Gas Station, coppa discoteca and Mint.

Of course if you want to see non-pro chicas, Acropolis Mall with Hooters and Docks bar. The bars on Avenida Roberto Pastoriza, Zambra and others. Monte Cristo cafe can be good. The bars on Avenida Venezuela, the newest of which is called Wao. Bottoms Bar at the Hotel Clarion might be a good spot to meet some non-pro chicas.

I am still learning SDQ, so hopefully when we meet again, I will know some other places.

You can have a lot of fun in SDQ.

after niko and i changed the flat tire on the chevy aveo, there was a bad noise coming from that tire. i drove the car to where i was staying and parked the car for the night. the next day i called alamo and i told them the front tire was making a bad metal on metal scraping noise. they told me to drive the car over to their office on independencia near maximo gomez, which i did. i was nervous driving with the noise coming from the wheel. i once owned a saab car and one time the brake caliper got stuck and over heated the brake fluid and i had no pressure on the brake lines, no fun when you press the brake pedal and the pedal goes down to the floor without stopping the car.

at that alamo office on independencia they told me they had no cars and that i should drive to the alamo office on avenida de los proceres. avenida lincoln north of avenida kennedy becomes avenida de los proceres. i thought that alamo office would give me a different car and i knew that the car i was returning, the gas tank would have to be on full. i passed one texaco gas station north of kennedy, but i was in the middle lane of traffic and could not get over to my right to get to that gas station. i continued driving and saw the alamo office but i wanted to gas up the car before returning it.

i turned on avenida argentina. i saw some very nice homes which front the national botanical garden. the national botanical garden was like a forest of greenery. i eventually found a gas station and then took the car to alamo on avenida de los proceres.

the guy at alamo said they had no other cars available and that i would have to wait, while they repaired the car. diamond mall was about three blocks from there, so i took a walk and hung out in diamond mall, while i waited for the car to be repaired. diamond mall is a medium sized mall. on the food court floor, i noticed stickers on floor saying this is a wifi hot spot. i wish i had brought my laptop so that i could have connected to the internet while i waited.

some places where i have stayed in sdq there has been no free wifi. i am curious as to whether some coffee shops/restaurants/malls in sdq offer free wifi. appears the food court at diamond mall offered free wifi. i am curious as to whether there are any other places in sdq where you can connect for free (or after buying coffee or some other drinks/food), thanks.