Sosua Reports

To all married men, your alibi has been compromised. The other side has insider information. Two popular womens magazines are reporting in the Febuary edition about Sosua and Boca Chic. I got a call two days ago from my wingmans wife asking me to stay away from her husband. She said I tricked him for the last time. What? The jive turkey threw me under the bus, confessed all, and said it was my fault. Going to the Domincan Republic to play golf with the fellas won't work anymore? The same wingman asked if he could stay at my house a couple days while he and his wife worked thing out. Hell no I said, I'm not getting in that married shit. Damn I'm glad I'm not married.

[QUOTE=Funinthesun63]There is a new hotel called El Rancho that just opened in Nov. From New Garden take a right up to the ice cream store intersection and continue across. It's just past the massage places and laundromat. Rates are $45. Seabreeze is right next door to it. Both these area little quiter as New Garden can be noisy at times. Not quite as much action as New Garden but always an option, you can always hang at New Garden for a beer/breakfast etc.[/QUOTE]

I stayed there for one night before heading off to BB's for another planned 6 days. This place was just finished, even has that new construction smell to it though the facility design is intentionally "stressed" looking. Its owned by a nice Costa Rican lady who speaks good English. It is indeed chica friendly and $45/night though she has one small apartment and a few larger rooms that I didn't get a chance to look at. These are a bit more expensive of course. I think she told me they had about 22 units or close to that. I'd stay there again, easy to walk to everything yet the side street its on is much quieter. Decent restaraunt right across the street. The security requires chicas to have a VALID cedula. They have a little bar out back and I remember seeing a breakfast menu but we had plans to eat elsewhere so I have nothing to say about their food. Coffee was decent though. Address: Calle Dr. Rosen #36. Directions on this post are correct. Enjoy

I'm going to be arriving in Sosua on Feb 23. Since the Earthquake, award seats for the minimum 35K miles on Delta have opened up for dates in late Feb.

Haven't decided where I'm staying yet. Last time, I stayed in New Garden, but their prices have increased noticeably since my last visit. Will probably go with either SeaBreeze or El Rancho, and may spend a few days at Blackbeards in Costambar.

[QUOTE=Member #2041]I'm going to be arriving in Sosua on Feb 23. Since the Earthquake, award seats for the minimum 35K miles on Delta have opened up for dates in late Feb.

Haven't decided where I'm staying yet. Last time, I stayed in New Garden, but their prices have increased noticeably since my last visit. Will probably go with either SeaBreeze or El Rancho, and may spend a few days at Blackbeards in Costambar.[/QUOTE]You can check out Pearla de Sosua. Its a few mins walk to everything and pretty affordable for your own apt. Instead of just a room. About $200-$250 for the week. Ask for Brent. Tell'them Matt for Boston sent ya! Have a great time!

[QUOTE=Member #2041]I'm going to be arriving in Sosua on Feb 23. Since the Earthquake, award seats for the minimum 35K miles on Delta have opened up for dates in late Feb.

Haven't decided where I'm staying yet. Last time, I stayed in New Garden, but their prices have increased noticeably since my last visit. Will probably go with either SeaBreeze or El Rancho, and may spend a few days at Blackbeards in Costambar.[/QUOTE]When you call New Garden, mention this board and you get a discount.

Thanks for the suggestions, but I've decided to go with the Sea Breeze - $40 a day cash, newly renovated, has AC, fridge and in-room safes, great location, GF, and an excellent reputation for how it's managed.

The reason I chose it over the El Rancho, is that from their reply to my inquiry, I got the sense that El Rancho were chica tolerant, like Casa Valeria, rather than truly chica friendly. Sea Breeze was explicit that they were very chica friendly. The location of both is the same, about a block closer to the beach than the New Garden along Dr. Rosen.

[QUOTE=Member #2041]Thanks for the suggestions, but I've decided to go with the Sea Breeze - $40 a day cash, newly renovated, has AC, fridge and in-room safes, great location, GF, and an excellent reputation for how it's managed.

The reason I chose it over the El Rancho, is that from their reply to my inquiry, I got the sense that El Rancho were chica tolerant, like Casa Valeria, rather than truly chica friendly. Sea Breeze was explicit that they were very chica friendly. The location of both is the same, about a block closer to the beach than the New Garden along Dr. Rosen.[/QUOTE]

I would say that New Garden is like 2 blocks closer to Sosua beach than Sea Breeze.. Sea Breeze is in the back by the Pizza joint and New Garden, you just need to go up a half a block to Pedro Clisante and make a right.

[QUOTE=MiamiHeatLuver]I would say that New Garden is like 2 blocks closer to Sosua beach than Sea Breeze.. Sea Breeze is in the back by the Pizza joint and New Garden, you just need to go up a half a block to Pedro Clisante and make a right.[/QUOTE]Sea Breeze borders the old Jewish Synagogue which borders the casa marina hotel and is across from the baseball field. Seabreeze to Sosua Beach is about 5 blocks. Seabreeze is about a block from New Garden.

