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I'm looking for a list of hotels / houses in Santo Domingo that will allow a lot of working girls in. Its has to be nice and clean and allow the chicas ofcourse. Price range nothing more than 200 a night. If its a house, It should be 3 nights we are staying with 5 guests. Nothing more than 2000.
[QUOTE=Trace79; 1471030]Good view on things. I imagine Sosua is the beginners level of mongering while SD is for the more adventurous and skilled. I wouldn't dream of going there, or Colombia for that matter, without decent Spanish. The little I learned payed off huge in Sosua and it really showed when I was going through D'latins with a friend that spoke zero Spanish.
I think I'll always have to visit Sosua whenever I go to the DR. But I can't wait to try out SD next summer.[/QUOTE]Not Necessarily. When I first went to SD my Spanish was gawd awfull; however, I did a lot of research before hand and layed it all out with the monger map and the help of some hustlers. It cost me about +15% more in Gringo / Tourist tax for P4P but it was a great anchor. I had a complete blast. The quantity and quality was outstanding. Not withstanding the connections it allowed me to make that bled over into Non-Pro. Also, the 4 block radius around the Malecon is always available for fish shooting in a barrel.
Imo, if you want get in, get off and get out Sosua is for you but if you plan on returning its best to jump in the deep end as all Sosua is going to do is retard your Spanish and Dominican pimping.
I had a 3 bedroom apt for 150 a night. It was on the 10th floor on ave abraham lincoln. It was a pent house apt. Gorgeous. Close to malls and some nice eating places. The living room look like a bowling alley. The furnishing were very nice as well. The place was so nice I could not beleive my eyes. You can bring as many people as you want. 5 bathrooms. The high rise has a huge pool. Their is aportable gas barbeque in the unit.
[QUOTE=MrLuvaLuva;1471991]I'm looking for a list of hotels / houses in Santo Domingo that will allow a lot of working girls in. Its has to be nice and clean and allow the chicas ofcourse. Price range nothing more than 200 a night. If its a house, It should be 3 nights we are staying with 5 guests. Nothing more than 2000.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Trace79; 1471030]Good view on things. I imagine Sosua is the beginners level of mongering while SD is for the more adventurous and skilled. I wouldn't dream of going there, or Colombia for that matter, without decent Spanish. The little I learned payed off huge in Sosua and it really showed when I was going through D'latins with a friend that spoke zero Spanish.
I think I'll always have to visit Sosua whenever I go to the DR. But I can't wait to try out SD next summer.[/QUOTE]I have met plenty of mongers in Colombia with zero Spanish. While it would help to speak the language, it's hardly necessary to have a good time.
However, SD is a different animal. The thing is the City has no vacation vibe whatsoever. Given that most of us can't bone chicas all of our waking hours, most folks want something else to do in between sessions. And IMO it's very hard to find that w / o Spanish in SD.
[QUOTE=Combo;1472182]However, SD is a different animal. The thing is the City has no vacation vibe whatsoever. Given that most of us can't bone chicas all of our waking hours, most folks want something else to do in between sessions. And IMO it's very hard to find that w / o Spanish in SD.[/QUOTE]I would argue that the same could be said about Colombia, unless you are referring to Cartagena. If your experience is limited to the Mansion in Medellin, then you probably will get the "vacation vibe" as well.
Outside of that? My last few trips to Medellin I've only stayed in apartments. There is nothing "vacation-like" about the place at all. Most of the chicas you try to connect with during the day are either at the University or at work; so unless you do casa runs you are waiting around until later that evening to get some action. Then, your wait time gets extended by at least an hour because of all the traffic in the street as everyone is leaving from work and heading home.
Othet than casas (just like SD) , there is absolutely nothing to do durning the day in Medellin other than eat or go on little historical tours (same stuff you can do in SD). At night you've got the bars in Lleras, La Setenta, or La 33, strip clubs, street walkers. Same stuff you can do in SD.
Probably the biggest difference between the two places is that Medellin has a more modern transportation setup (all the taxis use meters), no daily power outages, and you can walk around and NOT be approached by hustlers at any time.
[QUOTE=SavePros321; 1472187]I would argue that the same could be said about Colombia, unless you are referring to Cartagena. If your experience is limited to the Mansion in Medellin, then you probably will get the "vacation vibe" as well.
Outside of that? My last few trips to Medellin I've only stayed in apartments. There is nothing "vacation-like" about the place at all. Most of the chicas you try to connect with during the day are either at the University or at work; so unless you do casa runs you are waiting around until later that evening to get some action. Then, your wait time gets extended by at least an hour because of all the traffic in the street as everyone is leaving from work and heading home.
