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[QUOTE=Santo;1114160]Thanks for the info.[/QUOTE]Most guys like Hostal Riazor, sorry no website but there is some info within this thread.
Aparthotel Jaguar and Hotel Venezia are two other choices also Maison Gautreaux.
[url]http://www.jaguarapartahotel.com/english/rooms.htm[/url]
[url]http://www.residence-venezia.com/location.htm[/url]
[url]http://www.maisongautreaux.net/Inicio.html[/url]
Some others on here too and for other cities.
[url]http://www.hotel-dominican-republic.net/apart-hotel-48-riazor-santo-domingo.html[/url]
[QUOTE=Henryv; 1114179]I would ask the same question as Vincelee76.
Will be going next week and would look forward to any mongering recommendations, particularly in view of the lastest crackdown.
Thank you.[/QUOTE]In Santo Domingo the crackdown is an effort to get the street walkers off the street. Plenty of professionals are still plying their trade in Santo Domingo. The main tourist area with mongering venues is a neighborhood called Gazcue. If you look at the Google map for Dom Rep, zoom in on Santo Domingo. You will see a street that runs along the Sea, that is the Malecon or Avenida George Washington.
Look for a north-south side street called Avenida Pasteur. Avenida Pasteur starts at the Malecon and runs north. On the corner of Pasteur and the Malecon (Avenida George Washington) is the Intercontinental V Centenario Hotel, a large non-chica friendly hotel with a casino.
The next street that runs parallel with the Malecon is Avenida Independencia. On Avenida Pasteur between the Malecon and Independencia there are three venues with chicas. Sky High, Satin Dolls and Girls House. Usually each one of these casas (houses) has at least 10 chicas. Girls House opens the earliest of the three. Each place stays open to about 1am on the weekdays and around 2am on the weekends. There is a curfew ongoing in the Dom Rep, where bars have to close at around midnight or 1am on the weekdays and stay open a little later on the weekends.
Certain places are exempt from the curfew, bars / discos that are attached to a casino (mint disco / hotel napolitano casino; coppa bar / hotel melia casino; gotik / hotel hispaniola casino, hotel jaragua has a bar in its casino as does the hotel aurora del sol, that stay open late.)
When you walk on Avenida Pasteur from the Malecon (Avenida George Washington) north, you will pass Sky High (brand new inside, I have been told the chicas are very aggressive) next door to sky high will be Satin Dolls, big chested Dominican woman who speaks English owns the place, next door to Satin Dolls is Girls House. Girls House has had some negative reviews.
If you continue walking north on Pasteur to the next intersection, it will be Avenida Independencia, on that corner is a popular restaurant / bakery / sandwich / empanada shop. Price for for food is good, you can eat there or take food out, name is Villar Hernanos.
If you make a right on Independencia and cross the street you will see a two floor nice White house next to a parking lot. The sign outside will say "Club 305". The owner speaks English. Usually about 20 chicas in 305. If the front door is closed usually you can walk to the backyard. Chicas live on site. Very late at night after 3am you can walk to the back yard to look for a chica.
I will continue in another post.
[QUOTE=Bq Ribs; 1114161]Yes, I agree Playboy Palace is close to Palacio although it is not a place I would recommend to anyone. I was in Playboy Palace a few weeks ago and it does not make my Top Ten List. Between the funky smell of the "do it" room and the giant ass cock-a-roach crawling around I would never send anyone there.
#355, push the white buzzer on the left hand side of the door. Small reception area with three bar stools, three chicas (5-6 out of 10 scale) ,
Knowledge what is the bar around the corner from Playboy Palace that has a sign "Show-Chicas" on the sidewalk?[/QUOTE]It is a German hangout specializing in German food and beers. It is German owned of course. The show girl thing is a pretty mild burlesque type deal similar to Mambo Bar up on Churchill near Jose Amado Soler. It's a nice change from the noise of Paco's. Check it out and let us know how you make out.
So back to Playboy Palace. The smell of mildew and cockroaches is something you have to get used to if you plan to spend time in the tropics. I'm not sure it's a deal breaker if you are looking to get laid within walking distance of a hotel where all other options are going to be a taxi ride away or involve a sidewalk negotiation that could end in any number of unexpected ways.. But of course everybody has to decide for themselves.