[QUOTE=DR Monger II]Does the earthquake in Haiti affect mongering in Sosua for the next weeks? How will it affect regular tourism?[/QUOTE]

I just got back from Sosua....my flight arrived from Miami and landed in POP about 4:20pm. Since me and my wingman only had carry on luggage we were out of the airport and in are waiting SUV within a few minutes. Like most mongers I made a bee line to La Passions to check out the new girls. At approximately 8 mins to 5pm we were getting out of the SUV and was walking in La Passions when it started. The ground was shaking and the water in the pool was swishing side to side. All I can is as horny as I was........ I really wasn't thinking about getting a massage anymore. A few Presidente (hours) later we were back on track. As far as the clubs are concerned it was business as usual. From what I was told from some of my local friends the Dominican Government has sent more troops to Haitian Dominican Border.

[url]http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local-beat/Reporting_from_Haitian-Dominican_Border_New_York.html[/url]

[QUOTE=Jaosousa]Sea Breeze borders the old Jewish Synagogue which borders the casa marina hotel and is across from the baseball field. Seabreeze to Sosua Beach is about 5 blocks. Seabreeze is about a block from New Garden.[/QUOTE]

AHHHH, I thought it was more south.. next to the pizza joint Near DAVID STERN... I know I must have ridden by it a million times but never noticed it... I gotcha.. I have like 25 guys coming down from NYC for a get together. Place was over booked.. had to opt for plan b and c

I like Jihad alot the owner but he needs to buy some new safes,all are the cheap key type century safes that can be opened with any sentry key.Yes I opened mine and my wingmans with a key I had from home.I know people who have had things missing from their safes.Also there is nowhere to put your suitcase down not tables.Jihad says its because the girls fight with them.LOL

There is no discount mentioning ISG with owner of New Garden 55 cash is cheapest he goes unless you **** member.

Sosua Bay has one floor that is chica freindly is the last time I am going to say it.

[QUOTE=MiamiHeatLuver]AHHHH, I thought it was more south.. next to the pizza joint Near DAVID STERN... I know I must have ridden by it a million times but never noticed it... I gotcha.. I have like 25 guys coming down from NYC for a get together. Place was over booked.. had to opt for plan b and c[/QUOTE]The building that is Seabreeze Hotel was empty for many years, it looked abandoned. By the entrance of the SeaBreeze there was (is?) a money exchange and across the street a small cell phone shop (nice people) and a small internet place.

On the next corner is the Bon Ice Cream shop and on the other corner (same side of the street as Seabreeze) usually chicas sitting on chairs who hiss at guys to try and get them to go the hair salon for a massage with extras.

25 guys, big group, you will have fun.

Been here for a few days and having a great time. Weather cleared as I arrived so good for the beach and diving and chica hunting......just to clear up the controversy.....I´m staying at the sosua bay hotel, but in a part called the Sosua Bay beach resort....same place, but buildings 5 and 6 are not all inclusive and I showed up with NO reservation (place is about half full, if that) and got a seaside room for $60 a night, includes breakfast and totally chica friendly. Girls must have cedulas for entry. This place is the BEST I´ve stayed at here, and I´ve been to the dump Europa and Voramar by comparison. RIGHT on the beach and classy service. Essentially it´s the ¨¨monger¨¨ section of the all-inclusive sosua bay resort.

I´ve had OK luck with the chicas but the chica union is very strong.....RD 1500 minimum for one hour, mostly non-negotiable. I do not do toda la noche. Plenty of ladies in town and the place is busy at night....no problem with supply.

I also stand by my previous comments that chicas on the beach are not avail if in swimsuits, very available if wearing street clothes. I don´t want to hear from you, Buscemi!!

Pics to follow in a couple days.

[QUOTE=Zip Head]Been here for a few days and having a great time. Weather cleared as I arrived so good for the beach and diving and chica hunting. Just to clear up the controversy. I'm staying at the sosua bay hotel, but in a part called the Sosua Bay beach resort. Same place, but buildings 5 and 6 are not all inclusive and I showed up with NO reservation (place is about half full, if that) and got a seaside room for $60 a night, includes breakfast and totally chica friendly. Girls must have cedulas for entry. This place is the BEST I've stayed at here, and I've been to the dump Europa and Voramar by comparison. RIGHT on the beach and classy service. Essentially it's the ¨¨monger¨¨ section of the all-inclusive sosua bay resort.

I've had OK luck with the chicas but the chica union is very strong. Road 1500 minimum for one hour, mostly non-negotiable. I do not do toda la noche. Plenty of ladies in town and the place is busy at night. No problem with supply.

I also stand by my previous comments that chicas on the beach are not avail if in swimsuits, very available if wearing street clothes. I don't want to hear from you, Buscemi!

Pics to follow in a couple days.[/QUOTE]king size beds & wifi?

[QUOTE=MiamiHeatLuver]AHHHH, I thought it was more south.. next to the pizza joint Near DAVID STERN... [/QUOTE]
That's the Don Andres.