Santo Domingo

[QUOTE=Buscemi; 1247083]Many phones have WiFi these days which is available all over for free or the cost of a soda. It is also pretty cheap to use an internet cafe and chat, sumting like RD50 / hour.

Oh, you need to be 18 to get a Cedula.[/QUOTE]You guys are unbelievably knowledgeable (did I spell that right?). Yes 50 pesos is what I came to hear for an hour in an Internet cafe. Two other women also told me their monthly home Internet plan with Orange is about 1600 pesos. I think it is unlimited and apparently comes with 400 minutes of talk time on phone. In the D. R and abroad. I did not pursue the details but I thought the rate plan was not bad.

[QUOTE=Jaosousa; 1246873]Napolitano is a bigger hotel with a casino and a pool. When comparing hotel prices, keep in mind that some online sites quote a hotel's price without including the 26% in taxes that exists in the Dominican Republic. Most smaller hotels and restaurants include the 26% in taxes in the displayed price. Some larger hotels and restaurants will add 26, to the displayed price.

I have not stayed at the Napolitano (price is usually under $100, in the $70 per night range with the taxes included). Jaguar is about $55 with the taxes included. Napolitano has a pool on the third floor with a view of the sea. Mint disco which gets a nice crowd in their 20s some nights, is inside the Napolitano. Napolitano includes breakfast and maybe free wifi. Napolitano is close to foxys and baby dolls and would be closer to zona colonial.

Jaguar is on a side street with no pool, it is about two blocks behind the Marriott Jaragua and Casino hotel.

Some travel sites have coupon (promo) codes that can save you 5% or more on a hotel rate.

There are several smaller chica friendly with rates of around $55 per night in the same general area.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the info jaosousa still can't seem to make my mind up. I'm veering towards the hotel route!

I have used hotel but appartments give much more freedom. Having your own kitchen is great.

[QUOTE=LuckyIrish;1247324]Thanks for the info jaosousa still can't seem to make my mind up. I'm veering towards the hotel route![/QUOTE]

I exited my home in new york at 4 in the morning, temperature was 10 Fahrenheit or minus 12 Celsius. Overall this has been the mildest winter I have seen where I live in New York. I paid $98US each way on American Airlines ($336 total airfare) , JFK to SDQ, not stop flight, Boeing 777, airplane was about 95% full. Strong winds, so the airplane sat for an hour on the tarmac (no announcement from the pilot). I have not flown AA in years. In flight entertainment options are good. I watched "Puss in Boots" for free. The flight attendant for where I was sitting would not close the overhead bins, she asked passengers to close the bins. The captain came on about 20 minutes after takeoff and told us what time we would land in santo domingo and the temperature there. No "good morning", no "thank you for flying American". Seems some workers at American might be pissed because of American's bankruptcy filing. Two passengers (a white guy and a Dominicana) on the airplane got into an argument, in the middle of the flight (that almost got physical) , a passenger went and told the flight attendants, the flight attendants took more than 10 minutes to come over. I saw no monger type guys on this flight (mostly Dominicans and some white couples in their 30s). It was a bumpy flight. As we were landing an overhead bin in front of me opened and a bag was starting to slide out, that would have fallen and smashed a woman on the head. Flight attendants did not nothing, a passenger got up and tried to close the bin, but was yelled at to sit down by a flight attendant. My last 10 or more flights to the DR have been on Jetblue, (smooth flights, bigger seats, more space, smaller airplanes, passengers get off the airplane quicker). I don't know if I will fly American Airlines again.

[QUOTE=LuckyIrish;1247324]Thanks for the info jaosousa still can't seem to make my mind up. I'm veering towards the hotel route![/QUOTE]Napolitano and Jaguar are both hotels. Jaguar rooms may have a small kitchen.

In Santo Domingo and other parts of the Dominican Republic, there are apartment rentals in apartment buildings that are available for short term rentals. Usually no daily maid service if you stay in an apartment. Daily maid service in hotels.

[QUOTE=Professor 1;1247285]As I understand it, you have to be 18 to get the cedula. When a gf lost hers, she had to produce her birth certificate. Keep in mind, like anywhere else, some girls borrow IDs.[/QUOTE]There is also a market in fake cedulas. If a chica looks too young walk away.

