Would anyone know of any medium size($30-$70) hotels between Santo Domingo and Boca Chica. I did not want to stay in either the capital or Boca Chica, but I need to be in the general area. I don't care about a beach but a small pool would be nice. If not in that area, is there something similar just west of the capital before San Cristobal? (or should I post in the South West Coast forum?) Quiet is OK with me. Thanks
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Medium Size Hotels Between SD and Boca Chica
There is a very nice Quality Hotel near Las Americans International airport and it's half way to Santo Domingo and half way to Boca Chica. It has a swimming pool and price includes a buffet breakfast. If you make the reservation thru their website, the rate is $110.00 U.S. But if you reserve thru American Airlines' website, it goes down to $68.75. Don't forget, that you still have to add 26% tax.
You would be a true ponce to pay US$100 or $70 for that matter, between the airport and Boca Chica when the same room (Costalunga, El Candil, etc.) in Boca Chica is $40. The cab is only $18.
not sure what the prob is with boca chica. El Candil will pick you up and drop you off at the airport for free and for 40-50 USD its a nice place with good security. The airport pick up/drop off is definely a savings of 20 US each way.It is not on the beach and it is not on duarte.
I couldnt imagine paying 100 for some place near the airport.
Not sure what the OP's objections are to BC....but it sounds like a better bet to me if he doesnt want to stay in SD proper.
I couldnt imagine paying 100 for some place near the airport.
Not sure what the OP's objections are to BC....but it sounds like a better bet to me if he doesnt want to stay in SD proper.
I think they require a minimum of a 3 day stay for the free airport pickup.Juniper said:I will keep in mind the hotel El Candil in case I ever need to stay in that area. Especially if they pick you up at the airport.