[QUOTE=Knowledge;1114285].....................So back to Playboy Palace. The smell of mildew and cockroaches is something you have to get used to if you plan to spend time in the tropics. I'm not sure it's a deal breaker if you are looking to get laid within walking distance of a hotel where all other options are going to be a taxi ride away or involve a sidewalk negotiation that could end in any number of unexpected ways.. But of course everybody has to decide for themselves.[/QUOTE]Actually the smell was not mildew. The room smelled more like the room was used for 24/7 orgy for a month without opening a window. I was doing my best to deal with the smell but when the chica took off her panties and another odor, not too pleasant, entered the room I knew it was time for me to leave.
That cock-a-roach thing was twice the size of my big toe.
[QUOTE=Henryv; 1114179]I would ask the same question as Vincelee76.
Will be going next week and would look forward to any mongering recommendations, particularly in view of the lastest crackdown.
Thank you.[/QUOTE]Avenida Pasteur between the Malecon and Avenida Independencia has three chica venues, girls house, satin dolls and sky high. Near the intersection of pasteur and independencia is club 305, a place with about 20 chicas.
Piano Bar is located at 56 pasteur just north of Avenida Independencia. I am not sure if Piano Bar reopened.
After 10 or 11 pm on most nights, Coppa Bar in the Hotel Melia starts to get people. Numerous pros ply their trade in that bar usually after 11 pm until about 2 or 3 am. Hotel Melia is on the Malecon (Avenida George Washington) about 1 1/2 block west of Avenida Pasteur. One block west of the hotel melia on the malecon is the hotel jaragua, another large generally non-chica friendly hotel with a casino. Pros hang out inside the casino at the Jaragua. There is a corner bar in the Jaragua Casino, most nights with live music. A small bottle of local beer (presidente) costs 250 pesos ($6. 94 US) at the Jaragua. For comparison sake, you can buy a large bottle of the same brand beer at some local stores for 75 pesos ($2. 08 US).7 US dollars for a small bottle of presidente beer, to me, is too much.
If you walk out the back exit for the Jaragua you will be on Avenida Independencia and in front of you will be Manolos Restaurant which is open 24/7 and is where I usually get a cheeseburger, fries and fresh squeezed pineapple or papaya juice at 3 or 4 am. Prices are reasonable.
If you make a left when you exit the back entrance of the Jaragua about one block to the left is Lapsus. New Management for Lapsus, chicas available for takeout and possibly in house rooms.
This area called Gazcue therefore has numerous venues for chicas. There are several smaller chica friendly hotels in this area. The most expensive of which is probably Hostal Riazor, located next to manolos restaurant, price per night around $70.
On Avenida Pasteur next door to Girls House is the Hotel Mystik for about $55 per night. On Avenida Independencia near Avenida Pasteur there is Hotel Duque de Wellington for about $55 per night, and next door to the wellington is the hotel navarro (where some Foxys chicas live) for around 1500 pesos per night ($41US). Diagonally across from the Navarro is the Hotel La Casona Dorada, I don't know room prices. Down a side street from the hotel navarro going toward the Malecon (and around the corner from the Intercontinental Hotel) is the Hotel Maison Gatreux for $50 per night.
Approximately three blocks east of Avenida Pasteur on Avenida Independencia is the Hotel Venezia for 1500 pesos, the hotel venezia has a gated parking lot, in case you have a rental car. Hotel Riazor has parking around the hotel, Hotel Navarro has about 4 parking spaces and I believe Hotel Mystik has parking behind the hotel.
Better prices for chicas can usually be found outside the Gazcue area (except for Piano bar which had good prices).
GBP has a two chica in house special for 1500 pesos ($41 US). Club MC has specials, as does Pink Pony. Those places will require you to drive your car or take a taxi. Casa de Modelos, Casa Azul, Casa Theresa, Penthouse, Showgirls, Cats are some of the other venues not located in Gazcue.
There is also a happy ending massage place in Gazcue a few blocks from Hotel Riazor located on calle cervantes, next door to a supermarket, that opens early in the daytime.
