06/2012 - Apartahotel Madejra

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

http://www.bocachicaplaya.com/


After chilling with Yayow and Greydread, I recall him shopping for hotels and remember him saying that this place was high on the list, before he ended up at the fancy Trump towers of Boca Chica.

After I got fed up with the conditions of El Caucho and how I was treated and had issues with missing/stolen money I checked it out.

I would not say it is a dramatic improvement over El caucho, but IMO

Pros

You cannot beat the location. The beach is right next door The Duarte is right there. The supermarket, ATM's Western Union, Beach claro, anything you need is right there within a 80 yard radius. If you are familiar with Sosua, imagine if ROckys or NG was directly on PedroC around where the Winners circle was, and the beach was right behind it.
Has running water and in fact had no issues with hot water or flushing toilets at all.
The safes are the pin number type you can program.
Some of the staff speak english, and compared to Chantel over at El Caucho, it will come in handy if you have an issue.
They have 4 floors, but it has an elevator, and it might be the smallest elevator I have ever seen, and it might be powered by 3-4 domincans pulling a rope.

Cons

If you like it super quiet, you might have issues at this place I didn't have an issue with noise but when Duarte is rocking you will hear the music faintly.
I actually technically stayed there on 2 occasions in one trip. I checked out and when my flight was canceled, I stayed there again another night in another room. Both rooms did not have a blanket. I did not have issues with temperature or anything, but only had sheet covers. I fuck onto of the blankets and sleep underneath, just thought that was wierd.
I got WIFI on the second floor on the beach side with no problem, but on the second floor close to the duarte side, it came in only half my rooms. I suspect you might have issues on the higher floors.

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

Forgot to add info and will add pictures later

Madejra Apartahotel

Cl Abraham Nunez No 1
Boca Chica, Rep. Dom.
Codigo Postal: 10501

(001-809) 523-4434

HotelMadejra@Hotmail.com

[yayow]

There are actually some real nice options for hotels in Boca, some new ones, the problem is that the new ones put you away from the action, the hotels closer to the strip are older and in many cases in some form of disrepair. So unfortunately if someone wants proximity to the strip and beach they often lose out in the type of accomodations that many have gotten used to. The place where Greydread stays at is close to everything but by Boca standards is expensive, $150/night for two bedrooms but all the amenities. I guess if you got someone who is a good wing can be considered reasonable at $75/night each.

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

There are actually some real nice options for hotels in Boca, some new ones, the problem is that the new ones put you away from the action, the hotels closer to the strip are older and in many cases in some form of disrepair. So unfortunately if someone wants proximity to the strip and beach they often lose out in the type of accomodations that many have gotten used to. The place where Greydread stays at is close to everything but by Boca standards is expensive, $150/night for two bedrooms but all the amenities. I guess if you got someone who is a good wing can be considered reasonable at $75/night each.

That place is a bargain at $75 per person!!!!!!!

[Dave Diaz]

Forgot to add info and will add pictures later

Madejra Apartahotel

Cl Abraham Nunez No 1
Boca Chica, Rep. Dom.
Codigo Postal: 10501

(001-809) 523-4434

HotelMadejra@Hotmail.com

How much is this place per night??? I saw yayow mention 150 a night for 2 beds buti I don't think he was talking about this place just hotels in general for the boca chica area.

I need to find a hotel for tomorrow and after reading some stuff here I might need to keep looking a little more.

I'm big on the wifi in my room and ac and if possible something close to the strip. There was one hotel that yayow said is across from a 24 hr casa but I remember dr always being so hot I need an ac option or very good cieling fans.

Thanks for sharing this information.

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

How much is this place per night??? I saw yayow mention 150 a night for 2 beds buti I don't think he was talking about this place just hotels in general for the boca chica area.

I need to find a hotel for tomorrow and after reading some stuff here I might need to keep looking a little more.

I'm big on the wifi in my room and ac and if possible something close to the strip. There was one hotel that yayow said is across from a 24 hr casa but I remember dr always being so hot I need an ac option or very good cieling fans.

Thanks for sharing this information.

I think $40 per night the casas are a 5 min walk away

I assume the other place was villa Florencia which is where grey dread and crew stayed

[yayow]

I think $40 per night the casas are a 5 min walk away

I assume the other place was villa Florencia which is where grey dread and crew stayed



Yes the other place is villa Florencia, which is high priced by Boca Chica standards, but is the lap of luxury, in Boca and most places, a good deal for the price if you have a good wingman, alone I wouldn't do it. Madjera is good value, at $40 a night basically right at the beach, and a block from the strip, many other options in BC in the $35 -$55 per night range. I recommend finding a place pay for a night, and then look around and see if you want to go somewhere else for a night or however long your stay is for.

[Dave Diaz]

Thanks boris and yayow.

I will reach out today. I'm only there this weekend but still would like a comfortable place. I don't need the lap of luxury but there are a few things id like. I will do what yayow said and book a night and look around a little.

[yayow]

DD, give me a call when you reach, the number is the same, if you don't still have it pm me, and I will give it to you again. One thing I don't answer calls that are blocked or it says unknown caller, so if your number or name doesn't come up, I won't answer, I like to know who is calling and be able to call back if I want.

[MrHappy]

DD, give me a call when you reach, the number is the same, if you don't still have it pm me, and I will give it to you again. One thing I don't answer calls that are blocked or it says unknown caller, so if your number or name doesn't come up, I won't answer, I like to know who is calling and be able to call back if I want.

I tried to do that as well, but it just plain ain't practical, especially in my case, since I work here. I finally ended up getting a second phone.

One I give out to people I trust, and the other to folks I may or may not want to talk to. (You've got them both.)

The "trust" phone, I always try to answer, blocked number or not. The other is a crap shoot for the caller.

[Dave Diaz]

Yayow pm it to me now I will add it to my book. I lost my phone in philippines so I lost my contacts unless they come up on my orange sim.

I know what you mean abut the names poppin up. Part of why I got the phone I had, easy to load contacts, but I think I got a backup plan. Ill call you when I land there.

[yayow]

I tried to do that as well, but it just plain ain't practical, especially in my case, since I work here. I finally ended up getting a second phone.

