[QUOTE=Curry]Does New Garden have an elevator? Ive only seen hotels with elevators in the capital.[/QUOTE]No elevator at the NG. But they do have a couple ground floor rooms.
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[QUOTE=Curry]Does New Garden have an elevator? Ive only seen hotels with elevators in the capital.[/QUOTE]No elevator at the NG. But they do have a couple ground floor rooms.
Which months are considered "high season" in Sosua (so that I can avoid)?
[QUOTE=SavePros321]Which months are considered "high season" in Sosua (so that I can avoid)?[/QUOTE]
Easter Week, Christmas, the cooler months. Many Dominicans on vacation while school is out in the hotter summer months which could otherwise be considered low season.
[QUOTE=SavePros321]Which months are considered "high season" in Sosua (so that I can avoid)?[/QUOTE]If the first team is not there,the replacement players will show up.Its like a merry go round,when some jump off others jump on.If your talking about flights they will start to go up in price over the next few months,with hotel rates.
[QUOTE=SavePros321]Which months are considered "high season" in Sosua (so that I can avoid)?[/QUOTE]Next week is Easter, prices always go up during Easter. Christmas time prices are also high.
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The following question is for you DR experts, guys that live there. I am planning a trip to Sosua this weekend (arrive friday, leave sunday). Will alcohol be served and will the clubs be open? A couple of people have said yes and a couple of people have said no. I need to know for SURE from someone that has been been there in the past. Thanks in advance! Sosua may be different considering its a "tourist spot"
Here are my latest observations:
Since January there has been a clear influx of Haitianas and pimped Dominicanas from La Capital. Saturday nights are very much for Dominicans with a lot of hip hop and stoned motopsychos.
Girls expect RD$2,000 for 3 hours with 2 pops and RD$3,000 for TLN. As always Dominicans’ ST day action rate fluctuates around RD$500. On average I have paid RD$2,000 per girl including bar and tips on a mix of ST and TLN. The lowest was RD$1,000 and the highest RD$4,500 for a “happy hour” duo.
Money perspective: Typical local lunch (comida) of rice, meat, beans and salad costs RD$125. Girls rent rooms at RD$200 on daily basis and RD$1,500-2,000 on monthly basis.
When you look at the cedula, do actual calculation. Girls do not know how to calculate, and have got no idea with respect to local P4P laws.
Hours: Britannia opens at 8 am. Nothing seems to be open earlier. Colmado near Rocky’s closes at 10 pm – good to know for late arrivals to stock a fridge.
Best day on a beach – Saturday (a lot of weekenders but still not a local day off), worst day on a beach – Monday (many places are closed).
Picture of a night: Dozens of working girls stroll the drag sucking on lollipops.
[QUOTE=Questner]Here are my latest observations:
Girls expect RD$2,000 for 3 hours with 2 pops and RD$3,000 for TLN.[/QUOTE]I know whats going to be my favorite word in spainish when I get there in may "DEMASIADO"
Good pricing info, Questner. In my opinion, spot on, though always remembering that "expect" is not the same as "will accept".
[QUOTE=Questner]
Since January there has been a clear influx of Haitianas ...[/QUOTE]
In the five years I have been coming to Sosúa the proportion of haitianas has steadily risen from around 15% to around 50%. This trend will continue as many displaced by the earthquake are only now able to reach the DR. Five years ago there was a group of Haitians hanging at Bar Central (between the Merengue Bar and Sosúa Life) and various stragglers on the streets and beach. Now they are everywhere and perhaps form the majority before 11.00pm. Haitianas used to be rare upstairs in Clasico's, so much so that they were sometimes reputed to have been banned; now they account for perhaps a third of the girls up there. (Suits me fine, I generally prefer them).
[QUOTE=Questner]
When you look at the cedula, do actual calculation. Girls do not know how to calculate, and have got no idea with respect to local P4P laws.
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I don't understand your point here. If they have a valid cedula, then they are over 18. No calculation required though you might want to check the cedula is valid and that it is really hers (sometimes difficult).
Just got back from Sosua and for the second time around I had a fantastic time. This little gem has everything and more for me personally. I used to frequent Rio for many years, but since Help is gone I don't feel it anymore. Had a great time with both Haitians and Dominicans alike. I am of the opinion also that the stunners are just that and lack enthusiasm that the more tame looking fems have. I hit 7 and never had bad experience with even one. I don't care to haggle too much with the girls, so this may have contributed to the total satisfaction of my trip. But still kept the range between DR1500. 00 and DR3000. 00. But this is one place I like to see remain our hidden little secret and not let it blow out of proportion like Rio. Will be heading back in April I liked it so much for my third time this year.
[QUOTE=Nightwhaler]Just got back from Sosua and for the second time around I had a fantastic time. This little gem has everything and more for me personally. I used to frequent Rio for many years, but since Help is gone I don't feel it anymore. Had a great time with both Haitians and Dominicans alike. I am of the opinion also that the stunners are just that and lack enthusiasm that the more tame looking fems have. I hit 7 and never had bad experience with even one. I don't care to haggle too much with the girls, so this may have contributed to the total satisfaction of my trip. But still kept the range between DR1500. 00 and DR3000. 00. But this is one place I like to see remain our hidden little secret and not let it blow out of proportion like Rio. Will be heading back in April I liked it so much for my third time this year.[/QUOTE]Glad to hear you had a good trip but trust me, it's no secret!
This is starting to get sickening. He's is gonna ruin s--t for the D.r.
First video he took right in Sosua showing X bar and now he's got some chick in this cabana.. I think it's love and care off the Autopista going toward cabarete.. SMH!!!! Jeez at least try to hide some of your sh--t.
[url]http://www.xvideos.com/video380044/amateur_19_year_old_dominican_pussy_sex_tape[/url]
anyone been on the "new road" from Santo Domingo to Sosua area? If so, how long does it take?
Are we better off gonig into Santiago.
Can't get to P Plata from Costa Rica.
Many thanks
[QUOTE=Member #2666]anyone been on the "new road" from Santo Domingo to Sosua area? If so, how long does it take?
Are we better off gonig into Santiago.
Can't get to P Plata from Costa Rica.
Many thanks[/QUOTE]
The only "new road" I know of is the one that goes from Santo Domingo este to Samana. If this is the road you are talking about you would be much better off flying into Santiago to get to Sosua. The new road is about 1.5 hours to Nagua and at least another hour or more to get to Sosua.
Early Christmas for all of us.