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Residencial Hispaniola is really not the spot to get nuts, you are better off renting an entire hotel and being upfront with your intentions, Try Hotel Coco, or Field of Dreams for the actual party. If you have big stacks try Sea Horse Ranch, and you can't go nuts there, but there is a bit more privacy than Hispaniola, which is very open.

The homeowners in Hispaniola are well connected and DO NOT want bachelor parties in the hood. One or two chicas fine, loud party with many chicas is asking for it. They will evict you and keep your money, and possibly get LE involved.




[QUOTE=Coolie High]What'S up fellow mongers. Longtime lurker. I first like to thank everyone especially the senior mongers for posting on site. Knowledge is power and it's been very helpful. So to give back to the site when I come to sosua in may 5th-13th for my bachelor party I'm going to give a very detailed report.

So far I have six of my friends coming to sosua with me. The problem I'm having is to find which place I'll be staying at. Last time I was in sosua I stayed at casalinda which was very nice. I've recently been looking at residential hispaniola and was wondering if anybody had any problems staying there. I looked at the website and the price is cheaper then casalinda but will I have any problems if I have a big ass orgy I mean pool party at the villa. I'm planning to have a huge private pool party in the villa with about 20+ females and its going to be crazy.

Any guidance on which villa is better to stay at is much appreciated.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Dw1987]The one really hot one in Baileys is girlfriend of the Italian that lives in New Garden. One of the girls at Baileys is one of my friends novias sister but I wasnt that interested. Not all the waitresses are working girls in Sosua but most are. Especially on the strip side of the block.[/QUOTE]How about the Tall one named Virginia? Is she anyone's girlfriend? thanks

How about the waitresses at Rockies? They don't speak too much english and seemed not happy. Are they available? :) They seem cute.

[QUOTE=Coolie High]What'S up fellow mongers. Longtime lurker. I first like to thank everyone especially the senior mongers for posting on site. Knowledge is power and it's been very helpful. So to give back to the site when I come to sosua in may 5th-13th for my bachelor party I'm going to give a very detailed report.

So far I have six of my friends coming to sosua with me. The problem I'm having is to find which place I'll be staying at. Last time I was in sosua I stayed at casalinda which was very nice. I've recently been looking at residential hispaniola and was wondering if anybody had any problems staying there. I looked at the website and the price is cheaper then casalinda but will I have any problems if I have a big ass orgy I mean pool party at the villa. I'm planning to have a huge private pool party in the villa with about 20+ females and its going to be crazy.

Any guidance on which villa is better to stay at is much appreciated.[/QUOTE]Call the number on the site below.

I believe they are managing a property that will suit your needs.

[url]http://northbeachmanagement.com/[/url]

[QUOTE=Buscemi]Residencial Hispaniola is really not the spot to get nuts, you are better off renting an entire hotel and being upfront with your intentions, Try Hotel Coco, or Field of Dreams for the actual party. If you have big stacks try Sea Horse Ranch, and you can't go nuts there, but there is a bit more privacy than Hispaniola, which is very open.

The homeowners in Hispaniola are well connected and DO NOT want bachelor parties in the hood. One or two chicas fine, loud party with many chicas is asking for it. They will evict you and keep your money, and possibly get LE involved.[/QUOTE]I book since years by: [url]http://www.sosuarentals.com/bungalow.html[/url]
You can party all night long.

[QUOTE=Da Kid Infa]Where is Baileys?[/QUOTE]I posted this in response to a question in the boca chica thread. Once you see the map on the webpage, click the map and it will get a little bigger, good map, lists most if not all the restaurants and hotels in sosua.

Open the webpage for Hotel Orchidee, then click LAGEPLAN: [url]http://www.hotelorchidee.ch/[/url]

Lageplan is map in German, they have a good amusing map of Sosua, with cartoon type pictures and the location of many hotels and restaurants.

[QUOTE=Chief Justice]Call the number on the site below.

I believe they are managing a property that will suit your needs.

[url]http://northbeachmanagement.com/[/url][/QUOTE]Or just call sea breeze and book 6 rooms in the same vicinity.

Fellas much thanks on the advice. I guess I won’t be staying at Residentcial Hispaniola. Getting kicked out the villa and getting into trouble with the law in the DR is the last thing I want to do. Ima check up some leads yaw given me

Also if anybody is going to be in sosua May 5th -13th let me know. You’re definitely more then welcome to come to the pool party extravaganza.

[QUOTE=Da Kid Infa]Where is Baileys?[/QUOTE]


Stand in front of the Codetel tower on Martinez, look to your left, turn that way, walk 50 yards and you're directly in front of it. Its across from the old C'est la Vie.

Funinsun63

My first choice in Sosua would be Terralindaresort for 55 cash a night Remodeled Hotel WI/fi Breakfast included Good hot water. Owners also accomidating. Great location. Parking is ok. My first choice if prices stay the same.