One I give out to people I trust, and the other to folks I may or may not want to talk to. (You've got them both.)

The "trust" phone, I always try to answer, blocked number or not. The other is a crap shoot for the caller.


No I don't I just checked, must have erased it at some time, when going through my phone, been a while since I've seen you, so when you reach call, then I will have it again.

[Skynyrd]

I'm going to arrive around 2:00 tomorrow and head straight for Europa if nothing avail go across the street.
hell it's only 2 nights I don't need a Hilton:corky:
Yayow my bus leaves at 9:00am so I will call you just to touch base at when I hit the SD metro station around 1:00pm tomorrow

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

I realized I never posted the pics I said I would, and I think I never actually finished my last report:mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=48765&d=1339732349

Dominicans like to put toilets on the wall on windows on the floor

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=48768&d=1339732378

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=49550&d=1340335675

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=48767&d=1339732368

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=48766&d=1339732359

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=49549&d=1340335665

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=49615&d=1340336816

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=49617&d=1340336837

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=49618&d=1340336848

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

Thank you Rosetta Stone and Pimselur

Cama sin Puta

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=49616&d=1340336827

Cama con puta

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=49613&d=1340336794

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

If you ever stayed at the new Garden, I would compare this place with the shittiest room at the NG on the old side, but even closer to the strip and beach. No breakfast included, but plenty of places around within walking distance, and the beach next to the hotel, so technically it would be ocean front, although you should avoid that area, since that is the anus of Boca Chica as far as hustlers, vendors and beggers, and is the worst area of the beach, not that there is any good areas these mofos are everywhere, this is just the worst part IMO. I would recommend going further down the beach area and always ask if there is a charge for the table.

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

Off topic but if you look carefully behind the power lines you will see villa florencia

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=49611&d=1340336774

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=49610&d=1340336764

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

I never would of guessed this was a hotel if it wasn't for Greydread Yayow and other dude we met who I think recommended this place to us. I don't know much about Boca Chica, but this place is in a category by itself compared to the hotels I've seen and we are comparing Apples to Lobsters

I think this is the front of it, and to the left, in the far back you can see the building with a big dish on top? Thats was the apartment building for the Candy Shop, which is one of the higher end casa's which had some nice ones in there. They also had a glass window, which kind of gave it an Amsterdam feel to it, with hookers in windows.

I still think of the girl I didn't take from there a blanca with a really tight athletic body, hope she is still there:rolleyes::lol::lol:

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=49609&d=1340336754

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=49608&d=1340336743

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=49607&d=1340336732

[greydread]

Thanks boris and yayow.

I will reach out today. I'm only there this weekend but still would like a comfortable place. I don't need the lap of luxury but there are a few things id like. I will do what yayow said and book a night and look around a little.

The Hotel Europa is right across the street from the Madejra. I stayed there 4 nights in August at $40/ night. They do have breakfast. I got a balcony room facing the Caribbean (1 block away) but the AC was broken. No problem, the ceiling fan worked just fine. The room had 2 beds (1 to play, 1 to sleep) and the accomodation was very basic. It's extremely convenient to the strip on Duarte just go out the front door, turn left and walk 10 paces. There is no wifi in the rooms. They have wifi in the lobby and in the dining room. No need to call for reservations. There's always room.

The last 6 nights I spent at Villa Florencia. I got a 1br suite for $100/ night. Moving there was a relief. For one thing, being right on the strip kind of sucks when you're trying to get some rest or have an intimate My room at Villa Florencia had AC units in the bedroom and in the living room. There was a 40" HDTV with cable in the living room, full kitchen with all the cooking and eating utensils and accessories you could want with service for 8, including cognac glasses, champagne flutes, the works. My apartment had a washing machine (no dryer though) in the bathroom, hair dryer, iron & board, name it. The service was impeccable and when I brought Chicas there it was drawers off at the door. The place is very impressive and I wouldn't carry the hood rats that rolled with me at Europa there though. The rooms have wifi and a hardwired LAN connection. I highly recommend this place. It's catty corner from the Candy Shop and you can sit on the balcony (bedroom and living room have separate balconies) and watch the Chicas roll up and down the street between the bus stop and the strip/ El Batey. (809) 523-5253/ www.villaflorencia.info/ (http://www.villaflorencia.info/) villaflorencia-bc@hotmail.com

2 blocks from Duarte, 3 blocks from the Beach.

[greydread]

The view from the bedroom balcony at Villa Florencia

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The Kichen/ Dining Room

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View from the Balcony doors in

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[greydread]

I've also stayed at the Calypso Beach Hotel (which is not on the beach). It's across the street from Villa Florencia and on the opposite corner from the Candy Shop. It's $45 a night with balcony, AC, wifi in the rooms, no restaurant. It was okay. (809) 881-6929 (Rafael) or (809) 523-4666 (Front Desk). Clean, affordable, 3 blocks from Duarte with multiple casas within 3 blocks.

www.calypsobeachhotel.com

[greydread]

There's 2 other places I considered which are, well....really cheap. The kind of places I would stay if I was staying in Santo Domingo and just needed a place to fuck/ crash for a night.

Castello Italiano ($25-$35/ night) (809) 924-0610 Calle Juan Bautista Vicini #16 (2 blocks North of the park)



Villa Marianna ($35-$45/ night) (809) 523-4679 villamarianna@live.com Calle Juan Bautista Vicini No. 11

I don't have the digits with me now but there's another small hotel with a casino and a restaurant directly across from the Play Boy House. I ate there one afternoon after returning my Puta to the club and the food was really good. I met the owner and he gave me their brochure and a rate of $45. night with breakfast but I didn't go upstairs to check out the rooms 'cause she threw my hip out of joint with her Pum-Pum. I might just try this place next trip. The problem is I'd be so mesmerized by all the beauties at the club I'd probably never even make it to Duarte. It's a popular place with the Gringos. There's a large colmado on the next block and the bus/ gua-gua station to Santo Domingo, Coleta. SDQ, etc. is two blocks away. There is a lot of non-pro/ semi-pro action along this route and for $26.30 you can get just about anything you want.