From Independencia and Pasteur you can easily walk to Zona Colonial during the day, late at night I would take a taxi.
I would try to refrain from buying chicas drinks in the casas (some chica drinks can cost 400 pesos, $11 US or more) , at least not when you first walk in. Sometimes I will buy a chica a presidente beer after I have chatted with her. When my mind is distracted by some half naked chica stroking my johnson at the bar, I may break down and buy her a Baileys (lack of sleep and usually lots of alcohol in DR).
When you walk into most casas you will be surrounded by ten or more chicas trying to get your attention. Those chicas will stand around you until you choose a chica or until some other guy walks in the door. Take your time, there is no rush, you can buy yourself a beer and take it all in. You are not obligated to buy any chicas' drinks.
[quote=henryv; 1114179]i would ask the same question as vincelee76.
will be going next week and would look forward to any mongering recommendations, particularly in view of the lastest crackdown.
thank you.[/quote]on the ground floor of the airport in santo domingo, where you exit after customs, there is a food court. near the bon ice cream shop are about 6 atm machines. usually you have to choose spanish as the language to be able to withdraw money. the money exchange place inside the airport before you go through customs gives a bad exchange rate.
inside the airport near the baggage carousel, where you will wait for your luggage, there is a duty free shop. you can buy whatever you want at that duty free shop, cigarettes, alcohol etc. (usually two large bottles of baileys for $40 us, chicas like to drink baileys).
on the second floor of the airport is a pharmacy where you can buy viagra, cialis, lapela (generic cialis) , prices are usually higher at the pharmacy in the airport. in the gazcue neighborhood there are numerous pharmacies, a few of the pharmacies in gazcue stay open 24/7.
also on the second floor of the airport is a claro phone shop, if you wanted, you could buy a cheapy local cell phone for about 500 pesos ($13us) or a sim card (chip) for an unlocked gsm cell phone. sim cards are usually about 200 pesos and up. after you have a local cell phone number, you add minutes to your account by buying phone cards (60, 100, 250, 500 pesos) dial 1133 and enter the code under the scratch off part on the back of the card.
there are a few companies whereby you can add minutes to your dominican cell over the internet with a credit card or paypal account.
in the gazcue neighborhood there is a supermarket called la cadena on calle cervantes one block up from independencia, prices for chips, soda, beer and liquor usually much better than the mini bar prices in the hotel room. i bought a small bottle of baileys (750ml) for around 500 pesos ($13us) there. supermarkets sell wine, rum, vodka, whiskey etc.
i usually bring some immodium for diarrea and gas-x (the presidente beer gives me gas). mosquito spray, although the mosquitoes never are terrible in santo domingo, in the beach towns the mosquitoes can be terrible. tylenol cold or benadryl in case you get a cold or an allergy. i bring my own condoms.
i sometimes carry a small led, very small flashlight. i have been in places when the lights went out and useful to have a small light to find the bathroom and see where you are peeing.
[QUOTE=Knowledge;1114285]But of course everybody has to decide for themselves.[/QUOTE]Is Venus de Milo still open (somewhere near Ave. Nunez Caceres)? And Dreams House, Luis F. Thomsen 6, Near Plaza Central, Avenida Churchill? Any info would be appreciated.
[quote=jaosousa; 1114470]on the ground floor of the airport in santo domingo, where you exit after customs, there is a food court. near the bon ice cream shop are about 6 atm machines. usually you have to choose spanish as the language to be able to withdraw money. the money exchange place inside the airport before you go through customs gives a bad exchange rate.
inside the airport near the baggage carousel, where you will wait for your luggage, there is a duty free shop. you can buy whatever you want at that duty free shop, cigarettes, alcohol etc. (usually two large bottles of baileys for $40 us, chicas like to drink baileys).
on the second floor of the airport is a pharmacy where you can buy viagra, cialis, lapela (generic cialis) , prices are usually higher at the pharmacy in the airport. in the gazcue neighborhood there are numerous pharmacies, a few of the pharmacies in gazcue stay open 24/7.
also on the second floor of the airport is a claro phone shop, if you wanted, you could buy a cheapy local cell phone for about 500 pesos ($13us) or a sim card (chip) for an unlocked gsm cell phone. sim cards are usually about 200 pesos and up. after you have a local cell phone number, you add minutes to your account by buying phone cards (60, 100, 250, 500 pesos) dial 1133 and enter the code under the scratch off part on the back of the card.