[QUOTE=Pauloynot; 1247177]Hi Guys,

I Just move to Santo Domingo and I am ready fro some serious fun.

Now the thing is due to the nature of my job I need to be very discreet, first thing I been told here was" SD is very small".

Bottom line guys what are the best and more discreet places to get some chicas action. I have read some other post and they mention a few places, like 305, pink pony etc. Are they still open? I have seen other posts they say they were close down.

Cheers[/QUOTE]BoricuaOnline made a custom google map with many areas of interest for mongers, pinned, so they can easily be found (the link has been posted before). Casa Azul on Ave Paraguay near plaza de salud (off ave. Ortega and gassett) , has a large metal gate and wall that blocks the view from the sidewalk and street. A worker will open the gate, you drive in and a worker closes the gate, no one can see from outside when you exit the car. Casa Azul has some decent looking chicas, price around 2500, in house or take out (you can visit early in the day, until late at night).

The mansion on calle lucerne is in a very nice house in santo dimngo east, open 24/7, has themed rooms.

I am in santo domingo now, send me a PM and we can meet up and I can show you around for free.

[QUOTE=Jaosousa;1247622]I have not flown AA in years. In flight entertainment options are good. I watched "Puss in Boots" for free. The flight attendant for where I was sitting would not close the overhead bins, she asked passengers to close the bins. The captain came on about 20 minutes after takeoff and told us what time we would land in santo domingo and the temperature there. No "good morning", no "thank you for flying American". Seems some workers at American might be pissed because of American's bankruptcy filing. My last 10 or more flights to the DR have been on Jetblue, (smooth flights, bigger seats, more space, smaller airplanes, passengers get off the airplane quicker). I don't know if I will fly American Airlines again.[/QUOTE]AA is transfering a lot of their flights to Jet Blue which is almost owned by the same people. AA employees can fly for free in Jet Blue. You can request your AA miles from this trip to be transferred to your True Blue JB points award system. It is expected to some time during this year American Eagle operations to be transferred to Jet Blue.

[QUOTE=Jaosousa; 1247626]Napolitano and Jaguar are both hotels. Jaguar rooms may have a small kitchen.

In Santo Domingo and other parts of the Dominican Republic, there are apartment rentals in apartment buildings that are available for short term rentals. Usually no daily maid service if you stay in an apartment. Daily maid service in hotels.[/QUOTE]Being that I recently stayed at Hotel Jaguar, I can confirm that I had a small kitchen type area. There was a nice cold mini refrigerator, no microwave, and a small stove. Not sure if "stove" is the right terminology, but let me just say that it involved turning on the gas, then lighting a match (or using a bic lighter) , then a flame appears, and then I'm able to throw something in a pan and fry or boil away. I was so used to an electric stove / oven here in the US that the entire concept confused me and I had to get the maid to instruct me as to how that worked. WIFI was off and on. Power was off and on. I think the power went out about 5 times while I was there, but from what I've read and seen, I think that this is pretty much the standard thing in DR, so it didn't bother me. The housecleaning service was excellent and is a major reason why I could care less about an apartment. The lady even washed my clothes for me. Of course, I tipped her well. TV was excellent and had tons of channels, including free PPV and multiple porn channels. The chicas enjoyed the porn channels. More than once, I challenged a chica to do an act better than what was done on TV. Fun little game. OK, what else about the hotel? Oh yeah, all cedulas are checked before a chica can go up to your room. Stayed there 2 weeks, only saw 1 cockroach. That's a very good thing. I hate cockroaches. Supermarket close by; maybe 2 or 3 blocks away and Manolo's (24 hour restaurant. Very good) right around the corner.

I noticed this on Groupon and thought of you guys.

[url]http://www.groupon.com/deals/ga-m-hotel-palacio?p=2[/url]

I stayed here once and it was nice and chica friendly.

Thanks much. I like Palacio very much. It is in a great location close and convenient to many things. Not to mention a very good breakfast. 60 bucks a nite is a great price.

[QUOTE=Smokers Rule; 1247855]I noticed this on Groupon and thought of you guys.