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

I've also stayed at the Calypso Beach Hotel (which is not on the beach). It's across the street from Villa Florencia and on the opposite corner from the Candy Shop. It's $45 a night with balcony, AC, wifi in the rooms, no restaurant. It was okay. (809) 881-6929 (Rafael) or (809) 523-4666 (Front Desk). Clean, affordable, 3 blocks from Duarte with multiple casas within 3 blocks.

www.calypsobeachhotel.com (http://www.calypsobeachhotel.com)

Where should I stay for one night? Something nice and chica friendly.

[greydread]

Where should I stay for one night? Something nice and chica friendly.

All the places I mentioned are "Chica friendly" otherwise WTF would a guy like me be doing there?

If you like the strip on Duarte and the beach and plenty of cheap, low end, freelance Putas I would stay at one of the places mentioned at the beach (Madejra, Europa, Coco Playa, etc.). If I was really, really cheap I'd go up the hill to the Castillo Italiano. There's all kinds of freaks in and out of there and the rooms are basically tiny little fuck bungalows like the type found in the first ring of Hell. For $25 you can't be real picky.

On the other hand, while staying at Villa Florencia I have pulled Chicas on their way to the gua-gua stop while out front sipping a Presidente and shooting the shit with the security guy. I have met Chicas from the Candy Shop at the colmado down the street and got their digits for later. Every Chica who walked in the door came out of her clothes immediately. Those balconies are perfect for naked romps.

It's up to you. More comfort=more money, however in Boca Chica "more money" really isn't all that much.

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

On the other hand, while staying at Villa Florencia I have pulled Chicas on their way to the gua-gua stop while out front sipping a Presidente and shooting the shit with the security guy. I have met Chicas from the Candy Shop at the colmado down the street and got their digits for later. Every Chica who walked in the door came out of her clothes immediately. Those balconies are perfect for naked romps.

It's up to you. More comfort=more money, however in Boca Chica "more money" really isn't all that much.

So now I will tell my wingman to pick one. We are only going for 1 night this trip and maybe 2 nights in january.

[greydread]

So now I will tell my wingman to pick one. We are only going for 1 night this trip and maybe 2 nights in january.

Here's where it starts making better sense to go with the high priced spread. The 2BR is $150/ night, cash. For $75 each you'll share a completely guest friendly accommodation, the likes of which would easily cost 4x that much in any major city in the US. The bedrooms are virtually soundproof and each has its own balcony. There's a 3/4 bath in the master BR and other than having to share the single safe I can't think of a single other downside.

In talking with the management the real benefit comes in on long stays. The manager promised me a rate of $1,800 for a 30 day stay. I will be checking him on that promise.

[MrHappy]

Click to see pic (http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=49550&d=1340335675)

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Yeah, you posted this before. The apartment with everything mounted on the floor and the ceiling. Strange...:rofl::rofl:

[MrHappy]

Here's where it starts making better sense to go with the high priced spread. The 2BR is $150/ night, cash. For $75 each you'll share a completely guest friendly accommodation, the likes of which would easily cost 4x that much in any major city in the US. The bedrooms are virtually soundproof and each has its own balcony. There's a 3/4 bath in the master BR and other than having to share the single safe I can't think of a single other downside.

In talking with the management the real benefit comes in on long stays. The manager promised me a rate of $1,800 for a 30 day stay. I will be checking him on that promise.

Don't compare things here with Stateside prices. Comparing with stateside quality is OK.

IMHO, 1800 for 30 days is way too much. That's 60 bucks a day for an extended stay (I almost wrote "long term") I can't see it being more than 1200-1300 for a months stay. The owner of the apartment should be willing to drop much lower than 1800.

And if I'm not mistaken, Villa Florencia is NOT a hotel. They are luxury apartments that some of the owners are willing to rent out when they're not here.

That's like calling Casa Linda a hotel. It's not.

[greydread]

Don't compare things here with Stateside prices. Comparing with stateside quality is OK.

IMHO, 1800 for 30 days is way too much. That's 60 bucks a day for an extended stay (I almost wrote "long term") I can't see it being more than 1200-1300 for a months stay. The owner of the apartment should be willing to drop much lower than 1800.

And if I'm not mistaken, Villa Florencia is NOT a hotel. They are luxury apartments that some of the owners are willing to rent out when they're not here.

That's like calling Casa Linda a hotel. It's not.

Villa Florencia is a condominium complex where the owners rent their places furnished so it isn't a "Hotel" in exactly the same way the Acuarium isn't a "Hotel. Hotel Acuarium is $60 a night without breakfast ($10 more with:mad:) and even when the Acuarium was at it's peak, around 2007 it was definitely worth the money in comparison with other Santo Domingo accommodations but it isn't even close to Villa Florencia, quality wise.

You want to talk about quality v cost? I've stayed at both the Mandarin Oriental (Suite) in Washington, DC and at the Barclay Intercontinental in Manhattan (suite) for around $1,200/ night each and Villa Florencia holds its own with both of these places as far as both quality and service are concerned. It's a great place for discriminating travelers without holes in their pockets.

My August experiment taught me that spending $200/ day versus $100/ day for meals, lodging and incidental expences Punani) more than triples my value. I'm just glad I decided to be cheap for the 1st half of my trip rather than the other way around. Trust me, it took a Month to wipe the smile offa my face. I guess that's why they call it a vacation.

...oh yeah, it's a good thing the bed WAS bolted to the floor or I might've fucked up the walls.

[greydread]

Yeah, you posted this before. The apartment with everything mounted on the floor and the ceiling. Strange...:rofl::rofl:

Spend a night there and then tell me what you think. ;)

[MrHappy]

Villa Florencia is a condominium complex where the owners rent their places furnished so it isn't a "Hotel" in exactly the same way the Acuarium isn't a "Hotel. Hotel Acuarium is $60 a night without breakfast ($10 more with:mad:) and even when the Acuarium was at it's peak, around 2007 it was definitely worth the money in comparison with other Santo Domingo accommodations but it isn't even close to Villa Florencia, quality wise.


...oh yeah, it's a good thing the bed WAS bolted to the floor or I might've fucked up the walls.