there are a few companies whereby you can add minutes to your dominican cell over the internet with a credit card or paypal account.
in the gazcue neighborhood there is a supermarket called la cadena on calle cervantes one block up from independencia, prices for chips, soda, beer and liquor usually much better than the mini bar prices in the hotel room. i bought a small bottle of baileys (750ml) for around 500 pesos ($13us) there. supermarkets sell wine, rum, vodka, whiskey etc.
i usually bring some immodium for diarrea and gas-x (the presidente beer gives me gas). mosquito spray, although the mosquitoes never are terrible in santo domingo, in the beach towns the mosquitoes can be terrible. tylenol cold or benadryl in case you get a cold or an allergy. i bring my own condoms.
i sometimes carry a small led, very small flashlight. i have been in places when the lights went out and useful to have a small light to find the bathroom and see where you are peeing. [/quote]do you happen to know the name of the companies that will let you add minutes over the internet to your dominican number. i have a unlocked phone that i have used there on my first two trips and if i could do this online i would rather do that thanks?
[QUOTE=Jaosousa; 1114329]Avenida Pasteur between the Malecon and Avenida Independencia has three chica venues, girls house, satin dolls and sky high. Near the intersection of pasteur and independencia is club 305, a place with about 20 chicas.
Piano Bar is located at 56 pasteur just north of Avenida Independencia. I am not sure if Piano Bar reopened.
After 10 or 11 pm on most nights, Coppa Bar in the Hotel Melia starts to get people. Numerous pros ply their trade in that bar usually after 11 pm until about 2 or 3 am. Hotel Melia is on the Malecon (Avenida George Washington) about 1 1/2 block west of Avenida Pasteur. One block west of the hotel melia on the malecon is the hotel jaragua, another large generally non-chica friendly hotel with a casino. Pros hang out inside the casino at the Jaragua. There is a corner bar in the Jaragua Casino, most nights with live music. A small bottle of local beer (presidente) costs 250 pesos ($6. 94 US) at the Jaragua. For comparison sake, you can buy a large bottle of the same brand beer at some local stores for 75 pesos ($2. 08 US).7 US dollars for a small bottle of presidente beer, to me, is too much.
If you walk out the back exit for the Jaragua you will be on Avenida Independencia and in front of you will be Manolos Restaurant which is open 24/7 and is where I usually get a cheeseburger, fries and fresh squeezed pineapple or papaya juice at 3 or 4 am. Prices are reasonable.
If you make a left when you exit the back entrance of the Jaragua about one block to the left is Lapsus. New Management for Lapsus, chicas available for takeout and possibly in house rooms.
This area called Gazcue therefore has numerous venues for chicas. There are several smaller chica friendly hotels in this area. The most expensive of which is probably Hostal Riazor, located next to manolos restaurant, price per night around $70.
On Avenida Pasteur next door to Girls House is the Hotel Mystik for about $55 per night. On Avenida Independencia near Avenida Pasteur there is Hotel Duque de Wellington for about $55 per night, and next door to the wellington is the hotel navarro (where some Foxys chicas live) for around 1500 pesos per night ($41US). Diagonally across from the Navarro is the Hotel La Casona Dorada, I don't know room prices. Down a side street from the hotel navarro going toward the Malecon (and around the corner from the Intercontinental Hotel) is the Hotel Maison Gatreux for $50 per night.
Approximately three blocks east of Avenida Pasteur on Avenida Independencia is the Hotel Venezia for 1500 pesos, the hotel venezia has a gated parking lot, in case you have a rental car. Hotel Riazor has parking around the hotel, Hotel Navarro has about 4 parking spaces and I believe Hotel Mystik has parking behind the hotel.
Better prices for chicas can usually be found outside the Gazcue area (except for Piano bar which had good prices).
GBP has a two chica in house special for 1500 pesos ($41 US). Club MC has specials, as does Pink Pony. Those places will require you to drive your car or take a taxi. Casa de Modelos, Casa Azul, Casa Theresa, Penthouse, Showgirls, Cats are some of the other venues not located in Gazcue.
