I want to take my fiance to a nice all-inclusive in bavaro area. I'm a fourty something gringo she is a 20 something dominicana. Is there any problems with checking into say Barcelo Dominican Beach hotel. Please go easy on me with the moralizing about older gringo, younger dominicana. Anybody have experience with this situation. I don't want to put her in an embarrassing situation. Thanks. rw
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Any problems with bringing my dominicana to an all-inclusive
All you have to do is register your girlfriend and then it should be no problem.
Have fun:bunny::bunny::bunny::bunny:
Exactly as long as she is registered with you, there will be no problems at all, just make sure she has her ID with her.
thanks for the reply. when you say register her do you mean when i book the room to put her name on the reservation too. i was going to book thru expedia and i don't know it they have a place to put all names down. thanks again
Just book a room for two on Expedia, in your name, bring her with cedula to check in, and she is a registered guest just like you.
If anybody looks at you funny, ask them if their name is jrhartley!
If anybody looks at you funny, ask them if their name is jrhartley!
And she will be getting funny looks for being with a younger man LOL
A Diamond in the rough!
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At Sun Village there were these three gringo guys MUCH older than you (probably in their 60s) with 3 Dominicanas much younger than them (probably early 20s) and nobody gave them any trouble that I saw. The girls were dressed like sluts and they could barely talk to each other because the guys apparently didn't know Spanish but I didn't see anyone at the Resort bothering them, and I saw them everyday that I was there. (Not that I was specifically eyeing them just that they didn't look like your average couples!!!)
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Even better, since she is Dominican both of you can get a discount. She needs to show her Cedula and ask for it. Just for being a Dominican citizen she gets a discount almost in all the resorts in the country.
it's true in many of the all-inclusives... i used to let my secretary book hotels for business guests & occasionally myself. we almost always got an 'in-country' discount. unless the policy's been discontinued in the last few years
"A Diamond in the rough!"
Tambo
Very funny, and very subtle. I think Betty and I are the only ones to get it.
Tambo
Very funny, and very subtle. I think Betty and I are the only ones to get it.
My wife is 2 and 1/2 years younger than me. Is that more appropriate? My brother is 45 and his Cuban wife is 27, and they aren't embarrassed by the age difference.
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If you book in country through a Dominican travel agent you will most certainly get a discounted price. We've done so more than once.