And I'm sure they've got a charge for that!!:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

[MrHappy]

Spend a night there and then tell me what you think. ;)

My point before was you are comparing the cost to the price of luxury places in the states. You need to compare it to luxury places here.

1800 for a month in Santo Domingo will get you some incredible places that would put Villa Florencia to shame, as well as the stateside places.

But, I guess when you compare it to some of the USD$60,000 a month places here, it is indeed, a bargain.

[Skynyrd]

I'm at the Madejra Hotel now along with Dominican Dave and Smoozwill.
I have pics on my TR of my room, I have AC, hot water, a TV 2 beds, safe and a small fridge.
front desk people are nice and location is ground zero for action.
The Europa is closed down:icontd:
for 40 bucks a night this is a fine deal here, I'm on the 4th floor so can't hear enough noise to make a difference.
Theres an elevator big enough for you and your chica (unless its one of Smoozwill's chicas:rofl:)

[greydread]

The Europa is closed down:icontd:


Intel on the Dominican Republic goes stale quicker than the milk there. That's why I don't make decisions on long term lodging until I'm on the ground, expecially in Boca Chica. I have yet to be turned away from anyplace for lack of vacancy. I think I'm going to try the hotel/ casino across from Play Boy on Ave 20 Dec next time just to check it out...if it's still open. With pop up on site happy hours right across the street for $2500RD I may not even make it down to Duarte.

It was funny as hell back in June when we went there (about 6 of us) and we're sitting around drinking Presidentes and chatting the Chicas up and all of a sudden the manager yells "Happy Hour!". Boca Chica has something for everyone and the "in-your-face" street Ho action is only a small part of it.

The thing that I've found about BC hotels is that every price, everywhere is negotiable (except the resorts, Hamaca, Don Juan, etc.) just like the Punani.

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

I'm at the Madejra Hotel now along with Dominican Dave and Smoozwill.
I have pics on my TR of my room, I have AC, hot water, a TV 2 beds, safe and a small fridge.
front desk people are nice and location is ground zero for action.
The Europa is closed down:icontd:
for 40 bucks a night this is a fine deal here, I'm on the 4th floor so can't hear enough noise to make a difference.
Theres an elevator big enough for you and your chica (unless its one of Smoozwill's chicas:rofl:)

I've taken dumps in stalls in public bathrooms bigger then that elevator.

Take the stairs I don't trust that shit

[SeaWeed]

I'm at the Madejra Hotel now along with Dominican Dave and Smoozwill.
I have pics on my TR of my room, I have AC, hot water, a TV 2 beds, safe and a small fridge.
The Europa is closed down:icontd:
for 40 bucks a night this is a fine deal here
the Madejra is diagonally across from the Europa and about the closet non AI Hotel to the beach as you can get..........
it was like $50 bucks a night 6 years ago at the Madejra so $40 bucks is a deal and a half........
mi would make this my first choice for sure at $40

[greydread]

the Madejra is diagonally across from the Europa and about the closet non AI Hotel to the beach as you can get..........
it was like $50 bucks a night 6 years ago at the Madejra so $40 bucks is a deal and a half........
mi would make this my first choice for sure at $40

Coco Playa is also right on the beach. It's a real shithole though. The Italians who bought the old Don Emilio when the original owners built a new one don't seem to have invested a dime in the place in the 2 years they've had it. I spent a night there since the ownership changed and I refused to take anything out of my bag but what I was wearing and I never pulled the cover down off the bed, in fact I put my beach towel down to fuck on. I could only get the nastiest Ho's on the strip up there with me, so I did. I got two of them for 1000RD.

...but there's free breakfast.

[greydread]

Speaking with the owner of Porky's in August, she's telling me they've got a dozen rooms upstairs that she's renovating to let. I will be keeping an eye on this as it develops. Their restaurant on the beach side does decent business but they're putting more money into the nightclub side on Duarte. Properly funded they could have something really nice there.

Me, I'd turn it into a straight up whorehouse and rent the rooms to the finest Ho's in town giving them cut from the bar/ restaurant business they bring in....bad idea, I'd eat, drink and fuck my way through the profit.

[SeaWeed]

Coco Playa is also right on the beach. It's a real shithole though. The Italians who bought the old Don Emilio when the original owners built a new one don't seem to have invested a dime in the place in the 2 years they've had it.
really didn't care for the old Don Emilio.........most of the chicas didn't either........lol

[greydread]

really didn't care for the old Don Emilio.........most of the chicas didn't either........lol


It's a fucking shame. It's got a nice, solid structure with views of the Caribbean all around and the penthouses facing the Sea directly have great potential. The owners are the last vultures, picking the corpse clean until they can sell for a profit to someone willing to make a proper investment in the place. There's a lot of that going on in the D.R. right now.

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

The ISOC 10th year anniversary will be here

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=62066&d=1353876245

[Drjetman]

When is the Anniversary?

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

When is the Anniversary?

April 2014.

[SeaWeed]

The ISOC 10th year anniversary will be here

Click to see pic (http://news.insearchofchicas.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=62066&d=1353876245)

personally I think that is a great choice.......middle of all the action, beach right there and the main street is right there....
which means punani is always around you........

[greydread]

personally I think that is a great choice.......middle of all the action, beach right there and the main street is right there....
which means punani is always around you........

Yep. Stumbling distance from the Piano Bar and the colmado. I just hope the water pressure holds up....do they even have a pool to shave in? :rofl:

[Drjetman]

April 2014.

There is a good chance that I will be there.

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

Yep. Stumbling distance from the Piano Bar and the colmado. I just hope the water pressure holds up....do they even have a pool to shave in? :rofl:

It was in the center of everything.

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

There is a good chance that I will be there.

There may be as many as 30 ISOC guys showing up.

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

It was in the center of everything.

Any issues with noise? It didn't bother me, but I can see some people having issues with it.

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

Any issues with noise? It didn't bother me, but I can see some people having issues with it.

I was up until 2am my last two nights. I fell right asleep.