There is also a happy ending massage place in Gazcue a few blocks from Hotel Riazor located on calle cervantes, next door to a supermarket, that opens early in the daytime.
From Independencia and Pasteur you can easily walk to Zona Colonial during the day, late at night I would take a taxi.
I would try to refrain from buying chicas drinks in the casas (some chica drinks can cost 400 pesos, $11 US or more) , at least not when you first walk in. Sometimes I will buy a chica a presidente beer after I have chatted with her. When my mind is distracted by some half naked chica stroking my johnson at the bar, I may break down and buy her a Baileys (lack of sleep and usually lots of alcohol in DR).
When you walk into most casas you will be surrounded by ten or more chicas trying to get your attention. Those chicas will stand around you until you choose a chica or until some other guy walks in the door. Take your time, there is no rush, you can buy yourself a beer and take it all in. You are not obligated to buy any chicas' drinks. [/QUOTE]Very true (LOL) about taking your time because on my first trip there I did the exact opposite and got too excited and did not take my time and bought a girl a drink although I did pick her (she was hot) and was going to walk out with her until I notice I did not bring enough money to take her out. Well lesson learned and of course I will not make that same mistake again and I really did want that chica (LOL)
[QUOTE=Mardonius;1114579]Do you happen to know the name of the companies that will let you add minutes over the internet to your dominican number. I have a unlocked phone that I have used there on my first two trips and if I could do this online I would rather do that thanks?[/QUOTE].....etopuponline.com is one of many. They do not charge a fee but make a profit by giving you an exchange rate slighly lower than what you would get if in rep dom. Do a google search for other companies as some often have discounted specials available.
[url]https://www.etopuponline.com/beta/[/url]
[QUOTE=Mardonius;1114579]Do you happen to know the name of the companies that will let you add minutes over the internet to your dominican number. I have a unlocked phone that I have used there on my first two trips and if I could do this online I would rather do that thanks?[/QUOTE][url]Http://www.ezetop.com[/url] Takes credit or debit cards from the get go. They charge about 65 cents on a 5 dollar recharge. You can recharge starting at 5 dollars.
[url]https://www.etopuponline.com/beta/[/url] I had some trouble using. You can recharge using paypal. To use credit or debit cards you have to call etopuponline (I never use my paypal account, so maybe I am doing something wrong).
With ezetop you can send a free text message to whatever cell you are adding minutes to. Some chicas are very surprised when you give them a 5 dollar gift of minutes to their cell, they will ask how did you do that.
I know it will save me time in the future not having to go and buy a phone card out in the street, to add minutes to my Claro cell.
Seems you can recharge many prepaid phones throughout different countries using these sites.
I'm seeing adds in Santo Domingo. Mundoanuncio for the Playboy palace. Very attractive rates. Anyone know where it is, anyone has visited the establishment?
Thanks
The Conde I am curious about this hotel I saw it on my last visit and I am considering it on my next visit. With the Hotel Palacio running at 100 a night I think I will cross that one off although I have seen Palacio online go for around 75 its at 100 when I am plaining on coming in February.
It seems just by looking that the Conde and Palacio are similar hotels in value even though I never went inside the Conde and I did with the Palacio its still seems they are very similar. If anyone has stayed at this hotel could you let me know how you like it. I am going to stay in the colonial zone on this trip just to change up and do something different and this is just one of a few Hotels in the colonial zone I am looking at.
Thanks you guys for the phone info.
[QUOTE=Jaosousa; 1114329]Avenida Pasteur between the Malecon and Avenida Independencia has three chica venues, girls house, satin dolls and sky high. Near the intersection of pasteur and independencia is club 305, a place with about 20 chicas.
Piano Bar is located at 56 pasteur just north of Avenida Independencia. I am not sure if Piano Bar reopened.
