Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Combo; 1310085]Hey Frannie.

Can you describe where Dulce Secreto is? I was looking for it on my last visit but couldn't find it. It sounds like a great option for those

(like me) who are a bit hesitant to bring girls back to their place.[/QUOTE]Yes, it is up Calle Alejandro Martinez towards Playa Chiquita (past Latino Minimarket) and then down a short sidestreet to the left, but you can easily see it from the main road. It is not in any sense hard to find.

It is not very far from the center, but you probably would not want to walk it on a hot day, and a chica certainly would not. Any motoconcho will take you. For some reason it never gets mentioned on this board.

[QUOTE=OldKool;1310080]Supposedly the guy was charged 5700 pesos for 300 peso of drinks. He is well known expat. This makes no sence. There has to be more to the story. You can pay 5700 for 2 chicas there. I think there has got to be more going on then we know. Hearing only one side is nver enough.[/QUOTE]Not to call the man a liar but as usual there is more to the story than 300 for drinks. Anyone boycotting CMP for this is avoiding a descent place for nothing. Second post on here riling up others for their own personal grievances. We have all seen others get the yanky / gringo treatment but it gets tiresome when some use it as a cover for retribution and blow back for their own battles they engage in (ill show you, ill ruin your business. )

This is why I avoid some of you like the plague. Been here going on a month and other than the normal overcharges and tout antics its been pretty nice. Monger trip turned into pretty damn good holiday. Almost been monogamous by Dominican stands. Kind a fun sneaking out to fuckins.

As for the crackdowns, they always occurs for three basic reasons:

1. The state or business has plans for that area
2. International pressure to show your doing something
3. Natural and needed message sent by law enforcement to stay in bounds. SWs must be shown the limits of the track

[QUOTE=Henry R; 1310113]I'm not here for a history lesson but would like a brief update of the crackdown and when it ended. Here is why:

I am an old timer but have only been to the DR twice. The first time was in 1993. There was loads of action in Sosua and Santo Domingo. The Pyramid Disco (I think that was the name) in Sosua in '93 was terrific and had loads and loads of available girls. There was also the Moby Dick Disco. Other bars too, but those 2 discos were the main attractions. I returned to the DR for my second and final trip in 1999 or 2000 or around then. The scene in Sosua was greatly reduced. .[/QUOTE]There was a Disco called high caribe. It was a very big place and nice to talk to the ladies. I guess it was closed down because a drug related murder took place there.

[QUOTE=Alex Deuce;1310182]This is why I avoid some of you like the plague. Been here going on a month and other than the normal overcharges and tout antics its been pretty nice. Monger trip turned into pretty damn good holiday. Almost been monogamous by Dominican stands. Kind a fun sneaking out to fuckins.[/QUOTE]You've been in Sosua for a month? I thought a previous post said you were up in the mountains?

Last night I went to the Rumba bar, bought a beer, and sat to enjoy the view. A chica that I chatted with on my previous visit to that bar came and sat with me. She was fun to talk with but a little too aggressive for my taste. I wanted to be with a chica and even though I was not fully sure about her I still took her back to my place for a short time. Well, what promised to be a GFE ended up in a bad experience. The promise to DFK quickly vanished, she only was willing to do CBJ instead of BBBJ, she was faking the 'oh papi. Oh papi', she complained I was too big. At the end she pissed me off so much that I stood up and told her to get dress. Her first reaction was like 'what did I do wrong? ' and immediately after she asked me if I was going to pay her anyway. I did pay her the agreed amount. After some of the reports here the last thing I wanted was to get into deep trouble to save 20 bucks. Unfortunately, I do not have a picture of her so you are warned. I guess I am going to Passions today to get the bad taste of last night experience out of my mouth.

[QUOTE=Alex Deuce; 1310182]Not to call the man a liar but as usual there is more to the story than 300 for drinks. Anyone boycotting CMP for this is avoiding a descent place for nothing. Second post on here riling up others for their own personal grievances. We have all seen others get the yanky / gringo treatment but it gets tiresome when some use it as a cover for retribution and blow back for their own battles they engage in (ill show you, ill ruin your business.)