[TropicBob]

I've stayed there each of the last three times (years) with no major issues. Central to everything...bars around the corner, across from beach, a block from pharmacy. It is VERY MODEST, but was clean each time I stayed there...cheap as well. Chicas - never had a problem, and 99.9% of guests are mongers, usually of the Italian sort (but so is Boca Chica in general). Once I had a room where the A/C did not work, they sent me up to the much larger rooftop room without charging extra. It kinda of reminds me of the Palace in Sosua in the old days. No pool, but ocean is 100 feet away. One room also had a constant water drip, but like I said if you were find banging chicas at the Palace in Sosua you won't give a shit here either. There's a guy that serves fresh grilled pork sandwiches from his food cart just outside the front door....good food at 2 am when you need something other than another shot of Brugal or pussy juice...
The hotel can arrange airport transfer, Bruno is his name. Nice guy speaks only Italian and Spanish, he charges around $25 one way - which seems high to me knowing the proximity of the airport to BC.
Down Duarte (main drag) there's an Italian restuarant towards Bonita Isle Bar, called Italy Italy that offers freshly made pasta dishes - one of my favorite places to eat.
Lots of chicas everywhere--from too young (watch out) to over-used hardcores. I was swimming once in the beautiful Boca Chica bay (its like a large swimming pool) when a 17 year old with a firm rack and pretty full lip smile, swam over to me, wrapped her arms around my neck and begged me to let her suck my dick for her birthday coming up in one week, unfortunatley, I was leaving the next day and did not partake with a chica still under legal age :-( But, flew back in two weeks... :D

For the big anniversary, the hotel would be the perfect choice. Though, I still get tired and bored of BC after just 3 days....I prefer the north coast.

[Dave Diaz]

July 2013 Video Tour


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxd56ynHsQI

[Dave Diaz]

The problems I had with the place were:

1. They vary on the price anywhere from $40 to $50. Seems to be for no apparent reason other than they want to rip you off or see if you will negotiate or not.
2. No hot water when I was there
3. You have wifi on every floor but it doesn't always work.
4. You need a lock for the safe, though if you have a room that has an extra room just for the deposit box. You can put the safe on the door instead of on the safe. You still have to buy your own lock though.

I can deal with the other stuff. As mentioned in the original post, it is a great location. Right across the street from Piano Bar and el colmado.

That said you can probably find other alternatives if you don't like the price or something else. I know I didn't mind moving 2-3 blocks for what I was able to book.

[Tingtong]

Before I moved to Madera I asked receptionist to show me as many rooms....some better than the other one.
I was pretty happy with my stay and would recommend. Not bad for $40. Right in the mid of action, close to the beach, very safe...

[Dave Diaz]

Before I moved to Madera I asked receptionist to show me as many rooms....some better than the other one.
I was pretty happy with my stay and would recommend. Not bad for $40. Right in the mid of action, close to the beach, very safe...

Yeahh, I know Skynyrd got a really great room for $40 rate on the top floor. I couldn't really see many units though since I arrived at 3am that day and was exhausted. It definitely is a safe location pretty much 24/7.

[el toro]

I just stayed at Madejra for 5 nights and had a pretty decent stay I'd say.

The hot water was always working when I needed it.

The A/C was always cool.

Staff was decent. I didn't need anything so I can't say how helpful they may or may not be regarding resolving complaints.

Location is convenient to the beach, WU, bank, colmado, supermercado, several bars/restaurants.

Sometimes the front desk or security ask for cedulas from chicas, while other times they seem like they assume you know what you're doing and won't ask if you take your chica straight to the elevator.

Few things some may not like: No ceiling fan, safe with key, tiny TV, and I'm not sure, but the wi-fi didn't seem available from my room the one time I checked. Personally, I don't watch TV in DR except if I catch a game in a bar and am not too dependent on wi-fi or can always find a suitable place that I'd prefer to be at instead of my room anyway. I'd stay there again.

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

The problems I had with the place were:

1. They vary on the price anywhere from $40 to $50. Seems to be for no apparent reason other than they want to rip you off or see if you will negotiate or not.
2. No hot water when I was there
3. You have wifi on every floor but it doesn't always work.
4. You need a lock for the safe, though if you have a room that has an extra room just for the deposit box. You can put the safe on the door instead of on the safe. You still have to buy your own lock though.

I can deal with the other stuff. As mentioned in the original post, it is a great location. Right across the street from Piano Bar and el colmado.

That said you can probably find other alternatives if you don't like the price or something else. I know I didn't mind moving 2-3 blocks for what I was able to book.

I don't remember if it was this place or another, but I recall being bothered about no hot water, but since it was better then not having any water and watching Toro's ass shaving his head in the pool, I said I will shower in cold water.

I think the next day I hit some light switch and nothing happened, and after some investigation, it was a switch to turn on the water heater:rofl::rofl:

[greydread]

I don't remember if it was this place or another, but I recall being bothered about no hot water, but since it was better then not having any water and watching Toro's ass shaving his head in the pool, I said I will shower in cold water.

I think the next day I hit some light switch and nothing happened, and after some investigation, it was a switch to turn on the water heater:rofl::rofl:

That was El Caucho.

I wouldn't get in that pool for all the Punani in Panama now.

[el toro]

That was El Caucho.

I wouldn't get in that pool for all the Punani in Panama now.

LOL. GD I thought we were friends. Actually my scalp is a lot cleaner than a lot of the punani on this board.

Yayow and I visited El Caucho to chill for a minute. It's a shame that the vibe you get when you stop in for a drink and look at the property is not quite the same experience when you stay there. The condition of the rooms and the way the place is managed has so much room for improvement, but the pool area, all shaving aside, is really nice and the bar area has a nice vibe to me--as a visitor, not a guest.

[Hottnickels72]

EL toro, Glad you had a good experience at Aparta hotel Madejra. I did not feel comfortable when I stayed there back in November 2013. It was so bad that my boy did not even take a shower the night we stayed there and I did not even ask my chica to shower.

[Jimmydr]

EL toro, Glad you had a good experience at Aparta hotel Madejra. I did not feel comfortable when I stayed there back in November 2013. It was so bad that my boy did not even take a shower the night we stayed there and I did not even ask my chica to shower.

So where do you stay now?

