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Are there restaurants on the river in Jarabacoa?
Jarabacoa River Club
The Jarabacoa River Club is right on the river and is a beautiful spot. ::: Jarabacoa River Club & Resort ::: I have not been there in a while but when I was there the restaurant was open to the public. They also said they would be renting rooms soon but that never happened. I would rent one if they were available. Maybe someone who lives up that way could give us an update.
The Jarabacoa River Club is right on the river and is a beautiful spot. ::: Jarabacoa River Club & Resort ::: I have not been there in a while but when I was there the restaurant was open to the public. They also said they would be renting rooms soon but that never happened. I would rent one if they were available. Maybe someone who lives up that way could give us an update.
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The Jarabacoa River Club is not your typical resort. They don't rent rooms at all (yet). I believe it is being run as a private club with private ownership of the condos and/or villas that are there. They also rent out the facilities for events and special occasions. The restaurant was open to the public and possibly the bar at night. I toured it when they were first opening. The location is first class with views of the river and the mountains. There were mostly wealthy Dominicans there when I visited. Maybe someone with some recent experience there could add some details.
The Jarabacoa River Club is not your typical resort. They don't rent rooms at all (yet). I believe it is being run as a private club with private ownership of the condos and/or villas that are there. They also rent out the facilities for events and special occasions. The restaurant was open to the public and possibly the bar at night. I toured it when they were first opening. The location is first class with views of the river and the mountains. There were mostly wealthy Dominicans there when I visited. Maybe someone with some recent experience there could add some details.
The restaurant, pool and river are open to the public. It has replaced a trip to the beach when looking to get out of Santiago for the day.
Exactly, my next trip will be to Santiago and I have been to Puerto Plata already. Obviously i like the beach but I love being in the mountains.
Correct.
JRC and Gran Jimenoa are the only two restaurants on the rivers in Jarabacoa.
Both have their own positives, I do think JRC is much pricier. Gram Jimeonoa is not that expensive. We eat there all the time.
Price is relative...coming from the U.S. a $100USD for dinner w/ a view and the sound of the rushing river is worth it....especially when the food is good.
I'm not saying dinner at the GJ is $100USD...I'm just sayin...
I have not eaten there in a while, but when I stayed there, there were a couple of meals on the menu large enough to share...