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2 months in Santiago, where can I stay??
Website? Don't know, but seriously doubt it.deejboram said:
Monthly rates? Don't know, but for $RD500 a night it's a steal, speak to Victor or his son, they might hook you up.
809-247-3122
p.s. There is a Hotel across the street for $76RD a night, woowwww!!
cucurachas included of course. :laugh: :laugh:
Thanks Ricardo
Thanks Ricardo. Do you know if the internet access at Hotel Colonial is available from the rooms ? Also, Will it be safe to leave my laptop there when I go out to enjoy the city?? (My laptop will be kept inside my locked luggage, of course)
Thanks Ricardo. Do you know if the internet access at Hotel Colonial is available from the rooms ? Also, Will it be safe to leave my laptop there when I go out to enjoy the city?? (My laptop will be kept inside my locked luggage, of course)
Colonial has an internet center with DSL, but no wifi as far as I know. I would give victor the wifi access point if he agreed to let me install it. I may be looking to stay in STI for 2-6 months as well and would also need high speed net access. I may call alberto suites to check them out.
For wifi I always stop in a cosa nostra italian restaurant. They have high speed wifi at the bar! Cold beer and broadband. . . ..
For wifi I always stop in a cosa nostra italian restaurant. They have high speed wifi at the bar! Cold beer and broadband. . . ..
They don't have WIFI in the rooms, but I saw a guest use his laptop in the front reception area. His laptop has wireless capability, so I am assuming they must have some form of wireless capabitility downstairs.
Also for those boring rainy days, they have a playstation2 :classic:
Also for those boring rainy days, they have a playstation2 :classic:
Caba?as(?)
A very serious business lady (please read and understand ALL these three last words before thinking the wrong thing) told me that when she had to travel she ocasionally spend nights at one or the other "caba?as" complex... I can feel some of yu already :nervous:
I know, from what I understand, these "Caba?as" are places one goes to, to spend some time with a "girlfriend", lover or your wife. They shall be known to do hourly rates too..... so... Anyway, she told me that many of these are very luxurious and kept clean and that the rates (dayly and in some cases, even weekly) were much better than comparable hotels. She added that the ones in Santiago are "Palacios".
I have not yet had the pleasure to visit one of these... so I'd welcome (serious) comments.
... J-D.
A very serious business lady (please read and understand ALL these three last words before thinking the wrong thing) told me that when she had to travel she ocasionally spend nights at one or the other "caba?as" complex... I can feel some of yu already :nervous:
I know, from what I understand, these "Caba?as" are places one goes to, to spend some time with a "girlfriend", lover or your wife. They shall be known to do hourly rates too..... so... Anyway, she told me that many of these are very luxurious and kept clean and that the rates (dayly and in some cases, even weekly) were much better than comparable hotels. She added that the ones in Santiago are "Palacios".
I have not yet had the pleasure to visit one of these... so I'd welcome (serious) comments.
... J-D.