[BorisDaBulletDodger]

EL toro, Glad you had a good experience at Aparta hotel Madejra. I did not feel comfortable when I stayed there back in November 2013. It was so bad that my boy did not even take a shower the night we stayed there and I did not even ask my chica to shower.

Was that your report? I recall somebody having a terrible experience there


So where do you stay now?

I was thinking the Calypso I remember Toro saying it was good, to change it up, and its not far from the strip, close to EL batey and I wanted to explore the areas closer to the autopista this time, now that I am level 5 rosetta stone:rofl::rofl:

[Jimmydr]

Was that your report? I recall somebody having a terrible experience there



I was thinking the Calypso I remember Toro saying it was good, to change it up, and its not far from the strip, close to EL batey and I wanted to explore the areas closer to the autopista this time, now that I am level 5 rosetta stone:rofl::rofl:

You are Food Level 100.

[greydread]

LOL. GD I thought we were friends. Actually my scalp is a lot cleaner than a lot of the punani on this board.

Yayow and I visited El Caucho to chill for a minute. It's a shame that the vibe you get when you stop in for a drink and look at the property is not quite the same experience when you stay there. The condition of the rooms and the way the place is managed has so much room for improvement, but the pool area, all shaving aside, is really nice and the bar area has a nice vibe to me--as a visitor, not a guest.

I agree. BTW, I have seen a lot worse places to shave than the pool. El Caucho was a nice little spot to stop and meet & greet and get a drink on and despite Yayow's best efforts they just weren't up to it. That's okay, he put in a monumental effort, the ISOC bredren came out in force to support and the Ho's all co-operated, making it a trip to remember. I met more ISOC bredren that week than the whole rest of the 7 years I've been on here.

I'll wing with you anytime, anywhere. Ho's like our chillin' vibe.

[Hottnickels72]

So where do you stay now?


Calypso Beach Hotelits a great location, it is quiet there, and very clean. They have 24 hour security. 2 guys on duty at night, one of them has a rifle and they always check ID.

[Jimmydr]

Calypso Beach Hotel

its a great location, it is quiet there, and very clean. They have 24 hour security. 2 guys on duty at night, one of them has a rifle and they always check ID.

I think that is where i first stayed in 1997.

[Hottnickels72]

Was that your report? I recall somebody having a terrible experience there



I was thinking the Calypso I remember Toro saying it was good, to change it up, and its not far from the strip, close to EL batey and I wanted to explore the areas closer to the autopista this time, now that I am level 5 rosetta stone:rofl::rofl:

yes it was my report. i even posted a photo of all the dying/dead plants that they had in all the hallways there. never a good sign when a place has dead/dying plants everywhere.

[Hottnickels72]

I think that is where i first stayed in 1997.

How was Boca in 1997 ?

[greydread]

Calypso Beach Hotel

its a great location, it is quiet there, and very clean. They have 24 hour security. 2 guys on duty at night, one of them has a rifle and they always check ID.

I spent a coupla nights there too. Too bad they're 1/8 mi from the beach. They should call it the Calypso Ho-bus-from-Santo-Domingo, La Caleta and points West hotel.

I have picked up some very nice adventures at that bus stop. After 10, hanging out in front of the Calypso is a parade of Ho's going and coming to and from down the hill to El Batey.

[Jimmydr]

How was Boca in 1997 ?

The beginning of a very bad era that would last until 2012.

[greydread]

The beginning of a very bad era that would last until 2012.
IDK. I think they started cleaning up in earnest in 2009-2010. Before that it was a cesspool of Euro "short eyes" dudes and shit I didn't want to see. It got better and the sweeps in Santo Domingo were right on time for Boca Chica providing a steady stream of Putas with nothing else to do and nowhere else to stay for the night. Negotiations ongoing....

[Jimmydr]

IDK. I think they started cleaning up in earnest in 2009-2010. Before that it was a cesspool of Euro "short eyes" dudes and shit I didn't want to see. It got better and the sweeps in Santo Domingo were right on time for Boca Chica providing a steady stream of Putas with nothing else to do and nowhere else to stay for the night. Negotiations ongoing....

ok

1997-2009 then.

that works

[greydread]

ok

1997-2009 then.

that works

Nothing in life is static in the D.R, not even from trip to trip when I was going 5-6 times a year. Every week something was changing. My 1st 3 trips were before the curfew went into place and you could buy booze well...any time you wanted it. The farmacias didn't close until the casas did and they didn't close down until there was nobody left standing and unfucked/ blown.

My 1st trip to D.R. I encountered total chaos and I loved it. It was just so refreshing that everything and everyone was for sale. Not under cover like back home or you had to know who to see about a problem but EVERYBODY and EVERYTHING. I was watching cockfights until dawn on my balcony. Throw a couple hundred pesos down and dude got a pequeno for me and one for him and bring it up ice cold, telling me how much his Sister (babymamma) want to meet me. Man Santo Domingo was the kind of ill that struck a chord with me and I'll never forget those days.

I'd go to BC on day trips and hit a few of the casas that had it going on mid afternoon but by dark we were outta dere before the freaks came out.

[Hottnickels72]

Nothing in life is static in the D.R, not even from trip to trip when I was going 5-6 times a year. Every week something was changing. My 1st 3 trips were before the curfew went into place and you could buy booze well...any time you wanted it. The farmacias didn't close until the casas did and they didn't close down until there was nobody left standing and unfucked/ blown.

My 1st trip to D.R. I encountered total chaos and I loved it. It was just so refreshing that everything and everyone was for sale. Not under cover like back home or you had to know who to see about a problem but EVERYBODY and EVERYTHING. I was watching cockfights until dawn on my balcony. Throw a couple hundred pesos down and dude got a pequeno for me and one for him and bring it up ice cold, telling me how much his Sister (babymamma) want to meet me. Man Santo Domingo was the kind of ill that struck a chord with me and I'll never forget those days.

I'd go to BC on day trips and hit a few of the casas that had it going on mid afternoon but by dark we were outta dere before the freaks came out.

the good ol' days.....

[greydread]

the good ol' days.....