This is why I avoid some of you like the plague. Been here going on a month and other than the normal overcharges and tout antics its been pretty nice. Monger trip turned into pretty damn good holiday. Almost been monogamous by Dominican stands. Kind a fun sneaking out to fuckins.

As for the crackdowns, they always occurs for three basic reasons:

1. The state or business has plans for that area

2. International pressure to show your doing something

3. Natural and needed message sent by law enforcement to stay in bounds. SWs must be shown the limits of the track[/QUOTE]I was there. You are an idiot.

[QUOTE=Sidney;1310152]The persecution of Haitians has not subsided![/QUOTE]My guess is that some condo / villa developers and some condo / villa owners, want to market Sosua as a charming town with some nightlife. People building and buying expensive condominium and villa properties, probably have more clout with the local government, than the average monger who visits Sosua. One ISG member who prefers Sosua, calls some of the women on pedro clisante street rats and has posted that at least one condo owner at el neptuno will not welcome such women at the pool at the condo building el neptuno in sosua.

Seems they might be trying a form of gentrification in Sosua.

Charles Pooter and Frannie prefer Haitians, both of those guys stay in Puerto Plata.

[QUOTE=Frannie;1310014]If she is a guest at the hotel, yes no problem, or if she registers at the hotel with you. Or maybe even if she is an employee. Can you bring a prostitute off the street to your room there? No. You might try the Dulce Secreto cabanas (easily located by motoconcho) which are very nice. The executive suites are about 900 pesos and have a jacuzzi, lots of mirrors so you can reflect on what you are doing, and are air conditioned.[/QUOTE]Can I stay one hour there or also a whole night with a chica.

It is very clear you are an ass. So your boy probably is to. CMP is not that desparate so something smells.

[QUOTE=Sidney;1310249]I was there. You are an idiot.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SteviWonder13;1310259]Can I stay one hour there or also a whole night with a chica.[/QUOTE]Cabanas usually rent for 2 to 4 hours. They will rent for the night if business is slack but you would need to negotiate the price. Usual room prices are 300 to 600. No doubt cost more in Sosua like most things.

Even when I have a Hotel I will use a cabana. They are very inexpensive and well equipped. Music, food and King size bed it is all there. I have always wondered if they had delivery service. Say your plane gets in very late can you go to the cabana and they call a chica for you. It seems plausible. Usually you pay in 4 hour increments. However I think everything is negotiable. When you go to the Cabana the chica know what is up.

[QUOTE=Charles Pooter;1310305]Cabanas usually rent for 2 to 4 hours. They will rent for the night if business is slack but you would need to negotiate the price. Usual room prices are 300 to 600. No doubt cost more in Sosua like most things.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Buscemi;1309571]It is a beautiful public beach. The chairs / umbrellas belong to the resort and may be "rented". Be careful of the undertow, it is wicked and no lifeguard to save your ass. This belongs in The Sosua section, BTW![/QUOTE]Photos that I took of the beaches that guests at the casa marina reef / beach hotel, can sometimes use. Photos were taken many years ago. Sometimes access to the water is blocked because of the waves. Sometimes access to the reef beach was blocked because of the waves. The reef beach has a second set of stairs that I assume the public can use.

[QUOTE=Charles Pooter;1310305]Cabanas usually rent for 2 to 4 hours. They will rent for the night if business is slack but you would need to negotiate the price. Usual room prices are 300 to 600. No doubt cost more in Sosua like most things.[/QUOTE]There are higher end and lower end.

One beautifull young girl I met in Sosua stayed in one which was like condo. She did not have her cedula with her and suggested I stay at her place.

She took me to a cabana in Purto Plata town. On entering there is a gate and she shouted into the speaker that she is staying in cabana number and her name. Gate opened and the attendant also opened the garage door of the unit.

Once I parked the car and closed garage door entered what looked like a regular hotel room with all amenities.