New garden should never come in 2nd because it is also very nice at 55 night cash for old room which am not bad with 2 beds. WIFI Breakfast included Good hot water. Not to mention this is the Blackbeard type with girls coming into the pool. It is more of the Social type of Hotel. Where the Legends hang out. Owner always nice and accomidating. Parking not an issue. My second choice while prices at Terralinda stay low.

Sosua Bay I am not sure what their rates are at this moment it was 55 night and on the water. Wi fi Breakfast included my 3rd choice.

Sea Breaze I love Jihad but he needs to update his room safes. 40 a night is cheap for a room but without breakfast. Wi fi included. Hot water I never had any. Can rent cars and Motocycle and scooters from owner. Parking is a issue if you rent a car not enough space on street and Jihads parking is tight. My fourth choice.

El Rancho at what 45 night? Nice hotel but red tile floor that stains everything that comes into contact with (clothes etc). It is rather loud you can literally hear through the walls so if you had a late night good luck sleeping. Hot water enough to burn you. Wifi weak signal. A/C and ceiling fan louder than a Semi truck with Jake brake and the room safe did not work. It is a New Hotel and the owners are nice people but they need to check the rooms before renting them. More of a incognito hotel if your on the down low. Parking not an issue.I don't know if I would stay here again.

Another choice for me is Hispanola but I travel too much to budget 120 a night for Villa.

One of my friends also has largest apartment on Charmico side of Sosua Bay. Its awesome 2 bedroom two story apartment with awesome view very private WIFI and maid but he wants 100 a night I am too cheap. LOL

Alot more hotels, apartments in Sosua but the only ones I have stayed minus the Europa which I do not recommend at all.

I saw two more hotels going up back of baseball diamond by New garden and another nearby.

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I just gave my "bump & grind" gringa my unlocked motorola razor last night because she lost her phone. I usually use this phone for mongering, but now it's gone (call it the "cost of doing business with gringas" ;-)

So my question is this: Has anyone ever used their iPhone in Sosua without having to "Jailbreak" it? I just want to be able to go over to the Claro store and get the activated SIM card, but not if I have to Jailbreak my iPhone though...

[QUOTE=SavePros321]
So my question is this: Has anyone ever used their iPhone in Sosua without having to "Jailbreak" it? I just want to be able to go over to the Claro store and get the activated SIM card, but not if I have to Jailbreak my iPhone though...[/QUOTE]
iPhone needs to be UNLOCKED (either factory-unlocked and sold w/o carrier subsidies for $500-600, or by the end user) in order to use another company's SIM.
I don't mean to sound too technical, but "jailbreaking" only allows the iPhone to execute unauthorized code, which, among other uses, can "unlock" the device. So, in order to use a "foreign" SIM, your goal is not jailbreaking, but ultimately unlocking.
With a "locked" iPhone purchased outside of DR your options are either roaming or using VOIP apps such as Skype and WiFi (just make sure you're on WiFi and not roaming on the data network.) The first option can become really expensive really fast (it would be much cheaper to buy an unlocked tri- or quad-band phone on ebay) and the other option is somewhat inconvenient because you're obviously tied to a WiFi hotspot (sort of like having a cordless phone rather than a mobile.)

[QUOTE=Lucky Strike]iPhone needs to be UNLOCKED (either factory-unlocked and sold w/o carrier subsidies for $500-600, or by the end user) in order to use another company's SIM.
I don't mean to sound too technical, but "jailbreaking" only allows the iPhone to execute unauthorized code, which, among other uses, can "unlock" the device. So, in order to use a "foreign" SIM, your goal is not jailbreaking, but ultimately unlocking.
With a "locked" iPhone purchased outside of DR your options are either roaming or using VOIP apps such as Skype and WiFi (just make sure you're on WiFi and not roaming on the data network.) The first option can become really expensive really fast (it would be much cheaper to buy an unlocked tri- or quad-band phone on ebay) and the other option is somewhat inconvenient because you're obviously tied to a WiFi hotspot (sort of like having a cordless phone rather than a mobile.)[/QUOTE]
Muchas gracias for the info amigo!

[QUOTE=DR Monger II]How about the waitresses at Rockies? They don't speak too much english and seemed not happy. Are they available? :) They seem cute.[/QUOTE]
Why not just go talk to them. I used to converse with the girl who worked during breakfast when I would go in. She was married and seemed to be a pretty nice lady. I seriously doubt that Rocky waitresses are hookers.

[QUOTE=SavePros321]I just gave my "bump & grind" gringa my unlocked motorola razor last night because she lost her phone. I usually use this phone for mongering, but now it's gone (call it the "cost of doing business with gringas" ;-)

So my question is this: Has anyone ever used their iPhone in Sosua without having to "Jailbreak" it? I just want to be able to go over to the Claro store and get the activated SIM card, but not if I have to Jailbreak my iPhone though...[/QUOTE]
I knoooowwww you are joking about giving your phone away to an AW! I would say just go buy one at the grocery store. The whole package is only 500 pesos. However my wingman was down the other day and he said they no longer sell SIM cards to foreigners. He did say however that locals are selling them on the street now. Go figure.