That's true but in a way these days it's just as good. A lot of the old flavor of Santo Domingo is gone but there are new happenings that can be just as much fun. I'm glad they changed Boca Chica from the sewer that it had become and there's new money and new life in that town now. For less than the cost of a beer Chicas can get a ride there from Santo Domingo and that provides a steady stream of fresh talent and on any given night anything can happen. The "curfew" has become so relaxed that some nights it seems like there is no curfew.

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

That's true but in a way these days it's just as good. A lot of the old flavor of Santo Domingo is gone but there are new happenings that can be just as much fun. I'm glad they changed Boca Chica from the sewer that it had become and there's new money and new life in that town now. For less than the cost of a beer Chicas can get a ride there from Santo Domingo and that provides a steady stream of fresh talent and on any given night anything can happen. The "curfew" has become so relaxed that some nights it seems like there is no curfew.

Seems like things change every ten years or so.

[Crytonb99]

Whats the current price of Apartahotel Madejra?

[el toro]

Whats the current price of Apartahotel Madejra?

I paid 45 per night. I tried to work them lower, but wasn't happening. Guess you have to go away from the strip for a better place such as Calypso at that price. Since Europa closed I'm not sure if anything costs less on the strip.

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

I paid 45 per night. I tried to work them lower, but wasn't happening. Guess you have to go away from the strip for a better place such as Calypso at that price. Since Europa closed I'm not sure if anything costs less on the strip.

$45 is a fair price.

[greydread]

$45 is a fair price.

Hells yeah, especially for a place that's a short walk to everywhere you may wish to go.

Location, location, location.

I've looked at some of those $25/$30 a night hovels up the hill and they are like prison cells. Only the grimiest Ho's would work those places, not that there's anything wrong with grimey Ho's.

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

Hells yeah, especially for a place that's a short walk to everywhere you may wish to go.

Location, location, location.

I've looked at some of those $25/$30 a night hovels up the hill and they are like prison cells. Only the grimiest Ho's would work those places, not that there's anything wrong with grimey Ho's.

Most places are a short walk.

[el toro]

My initial thought was to go back to El Caucho at $30-35 per night or one of those grimy places around that price. Then I thought about how I wanted this trip to be completely moto-free and what chicas will walk in the daytime to, they insist on taking the moto at the end of the night when leaving the club. So I said I'm not going to stay at a grimy place AND have to pay motos. I'd rather just pay the few dollars difference upfront and be a little more comfortable. I enjoyed my balcony fucking from Madejra.

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

My initial thought was to go back to El Caucho at $30-35 per night .

I will look into this one next month.

[greydread]

My initial thought was to go back to El Caucho at $30-35 per night or one of those grimy places around that price. Then I thought about how I wanted this trip to be completely moto-free and what chicas will walk in the daytime to, they insist on taking the moto at the end of the night when leaving the club. So I said I'm not going to stay at a grimy place AND have to pay motos. I'd rather just pay the few dollars difference upfront and be a little more comfortable. I enjoyed my balcony fucking from Madejra.

That was the great part about staying at Europa (across the street). I could holla down to a Ho to fetch me some jugo y hielo and Punani and she'd be back with it in 10 minutes.

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

That was the great part about staying at Europa (across the street). I could holla down to a Ho to fetch me some jugo y hielo and Punani and she'd be back with it in 10 minutes.

Amazing how these places put themselves out of business.

[SeaWeed]

That was the great part about staying at Europa (across the street). I could holla down to a Ho to fetch me some jugo y hielo and Punani and she'd be back with it in 10 minutes.
lol...mi stayed der twice at Europa...great location....rooms in the back had an oceanview...
use to yell out the chicas down below on the likkle right of way between the Europa and the beach....
and I'd tell the real good looking ones to meet mi on da beach.....mi have forgotten all about dat....lol

[joe12300]

July 2013 Video Tour


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxd56ynHsQI


ohhhhh hell no am not saying there no offense to who ever like this place. I am claustrophobic and that place will make me flip out. look at all the back boards they all have stains on them I am guessing its all cum shots from the guy that have stay there. :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

[Dave Diaz]

ohhhhh hell no am not saying there no offense to who ever like this place. I am claustrophobic and that place will make me flip out. look at all the back boards they all have stains on them I am guessing its all cum shots from the guy that have stay there. :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

yeah it isnt a new place and i can imagine there is a lot of slacking when it comes to a lot of things. i didnt want to say anything like your comments just because everyone has different comfort levels. that is another reason i added the video and pictures, otherwise its just some smart ass commenting and hoping you have the imagination to accurately visualize the place (very few here have such an imagination).

i found this other place i liked better on my 2nd trip there. and there are guys who found even better places though you have to dig through their reports to extract that information (which absolutely sucks imo) but if you keep up with reports on the area im sure its possible to get that info or ask the right people in order to get it.

important thing about boca chica is location. you want to be in proximity of the strip and the beach, close enough that you can walk home at any time without fearing of being robbed by ladrones or the police yes the police will rob you and if they feel necessary they can also kill you and have that covered up...flipping yet? :corky:

safe travels and research as much as you can before making your first trip.

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

important thing about boca chica is location. you want to be in proximity of the strip and the beach, close enough that you can walk home at any time without fearing of being robbed by ladrones or the police yes the police will rob you and if they feel necessary they can also kill you and have that covered up...flipping yet? :corky:

safe travels and research as much as you can before making your first trip.

What Boca Chica do you go to?

[greydread]

What Boca Chica do you go to?

The badass one many beachgoers miss but gets some guys killed. Don't get me started. I mean we all gotta go simetime but daam not on vacation,

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

The badass one many beachgoers miss but gets some guys killed. Don't get me started. I mean we all gotta go simetime but daam not on vacation,

I guess we both go to that safer one:corky:

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

important thing about boca chica is location. you want to be in proximity of the strip and the beach, close enough that you can walk home at any time without fearing of being robbed by ladrones or the police yes the police will rob you and if they feel necessary they can also kill you and have that covered up...flipping yet? :corky:

safe travels and research as much as you can before making your first trip.

I never heard of such a thing?:confused::confused::confused::confused:

[Dave Diaz]

What Boca Chica do you go to?