You can call the reception and order food and drinks. They pass it through a revolving counter attached to the wall. You need to pay cash.

It looks like you can get anything round the clock because by the time we were there it was already 1 am.

This girl was from La Vega and routinely rents this cabana according to the number of days she stays. She said she usually goes to Casino, high end discos to find customers. On that perticular day I picked her up she was at Sosua disco.

When I asked her about what she does for transportation if she does not find a customer she said transport by way of shared van is available round the clock anywhere in DR.

She was very GFE but infortunately she was going back the next day I could not pursuade her to spend more days with me. I guess she has made enough money on this trip and need to give the money to her family. However she promised to come back following week but I was leaving.

I believe this Cabana caters to people who have cars and can bring their liassons in complete privacy.

[QUOTE=Sammon; 1310347]There are higher end and lower end.

One beautifull young girl I met in Sosua stayed in one which was like condo. She did not have her cedula with her and suggested I stay at her place.

She took me to a cabana in Purto Plata town. On entering there is a gate and she shouted into the speaker that she is staying in cabana number and her name. Gate opened and the attendant also opened the garage door of the unit.

Once I parked the car and closed garage door entered what looked like a regular hotel room with all amenities.

You can call the reception and order food and drinks. They pass it through a revolving counter attached to the wall. You need to pay cash.

It looks like you can get anything round the clock because by the time we were there it was already 1 am.

This girl was from La Vega and routinely rents this cabana according to the number of days she stays. She said she usually goes to Casino, high end discos to find customers. On that perticular day I picked her up she was at Sosua disco.

When I asked her about what she does for transportation if she does not find a customer she said transport by way of shared van is available round the clock anywhere in DR.

She was very GFE but infortunately she was going back the next day I could not pursuade her to spend more days with me. I guess she has made enough money on this trip and need to give the money to her family. However she promised to come back following week but I was leaving.

I believe this Cabana caters to people who have cars and can bring their liassons in complete privacy.[/QUOTE]I stay at a great one when I hunt in Puerto Plata, but don't want the drama at my condo. It's 29usd for all day and night. It has a kitchenette, bedroom and living room. Also AC and WIFI. And in the apartments the kitchen door opens to the pool about three feet away. Late night skinny dipping is okay. Can't put the name and number here but PM me if you need it.

[QUOTE=Sammon;1310347]There are higher end and lower end. I believe this Cabana caters to people who have cars and can bring their liassons in complete privacy.[/QUOTE]You can take a taxi to a cabaña or a moto or drive a car there (or walk in if you like). Most cabañas will call a taxi or a moto for you when you want to exit.

Bora Bora is one of the nicest Cabañas in Santiago. Theme rooms (Caribbean, African etc) , Executive and basic rooms. Some Cabaña rooms are two floors. Just about all Cabañas have a menu that you can order from, food and drink. Room rentals are usually for 4 hours, but you can stay as long you want, as long as you pay. Rates usually from 250 pesos and up (depending the amount of time, the time of day and the day of the week). Friday and Saturday nights some Cabañas will have no available rooms. Excellent air conditioning in the nicer Cabañas. Hot and cold water, videos and music, sex chairs, jacuzzis and stripper poles in some Cabañas. You are given clean towels, a small bar of soap, a small package of pussy soap, usually two pieces of candy. After you enter the room, the phone will ring, asking you if you want anything to drink or to eat. After a few minutes, you will hear a buzz or a knock on a small door in the wall, where you will receive what you ordered and the towels, soap, condoms, also the bill. The worker at the cabaña can't see you and you can't see him. When you are done, you just exit through the garage of the room (each room has a parking space with a garage door, after entering through the open garage door, you touch a button on the wall to close the garage door, which also signals that the room is now occupied).

Some pics I took of two rooms at Bora Bora Cabaña in Santiago. I let these two women choose the rooms. One chose the Caribbean theme room (two floors with a jacuzzi, about 1300 pesos) , the other room was Ejecutivo with a jacuzzi and skylight, for around 800-900 pesos.