Othet than casas (just like SD) , there is absolutely nothing to do durning the day in Medellin other than eat or go on little historical tours (same stuff you can do in SD). At night you've got the bars in Lleras, La Setenta, or La 33, strip clubs, street walkers. Same stuff you can do in SD.
Probably the biggest difference between the two places is that Medellin has a more modern transportation setup (all the taxis use meters) , no daily power outages, and you can walk around and NOT be approached by hustlers at any time.[/QUOTE]I wouldn't argue with anything you wrote!
When you have a girl with you they will keep you busy. They always have things they want to do.
[QUOTE=Combo;1472466]I wouldn't argue with anything you wrote![/QUOTE]
Girl House, Sky High, and 305 closed last night and arrests made. Any more info from our SD experts?
[QUOTE=Charles Pooter;1473247]Girl House, Sky High, and 305 closed last night and arrests made. Any more info from our SD experts?[/QUOTE]Damn! They're messing up my favorite country!
[QUOTE=OldKool;1472520]When you have a girl with you they will keep you busy. They always have things they want to do.[/QUOTE]I enjoy the experience of being embedded in the local culture with a GF. Visiting relatives, going shopping, doing things with her as guide to places and people you'd never otherwise experience. Plus I have more and better sex than with a chica I just met. The only times I have ever spent much of the day doing it was with chicas who were in wife / novia mode. What get's a chica really horny? I'd have to put going clothes shopping high on the list LOL.
[QUOTE=Marc Anthony;1473312]What get's a chica really horny? I'd have to put going clothes shopping high on the list LOL.[/QUOTE]Very high. Second only to going to the salon, but by the time they emerge five hours later my dick has gone soft so buying clothes is probably more effective.
[QUOTE=Charles Pooter;1473322]Very high. Second only to going to the salon, but by the time they emerge five hours later my dick has gone soft so buying clothes is probably more effective.[/QUOTE]I think some people might read us as just saying they are being mercenary but I think the experience of having a guy take them out to indulge them in trying on and buying clothes is a pretty rare thing to a good unspoiled chica and is actually playing out a sort of fantasy role in almost the same way one would engage in sexual role play. New clothes are an aspiration and an ego boost and a BF offering this and being an interested and appreciative audience I think is actually arousing to a lot of chicas, if finding them ready to pounce on me and dripping wet when we got home is any measure.
I couldn't attempt this with a middle class chica with more expensive tastes but a few thousand peso budget not for necessities but to indulge herself will make an unspoiled chica feel like a star.
[QUOTE=Marc Anthony; 1473341]I think some people might read us as just saying they are being mercenary but I think the experience of having a guy take them out to indulge them in trying on and buying clothes is a pretty rare thing to a good unspoiled chica and is actually playing out a sort of fantasy role in almost the same way one would engage in sexual role play. New clothes are an aspiration and an ego boost and a BF offering this and being an interested and appreciative audience I think is actually arousing to a lot of chicas, if finding them ready to pounce on me and dripping wet when we got home is any measure.
I couldn't attempt this with a middle class chica with more expensive tastes but a few thousand peso budget not for necessities but to indulge herself will make an unspoiled chica feel like a star.[/QUOTE]I respect what your saying but I disagree. If these chicas are in the campo with basic necessities and you start making her fly, then you might be setting her up for trouble. The boys in the bario will probably take notice of her new luxury items and make her a target for violence or scams.
This dude that I talk via pm just purchased his chica her second iphone because the boys snatched it while she was talking on it.
Its best IMHO to give her food for the house, milk for the baby or a little cash for her piggy bank. If you elevate the chica beyond her environment, then she can be in trouble if she plans to stay there. The crabs don't want her to achieve in their faces.
[QUOTE=Charles Pooter;1473247]Girl House, Sky High, and 305 closed last night and arrests made. Any more info from our SD experts?[/QUOTE]I got this message last Friday from a friend who was working in Venecia when they closed it.
Han cerrado todos los negocios nos quedamos sin trabajo.
Nada.
Estoy en la calle, sin saber como irme a casa.
When I asked she said they were all closed. I have known her for over four years and this is the first time she has been concerned about how she is supposed to make a living.
Did the rest of the message by any chance include a request to send money?
I think you are wise to ask for confirmation about the real situation. If she really needed money and is in the street she knows how to get it.
[QUOTE=Bogiemaker; 1473412]I got this message last Friday from a friend who was working in Venecia when they closed it.
Han cerrado todos los negocios nos quedamos sin trabajo.
Nada.
Estoy en la calle, sin saber como irme a casa.
When I asked she said they were all closed. I have known her for over four years and this is the first time she has been concerned about how she is supposed to make a living.[/QUOTE]