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Hotel in Cabarete
Hotel Kaoba centrally located, right across the street from the beach, very nice, if you want better prices they have much better ... about 40-50$ per night. Only problem was I had a guest sit with me at their pool for 1 hour one day and when I checked out they wanted to charge me the 2 person price for the week.. had to argue with the European manager for 30 mins and we compromised on the final price.
I agree on Hotel Kaoba. They have plenty of options including some quiet cabanas. AI's are bad deals to begin with and Cabarete has plenty of good bars and restaurants.
I like Kaoba too, and those little caba?as behind the main building are great value at $30/night. Great wifi, AC, dog friendly.
I had day guests, overnight guests, guests with dogs - was never charged anything extra.
I had day guests, overnight guests, guests with dogs - was never charged anything extra.
Velero Beach Resort in Cabarete actually does have some super deals for September, because they are renovating their pool, making it a totally ceramic tile bottom with about 200 fibre optic lights embedded that will be ... nice. Prices for September are 25% - 30% off or more. Just look at Trip Advisor and compare. #1 for 3 years running, and for a good reason.
If you're looking for cheepy cheepy, look at Ali's Surf Camp or Kite Beach or Kaoba or La Alegria or San Souci and a myriad of others. Go to FB and see "Cabarete restaurants, etc." or other sites. You want quality? Compare to fit your budget.
Velero or a couple of others for quality experience....otherwise, you're bottom fishing, which are suitable for budget travelers.
If you're looking for cheepy cheepy, look at Ali's Surf Camp or Kite Beach or Kaoba or La Alegria or San Souci and a myriad of others. Go to FB and see "Cabarete restaurants, etc." or other sites. You want quality? Compare to fit your budget.
Velero or a couple of others for quality experience....otherwise, you're bottom fishing, which are suitable for budget travelers.
I've stayed here in a inexpensive bungalow. I was lane so didn't need all the fancy stuff. I just needed a shower, bed and sink. Lol. I'm a nomadic wanderlust used to staying in hostel and pensiones so staying in this bungalow was fine for me. I was across the street from the beach. In the evenings, there are restaurants that set up on the beach with candles as their regular seating. Great atmosphere some with a musical vibe. Nice. I fell in love.
