Santiago, October 2013

Visited Ilusions and Casa Blanca on a Tuesday night around 11PM. Both are on the same street (duarte), about 5 minutes from century plaza hotel (also cabanas near century plaza hotel). Ilusions resembles Pasion, but a smaller version. At least ten chicas, friendly, thick and not so thick. Big tit, big ass chica was all up on me when I sat at the bar. Casa Blanca seems to have been remodeled recently (it was my first time visiting). Has an outdoor area with tables and chairs and a pool and an air conditioned area inside with a stripper pole, nice. At least ten chicas in casa blanca, some tall, some thick. Thick friendly chica sat next to me, no panties, mini skirt, stood up in front of me and lifted her skirt so her ass was in my face. Very friendly, she openly entered her number in my cell phone without me asking, rooms on site. Casa Blanca is off of Duarte, you will see some old wooden homes for about a block before you get to the entrance of casa blanca. Free to enter both places. The chica in casa blanca said they dance nude on Wednesday night (probably other nights as well).

Two photos blurry, taken without the flash.

No cigar?

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Originally Posted by continentalmike

No cigar?

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I entered Ilusion and Casa Blanca with a cigar (it was lit up before getting in the car for the drive to those two clubs). Ilusion has a billiard area behind the main bar/dance floor area where you can smoke. Casa Blanca has a large open air space with nice tables and chairs, all the chicas where outside in that area and it is where I smoked the Kelner Brand cigar.

Kelner owns the Casa del Aroma cigar shop in the El Gran Almirante Hotel (open during the week till 9PM). Some photos from that Cigar Shop. Halls good to have for Oral Sex.

El Gran Almirante Hotel, bunch of flacas.

Congratulations Boston.

About 25 minutes from the el gran almirante hotel. Nice view of the valley and the city of santiago. I was told $73US per night for two people, which includes all taxes. Outside area with tables and chairs and a view, also tables and chairs inside for the restaurant, friendly workers.

Free parking. To enter the galleries, I paid 100 pesos. Some beautiful works of art (paintings by an artist named Morel were my favorites). Also historical artifacts including items from the first people who inhabited the island. Restaurant where you can a get coffee and sit inside or outside. Gift shop that sells cigars, books, etc. Live birds in a large, screened enclosure outside.

On Avenida 27 de Febrero east of Avenida Estrella Sadhalla (about 5 minutes from the Texaco gas station and McDonalds).

I do miss my "home" city. Thanks for the pictures.

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I do miss my "home" city. Thanks for the pictures.

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Thanks.

Props to the owner of the ISOC for providing this site.:)

I have not stayed at the Aloha Sol Hotel, rates should be under $100US per night for two. About 5 blocks from the Monument. Hodelpa Centro Plaza Hotel is half a block from the Aloha Sol Hotel, rates around $100US. Hodelpa Centro Plaza has a free secure parking lot on the side of the Hotel off calle de sol. If you stay at Hodelpa Centro Plaza, you can use the pool, gym and sauna at the El Gran Almirante Hotel. Hodelpa Centro Plaza was always chica friendly when I stayed there, with no extra fees. I have read that Aloha Sol Hotel is also chica friendly.

Various shops (including La Sirena) and places to get food (Pizza Hut and McDonald's), and money exchange places on Calle De Sol. If I remember correctly the bar Francifol is at the opposite end of calle de sol from the Monument.

Aloha Sol is a nice place, but has small rooms.

When I stayed there breakfast was included and it was chica friendly, forgot the price.

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Originally Posted by continentalmike

Aloha Sol is a nice place, but has small rooms.

When I stayed there breakfast was included and it was chica friendly, forgot the price.

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Free secure parking for Aloha Sol Hotel (near the entrance for the casino associated with the hotel, on a side street off calle de sol).

Some vehicles and a plaque, Santiago.

World Series (some Dominicans cheering for Boston there), Dominican baseball, basketball and other sports, shown on the televisions. Security guard outside at night.

https://foursquare.com/v/lovera-bar/...242d439265ec08

Not my video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INm-vgXBrio

Caribe Tours Bus Station near Las Colinas Mall. 22 VIP Club located inside Las Colinas Mall. Las Colinas Rancho Tipico and Monte Bar located in the same area. Parking at the Mall cost about 20 pesos for an hour or so.

Sanchez Libertad neighborhood is off Avenida Estrella Sadhalla, I had a beverage made with a piece of the fruit from the tree outside the home I was visiting, jagua fruit.

http://twentytwovipclub.com/site/twe...mall-santiago/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlq82InzdNM

Gran Almirante Hotel, Santiago, Rep. Dom., October 2013. Pool deck also has a bar for drinks and you can order food there as well. Seems this hotel might be adding balconies to some of the rooms.

Half a block from the El Gran Almirante Hotel on Avenida Salvador Estrella Sadhalá is a pharmacy (probably Carol) that is open 24/7 (in the direction of the Hache Building, which has Plaza Hache with stores, places to eat and parking). At that pharmacy I bought Lilly Brand Cialis for about 345-365 pesos per pill, best price I have encountered on my recent trips (also chips, soda, water etc. can be purchased there). Super Mercado Nacional, McDonald's and Overlounge a few blocks going the other direction on Avenida Salvador Estrella Sadhalá. Super Mercado Nacional sells hot ready to eat food.

https://twitter.com/VitolasCigarC , Vitolas Cigar Lounge/Store/Bar and Food, on Ave. Estrella Sadhalá, across from PUCMM University and adjacent to Platinum Casino, which is adjacent to Plaza Platinum, where Hotel Platino is located, https://foursquare.com/v/vitolas-cig...8e7aed22961b3b

Hotel Platino, I stayed at years ago, room rates for single occupancy, start around $45 per night, http://www.hotelplatinord.com/tarifas.html

Business card for the cigar shop in the gran almirante hotel. Super Mercado Nacional on Ave. Estrella Sadhalá has a room in the front of the store, that has cigars for sale.