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Best Hotel For A Single Guy In Sosua
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Allegedly?
After many years of Judy allegedly relieving investors of their fortunes, she is now back in her homeland, dying a slow painful death.
Yes, I believe in Karma.
Here's a few hotels to check out, in no particular order.
If you want links to nicer places that are not in the downtown area, just ask.
Dominican Republic Hotel Club Residencial Sosua
http://www.hotelcasacayena.com/
CasaValeria Main Page
New Garden Hotel - Sosua
On my previous trips I used to stay at Judys..(forget the name)..but I hear it's not there anymore or turned into condos.
After many years of Judy allegedly relieving investors of their fortunes, she is now back in her homeland, dying a slow painful death.
Yes, I believe in Karma.
Here's a few hotels to check out, in no particular order.
If you want links to nicer places that are not in the downtown area, just ask.
Dominican Republic Hotel Club Residencial Sosua
http://www.hotelcasacayena.com/
CasaValeria Main Page
New Garden Hotel - Sosua
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That is correct.Thanks Rocky..these are all guest friendly, I assume.
To be fair.i suggest reading some culture while you are here
A person asking the question, such as the one put forth by the OP, does not necessarily mean that he is going to go out and get himself some low life skank crack whore every night.
He may very well have a girlfriend, who he has been dating for 5 years.
Just something to consider.
To be fair.
A person asking the question, such as the one put forth by the OP, does not necessarily mean that he is going to go out and get himself some low life skank crack whore every night.
He may very well have a girlfriend, who he has been dating for 5 years.
Just something to consider.
This is true. When I was in Cuba the hotel would not let my sister in law in the lobby door.
Yes she was invited. :surprised
After many years of Judy allegedly relieving investors of their fortunes, she is now back in her homeland, dying a slow painful death.
Yes, I believe in Karma.
Here's a few hotels to check out, in no particular order.
If you want links to nicer places that are not in the downtown area, just ask.
Dominican Republic Hotel Club Residencial Sosua
http://www.hotelcasacayena.com/
CasaValeria Main Page
New Garden Hotel - Sosua
Rocky,
Of those hotels you listed which one is the cleanest with a working AC and located with few minutes of walking distance from all the action? A friend and I are going to be there first week of Jan. Form pictures I have seen Club Residencial looks to be the cleanest and the most upscale than the others. Would like to stay in a hotel that is not loud and where a lot of European tourist chicks are staying. Any suggestion? Thanks.
Club Residencial is a good choice, but couldn't tell you if there are European tourist chicks hanging out there.Rocky,
Of those hotels you listed which one is the cleanest with a working AC and located with few minutes of walking distance from all the action? A friend and I are going to be there first week of Jan. Form pictures I have seen Club Residencial looks to be the cleanest and the most upscale than the others. Would like to stay in a hotel that is not loud and where a lot of European tourist chicks are staying. Any suggestion? Thanks.
PS: They would all be clean, IMHO and all very nice places.
If you want more upscale, they might not be guest friendly type hotels.
Using that very term.How do ask if a place is "guest friendly" without offending people?
I'm frequently asked if the hotel is guest friendly.
Some people say, "chica friendly".
How do ask if a place is "guest friendly" without offending people?
or ask "are they visitor" friendly. the reason i say that is my male friends could not visit me in my room at the AI's in sosua or boca chica. they were staying in another hotel. they had to use the phone in the lobby and call me. same went for my female friends. with that i assume the "other friends" could not visit either.
i really didn't understand the policy of "same sex" visitors.
just maybe they thought :ermm:
Not that there's anything wrong with the term, "visitor friendly", but nobody uses it.or ask "are they visitor" friendly. the reason i say that is my male friends could not visit me in my room at the AI's in sosua or boca chica. they were staying in another hotel. they had to use the phone in the lobby and call me. same went for my female friends. with that i assume the "other friends" could not visit either.
i really didn't understand the policy of "same sex" visitors.
just maybe they thought :ermm:
In all the years of receiving inquiries, I have never been asked in those words.
"Guest friendly" is by far the most used and understood by all.
Some guys say "chica friendly", as I mentioned before, but "guest friendly" would be the best choice of words.
Its unfortunate that some automatically think that when one says "guest friendly" they are referring to prostitutes. Not everyone who goes to the DR has to resort to picking up prostitutes. Not saying that many dont do this, just saying that people shouldnt be so quick to judge.
generally if you arrive during the middle of the day youll see available "guests" nearby if the hotel is "chica friendly". If its not fairly obvious you should definitely ask. Typically if you see mainly single guys staying at the hotel its also a good indicator as is seeing mainly families is a good indicator it isnt "chica friendly".
Sorry, but I couldn't disagree more, at least, here in Sosua.generally if you arrive during the middle of the day youll see available "guests" nearby if the hotel is "chica friendly".".
Of the guest friendly hotels that I know in Sosua, only one permits chicas to hang out there.
There are inherent problems with having putas hanging out.
Security, client harassment, etc.
Just because a hotel is guest friendly, does not mean that it promotes/offers prostitution.
There's a big difference between a hotel that recognizes that singles sometimes may want some companionship of the opposite sex, and a hotel that is in the puta business.
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