After 10 or 11 pm on most nights, Coppa Bar in the Hotel Melia starts to get people. Numerous pros ply their trade in that bar usually after 11 pm until about 2 or 3 am. Hotel Melia is on the Malecon (Avenida George Washington) about 1 1/2 block west of Avenida Pasteur. One block west of the hotel melia on the malecon is the hotel jaragua, another large generally non-chica friendly hotel with a casino. Pros hang out inside the casino at the Jaragua. There is a corner bar in the Jaragua Casino, most nights with live music. A small bottle of local beer (presidente) costs 250 pesos ($6. 94 US) at the Jaragua. For comparison sake, you can buy a large bottle of the same brand beer at some local stores for 75 pesos ($2. 08 US).7 US dollars for a small bottle of presidente beer, to me, is too much.
If you walk out the back exit for the Jaragua you will be on Avenida Independencia and in front of you will be Manolos Restaurant which is open 24/7 and is where I usually get a cheeseburger, fries and fresh squeezed pineapple or papaya juice at 3 or 4 am. Prices are reasonable.
If you make a left when you exit the back entrance of the Jaragua about one block to the left is Lapsus. New Management for Lapsus, chicas available for takeout and possibly in house rooms.
This area called Gazcue therefore has numerous venues for chicas. There are several smaller chica friendly hotels in this area. The most expensive of which is probably Hostal Riazor, located next to manolos restaurant, price per night around $70.
On Avenida Pasteur next door to Girls House is the Hotel Mystik for about $55 per night. On Avenida Independencia near Avenida Pasteur there is Hotel Duque de Wellington for about $55 per night, and next door to the wellington is the hotel navarro (where some Foxys chicas live) for around 1500 pesos per night ($41US). Diagonally across from the Navarro is the Hotel La Casona Dorada, I don't know room prices. Down a side street from the hotel navarro going toward the Malecon (and around the corner from the Intercontinental Hotel) is the Hotel Maison Gatreux for $50 per night.
Approximately three blocks east of Avenida Pasteur on Avenida Independencia is the Hotel Venezia for 1500 pesos, the hotel venezia has a gated parking lot, in case you have a rental car. Hotel Riazor has parking around the hotel, Hotel Navarro has about 4 parking spaces and I believe Hotel Mystik has parking behind the hotel.
Better prices for chicas can usually be found outside the Gazcue area (except for Piano bar which had good prices).
GBP has a two chica in house special for 1500 pesos ($41 US). Club MC has specials, as does Pink Pony. Those places will require you to drive your car or take a taxi. Casa de Modelos, Casa Azul, Casa Theresa, Penthouse, Showgirls, Cats are some of the other venues not located in Gazcue.
There is also a happy ending massage place in Gazcue a few blocks from Hotel Riazor located on calle cervantes, next door to a supermarket, that opens early in the daytime.
From Independencia and Pasteur you can easily walk to Zona Colonial during the day, late at night I would take a taxi.
I would try to refrain from buying chicas drinks in the casas (some chica drinks can cost 400 pesos, $11 US or more) , at least not when you first walk in. Sometimes I will buy a chica a presidente beer after I have chatted with her. When my mind is distracted by some half naked chica stroking my johnson at the bar, I may break down and buy her a Baileys (lack of sleep and usually lots of alcohol in DR).
When you walk into most casas you will be surrounded by ten or more chicas trying to get your attention. Those chicas will stand around you until you choose a chica or until some other guy walks in the door. Take your time, there is no rush, you can buy yourself a beer and take it all in. You are not obligated to buy any chicas' drinks.[/QUOTE]Thank you Jaosousa for that detailed report. I am very new to SDQ and will be coming soon, you have made my life that much easier. I have a few questions, maybe you can enlighten me? What does GHB stand for? The place sounds like a must see. It also sounds like casas are to be avoided. Overpriced and oversold? Where would you recommend to go just to drink a few beers and possibly screw a hottie? I prefer a place that is well priced, low hassle, nice looking chicas (I like curvy T&A but not a slob) , possibly some sports on TV. I don't mind screwing on premises either.
Last question: I went to a place that a taxi driver brought me to during my first trip to SDQ that was advertised as a massage place, if I remember correctly. I want to say the name was casa Theresa and I saw you mention that place. Does casa Theresa have a small bar to the right side when you enter? The place I went to I absolutely loved. The girls were fucking hot as hell, shitty massage and the massage room looked like something out of a horror story. But that chica fucked me good! Anyway, I thank you in advance. Stay thirsty my friends!