[url]http://www.groupon.com/deals/ga-m-hotel-palacio?p=2[/url]

I stayed here once and it was nice and chica friendly.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=OldKool;1247945]Thanks much. I like Palacio very much. It is in a great location close and convenient to many things. Not to mention a very good breakfast. 60 bucks a nite is a great price.[/QUOTE]Does that price include the 26% in taxes? I have stayed many times at the German owned Hotel Palacio and will Never stay there again, no matter what the price is.

[QUOTE=Jaosousa;1247622]I exited my home in new york at 4 in the morning, temperature was 10 Fahrenheit or minus 12 Celsius. Overall this has been the mildest winter I have seen where I live in New York. I paid $98US each way on American Airlines ($336 total airfare) , JFK to SDQ, not stop flight, Boeing 777, airplane was about 95% full. Strong winds, so the airplane sat for an hour on the tarmac (no announcement from the pilot). I have not flown AA in years. In flight entertainment options are good. I watched "Puss in Boots" for free. The flight attendant for where I was sitting would not close the overhead bins, she asked passengers to close the bins. The captain came on about 20 minutes after takeoff and told us what time we would land in santo domingo and the temperature there. No "good morning", no "thank you for flying American". Seems some workers at American might be pissed because of American's bankruptcy filing. Two passengers (a white guy and a Dominicana) on the airplane got into an argument, in the middle of the flight (that almost got physical) , a passenger went and told the flight attendants, the flight attendants took more than 10 minutes to come over. I saw no monger type guys on this flight (mostly Dominicans and some white couples in their 30s). It was a bumpy flight. As we were landing an overhead bin in front of me opened and a bag was starting to slide out, that would have fallen and smashed a woman on the head. Flight attendants did not nothing, a passenger got up and tried to close the bin, but was yelled at to sit down by a flight attendant. My last 10 or more flights to the DR have been on Jetblue, (smooth flights, bigger seats, more space, smaller airplanes, passengers get off the airplane quicker). I don't know if I will fly American Airlines again.[/QUOTE]Yeah American Airline sucks but for the catz on the west coast most of the time it's the cheapest way to fly. Haven't check from my home to SDQ but the past several years they've been beating the competition price wise from Vegas to POP.

That sucked you had a bad flight but those hunnys in SD will for damn sure put a smile on your face LOL

[QUOTE=Jaosousa;1247952]Does that price include the 26% in taxes? I have stayed many times at the German owned Hotel Palacio and will Never stay there again, no matter what the price is.[/QUOTE]The Fine Print.

•Must book and complete travel by 7/31/12.

•Not valid for travel until 3/1/12.

•Limit 2 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts.

•Limit 2 per visit.

•Subject to availability.

•Valid only for option purchased.

•24-hr cancellation notice or fee up to applicable one-night's stay applies.

•Must be 18 or older to check-in.

•Valid only for a Superior Room.

•Credit card required at check-in.

•26% tax not included.

•See the rules that apply to all deals

[QUOTE=The Windex Man;1247851]Being that I recently stayed at Hotel Jaguar, I can confirm that I had a small kitchen type area. There was a nice cold mini refrigerator, no microwave, and a small stove. Not sure if "stove" is the right terminology, but let me just say that it involved turning on the gas, then lighting a match (or using a bic lighter) , then a flame appears, and then I'm able to throw something in a pan and fry or boil away. I was so used to an electric stove / oven here in the US that the entire concept confused me and I had to get the maid to instruct me as to how that worked. WIFI was off and on. Power was off and on. I think the power went out about 5 times while I was there, but from what I've read and seen, I think that this is pretty much the standard thing in DR, so it didn't bother me. The housecleaning service was excellent and is a major reason why I could care less about an apartment. The lady even washed my clothes for me. Of course, I tipped her well. TV was excellent and had tons of channels, including free PPV and [b]multiple porn channels[/b]. The chicas enjoyed the porn channels. More than once, I challenged a chica to do an act better than what was done on TV. Fun little game. OK, what else about the hotel? Oh yeah, all cedulas are checked before a chica can go up to your room. Stayed there 2 weeks, only saw 1 cockroach. That's a very good thing. I hate cockroaches. Supermarket close by; maybe 2 or 3 blocks away and Manolo's (24 hour restaurant. Very good) right around the corner.[/QUOTE]Wait, they had free porn? WTF, how did I miss those channels?