Santo Domingo

[QUOTE=Troubleman69;1372895]Is this spot going towards or away from the river? I'll be down there in 3 weeks, and I want to check it out.[/QUOTE]I don't know about any river, but it is on the ocean.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1372913]I don't know about any river, but it is on the ocean.[/QUOTE]LOL. I'm assuming what we cross when we go over the bridge is some sort of river. I'm looking at Boricua's map, and I'm wondering is it going towards Dollhouse or the opposite direction.

Coming from Jaragua and heading west, the streetwalker stroll on the Malecon starts at the gas station on the west side of Vesuvios restaurant and goes on to Feria (Churchill). It's well known, been there for decades, and it is impossible to miss unless you are Ray Charles. Even he would hear the girls yelling. There is no mystery.

Yes, Sosua is a good bet for as long as a guy finds it interesting. For some that will be one night or less and for others it is years. That about sums it up.

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Troubleman69.

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I thought the same thing when I was writing it, but like Gogo said most guys will be afraid to venture outside of Zona C and the usual haunts anyway, especially if they don't speak Spanish.

Is this spot going towards or away from the river? I'll be down there in 3 weeks, and I want to check it out.

[QUOTE=Troubleman69;1372923]LOL. I'm assuming what we cross when we go over the bridge is some sort of river. I'm looking at Boricua's map, and I'm wondering is it going towards Dollhouse or the opposite direction.[/QUOTE]The "Malecon" is any paved, seaside, urban road in a large Latino city. Santo Do has theirs of course and several of the well known, if not overpriced places, are on or near this road. Travelling northeast with the ocean on your right along the Malecon will have you pass over the "floating" bridge over the mouth of the Rio Ozama. Upstream you can see a tall bridge that is the main highway going into / out of the city. Many experienced Santo Do participants know that it is often easier to sneak out of the city towards the airport, Boca Chica, Juan Dolio using this route, though the traffic is often hideous at certain times of the day. Depends where you are staying. That was my experience when I used to live there.

Anybody know about this new place on Pedro Livio Cedeno st. Near the cemetery? Managed by former GBP chica Waleska.

Maybe it will cause Australia to lower her damn prices.

[QUOTE=BoricuaOnline;1372989]Anybody know about this new place on Pedro Livio Cedeno st. Near the cemetery? Managed by former GBP chica Waleska.[/QUOTE]

Have to go to Santo Domingo during the last weekend of Feburary, If any one else is going to be there at that time it would be great to meet up and show me the ropes. I was thinking of staying at either the Hotel Riazor, or the Hotel Navarro, or the Hotel Mystic or any other that someone can suggest. I want a hotel that is close to the action modestly priced girl friendly and has wifi. Any advice or recomendations would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Chris

[QUOTE=Chris Long; 1373075]Have to go to Santo Domingo during the last weekend of Feburary, If any one else is going to be there at that time it would be great to meet up and show me the ropes. I was thinking of staying at either the Hotel Riazor, or the Hotel Navarro, or the Hotel Mystic or any other that someone can suggest. I want a hotel that is close to the action modestly priced girl friendly and has wifi. Any advice or recomendations would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Chris[/QUOTE]Hotel La Morada on Santiago and Danae st. Is just one year old. Guest friendly, has strong wifi and cost $40 US per night. Streetgirls can be seen from this hotel down to Danae st. Until Ave. Independencia. Google Hotel La Morada Santo Domingo for their website.

[QUOTE=BoricuaOnline;1372989]Anybody know about this new place on Pedro Livio Cedeno st. Near the cemetery? Managed by former GBP chica Waleska.[/QUOTE]BoricuaOnline can you please elaborate on it!

[QUOTE=Knowledge;1372930]Coming from Jaragua and heading west, the streetwalker stroll on the Malecon starts at the gas station on the west side of Vesuvios restaurant and goes on to Feria (Churchill). It's well known, been there for decades, and it is impossible to miss unless you are Ray Charles. Even he would hear the girls yelling. There is no mystery.[/QUOTE]Thanks, that's what I needed.

Geolopes, thanks for the info, but I knew what / where the Malecon is. I probably didn't phrase my question correctly.

Santo Domingo-* American Airlines on Monday called extremely difficult, its decision to cancel its direct flights Santo Domingo and Santiago-New York as of April 2.

In a statement to listin. Com. Do from Las Americas Airport, American Airlines PR manager Dori Robau Alvarez said the last flight slated for the two destinations have been canceled until April 1, 2013.

She said American Airlines, which has provided continuous service in Dominican Republic for over 37 years, will continue its commitment to local customers through its hub in Miami, with four daily flights to Santo Domingo, three to Punta Cana, one to Santiago, one to Puerto Plata and seasonal service to La Romana.

Robau said its subsidiary American Eagle will offer provide direct service between Miami and La Romana. 'It was a difficult decision for us to cancel our direct flights between the Dominican Republic and the USA territory after more than 37 years operating in the country."

[QUOTE=BoricuaOnline;1373093]Hotel La Morada on Santiago and Danae st. Is just one year old. Guest friendly, has strong wifi and cost $40 US per night. Streetgirls can be seen from this hotel down to Danae st. Until Ave. Independencia. Google Hotel La Morada Santo Domingo for their website.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the info I contacted them today and made my reservation. How far of a walk is it from this hotel to some of the casas on Pasteur.

Chris

Good find. The pic show a jacuzzi.

Hotel Jecasergian was my go to spot but I am looking for something with a pool.

[url]https://twitter.com/Jecasergian[/url]

[QUOTE=BoricuaOnline;1373093]Hotel La Morada on Santiago and Danae st. Is just one year old. Guest friendly, has strong wifi and cost $40 US per night. Streetgirls can be seen from this hotel down to Danae st. Until Ave. Independencia. Google Hotel La Morada Santo Domingo for their website.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Revere; 1373393]Santo Domingo* American Airlines on Monday called extremely difficult, its decision to cancel its direct flights Santo Domingo and Santiago-New York as of April 2.

In a statement to listin. Com. Do from Las Americas Airport, American Airlines PR manager Dori Robau Alvarez said the last flight slated for the two destinations have been canceled until April 1, 2013.

She said American Airlines, which has provided continuous service in Dominican Republic for over 37 years, will continue its commitment to local customers through its hub in Miami, with four daily flights to Santo Domingo, three to Punta Cana, one to Santiago, one to Puerto Plata and seasonal service to La Romana.

Robau said its subsidiary American Eagle will offer provide direct service between Miami and La Romana. 'It was a difficult decision for us to cancel our direct flights between the Dominican Republic and the USA territory after more than 37 years operating in the country."[/QUOTE]Maybe Jet Blue will follow.

Sweet blond perfect complete service Waleska, a. K. A BoricuaOnline all time favorite, managing her own place?

This deserves a special trip. Lets check SJU-SDQ specials of the day.

Can't wait for WaleskaOnline report.

[QUOTE=CoronaVIP;1373097]BoricuaOnline can you please elaborate on it![/QUOTE]