I never heard of such a thing?:confused::confused::confused::confused:

thats not boca chica..thats dr in general. ive had an incident outside of boca chica with another bm and we were told by the police themselves we were lucky they found us and not the "bad cops" or ladrones, they told us we could have easily been dead.

my uncle just got robbed for his truck on sunday and escaped an attempted murder...hes still recovering according to my mom as per our conversation just this morning.

my recommendation was stay near the things you need to be close to. you advise someone staying far off the strip where they will be working? all im saying. dont pretend like dominicans are good people, there are a lot of fucked up people on that island and a lot of them are hungry. hungry enough to where your tourist life doesnt mean shit. sorry maybe im just a little jaded today. damn flu and thinking about dominicans just doesnt make me feel goood tonight. but theres always tomorrow i guess.

[Dave Diaz]

I never heard of such a thing?:confused::confused::confused::confused:

the cover ups are goood :rofl: no one hears about those things. :rolleyes: just be careful jimmy. dont let the boogie man creep up on ya. this last post is tounge in cheek joking but in all seriousness dr is a corrupt and dangerous place. some places are not for us after dark.

[MrHappy]

thats not boca chica..thats dr in general. ive had an incident outside of boca chica with another bm and we were told by the police themselves we were lucky they found us and not the "bad cops" or ladrones, they told us we could have easily been dead.

my uncle just got robbed for his truck on sunday and escaped an attempted murder...hes still recovering according to my mom as per our conversation just this morning.

my recommendation was stay near the things you need to be close to. you advise someone staying far off the strip where they will be working? all im saying. dont pretend like dominicans are good people, there are a lot of fucked up people on that island and a lot of them are hungry. hungry enough to where your tourist life doesnt mean shit. sorry maybe im just a little jaded today. damn flu and thinking about dominicans just doesnt make me feel goood tonight. but theres always tomorrow i guess.

Absolutely 110% correct. You, my friend, are right on the money. If one were to read the daily newspapers here, it would put the island in a completely different perspective for them.

There is a certain safety factor when a person travels with a wingman(s) of course. There's safety in numbers.

Jimmy is also a lot more aware of his surroundings than he lets on at times. I've known him long enough to know he isn't one to take foolish chances like some folks do.

The good folks still outnumber the bad folks by a sizable margin, but then again, how many bad people does it take to ruin your vacation?

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

The good folks still outnumber the bad folks by a sizable margin, but then again, how many bad people does it take to ruin your vacation?

It only takes one Captain sav a hoe to do that:mrgreen:

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

the cover ups are goood :rofl: no one hears about those things. :rolleyes: just be careful jimmy. dont let the boogie man creep up on ya. this last post is tounge in cheek joking but in all seriousness dr is a corrupt and dangerous place. some places are not for us after dark.

I been traveling for over 20 years.


There are reasons bad things happen such as walking around drunk or looking for drugs will get you there in the fast lane.

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

thats not boca chica..thats dr in general. ive had an incident outside of boca chica with another bm and we were told by the police themselves we were lucky they found us and not the "bad cops" or ladrones, they told us we could have easily been dead.

my uncle just got robbed for his truck on sunday and escaped an attempted murder...hes still recovering according to my mom as per our conversation just this morning.

my recommendation was stay near the things you need to be close to. you advise someone staying far off the strip where they will be working? all im saying. dont pretend like dominicans are good people, there are a lot of fucked up people on that island and a lot of them are hungry. hungry enough to where your tourist life doesnt mean shit. sorry maybe im just a little jaded today. damn flu and thinking about dominicans just doesnt make me feel goood tonight. but theres always tomorrow i guess.

I was just looking at US stats issued by FBI yesterday. All those bad things that happen in DR happen in the US, more often.

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

the cover ups are goood :rofl: no one hears about those things. :rolleyes: just be careful jimmy. dont let the boogie man creep up on ya. this last post is tounge in cheek joking but in all seriousness dr is a corrupt and dangerous place. some places are not for us after dark.

There are some people that should never leave home and they assume all are like them. I met a few of these fools in my time. Guys walking around with $5,000 and their passport because they think the hotel staff can get into their safe, for example.


Yes, use whatever common sense there that you use at home, all the time.

[Dave Diaz]

I was just looking at US stats issued by FBI yesterday. All those bad things that happen in DR happen in the US, more often.

i dont believe in statistics put together by the fbi :rofl:

in america marijuana is classified as a schedule 1 narcotic and marinol is schedule 3.

i walk around my neighborhood at any time without any fears. in dr im scared of the fucking dark :rofl:

are you comparing the united states of america with that little half an island they call DR? gotta love statistics.

im going to bed. sorry i even brought this up sir.

everyone should be careful in dr. thats a backwards ass country to say the least. any country as backwards and fucked up as DR is a place where you should be extra careful at all times. that was my main point.

[Señor JDR of Medellin]

i dont believe in statistics put together by the fbi :rofl:

in america marijuana is classified as a schedule 1 narcotic and marinol is schedule 3.

i walk around my neighborhood at any time without any fears. in dr im scared of the fucking dark :rofl:

are you comparing the united states of america with that little half an island they call DR? gotta love statistics.

im going to bed. sorry i even brought this up sir.

everyone should be careful in dr. thats a backwards ass country to say the least. any country as backwards and fucked up as DR is a place where you should be extra careful at all times. that was my main point.

One thing a cop I know told me long ago. They can't hide murders. The murder rate is real whereas all those other stats are under reported.



At least in DR, if you are mugged, you can get someone to deliver fast justice.


You are right sort of, "ALWAYS KEEP YOUR GUARD UP"

[SeaWeed]

everyone should be careful in dr. thats a backwards ass country to say the least. any country as backwards and fucked up as DR is a place where you should be extra careful at all times. that was my main point.
no different than the J island.....always watch your back.....the areas away from the tourist areas are even worse....
tourist areas are considered safe by locals....go into the wrong section of a city there.....and you'll pay.....

[greydread]

no different than the J island.....always watch your back.....the areas away from the tourist areas are even worse....
tourist areas are considered safe by locals....go into the wrong section of a city there.....and you'll pay.....

Yup, just like Geneva, Rome, Sydney, London....all those bass ackward podunk shitholes.

Same rules apply all over the world.