Sosua Hotels

**m07801** · 10-31-2004, 10:18 AM

Hi folks,
My name is Mike, single male 49 from NJ. Im thinking about going to the DR solo 12/3-12/8. I have never been to the DR, and by reading things online, Sosua seems the place to go.
Im having a difficult time choosing hotels. I see hotels on line, then read reviews about them. The reviews many times are not favorable. As an example the Hotel Plaza Europa. It looks like a nice place on their websight. When I went to DR1, a review said the place was like a slum. Also, I dont want a hotel that restricts me to not bringing guests into the place. I also dont want a run down place infested with roaches. Just a confortable place with A/C and hot water. And no Im not looking for a Hilton LOL.
So can you educate this newbie? I would sincerely appreciate it. Oh, one hotel the DonAndes looks ok. But I really need an education and hotel recommendations. Thanks.
Mike

**Reel Deal** · 10-31-2004, 10:26 AM

Keep in mind that a Motel 6 would be considered a 5-Star hotel in Sosua.

For a first time newbie, I'd suggest Sosua Palace, just to get your feet wet and to learn the ropes. There is no where like it for learning what's going on there. Then check out other places.

I was there for 2 days (came unannounced with Don Tomas) before it filled up-was in The Swede's Suite (B-3?), with no problems at all. I went from there to the Europa, again with no problems.

**Jimmydr** · 10-31-2004, 10:29 AM

I stayed at The Europa, and its not a slum at all.

**WSJ3** · 10-31-2004, 10:32 AM

I was at the Europa and in spite of a few problems with Diego it is a nice place to stay.

I was hanging out at the Palace most of the time with guttaman, psriches, and JimmyDR.

The in-house chicas there are overpriced so I wouldn't recommend this for the newbies because they are just going to get taken for their pesos.

IMHO if you are going to pay a chica $100US you should just go to Crystals and fuck a superstar, rather than a used up PUTA.

**psriches** · 10-31-2004, 10:38 AM

Personally, I would suggest the Palace. Only because everyone staying there will be like-minded( there for the same reason ).

When you hook up with the more experienced guys there, that should take care of all the other issues.

**gdogg** · 10-31-2004, 10:38 AM

Stay at the Palace. For a first timer, it can't be beat! There's more of a community feel to it. If you don't like the Palace chicas, take a stroll around the corner and down the street. You'll find whatever you're looking for.

**Jimmydr** · 10-31-2004, 10:45 AM

Originally Posted by WSJ3

I was at the Europa and in spite of a few problems with Diego it is a nice place to stay.

I was hanging out at the Palace most of the time with guttaman, psriches, and JimmyDR.

The in-house chicas there are overpriced so I wouldn't recommend this for the newbies because they are just going to get taken for their pesos.

IMHO if you are going to pay a chica $100US you should just go to Crystals and fuck a superstar, rather than a used up PUTA.

I just heard the chicas at Crystals are down to 2,500 pesos or $75.

**gdogg** · 10-31-2004, 10:51 AM

Originally Posted by Jimmydr

Originally Posted by WSJ3

I was at the Europa and in spite of a few problems with Diego it is a nice place to stay.

I was hanging out at the Palace most of the time with guttaman, psriches, and JimmyDR.

The in-house chicas there are overpriced so I wouldn't recommend this for the newbies because they are just going to get taken for their pesos.

IMHO if you are going to pay a chica $100US you should just go to Crystals and fuck a superstar, rather than a used up PUTA.

I just heard the chicas at Crystals are down to 2,500 pesos or $75.

That's a good start. Just make a plan to meet them the next day, the rates drop EXPONENTIALLY!

**WSJ3** · 10-31-2004, 03:22 PM

Originally Posted by Jimmydr

Originally Posted by WSJ3

I was at the Europa and in spite of a few problems with Diego it is a nice place to stay.

I was hanging out at the Palace most of the time with guttaman, psriches, and JimmyDR.

The in-house chicas there are overpriced so I wouldn't recommend this for the newbies because they are just going to get taken for their pesos.

IMHO if you are going to pay a chica $100US you should just go to Crystals and fuck a superstar, rather than a used up PUTA.

I just heard the chicas at Crystals are down to 2,500 pesos or $75.

Still overpriced but the women are soo fine there that I was willing to pay $100 for some cocha.

Either way my next trip I will be hitting Crystals my first night in POP.

**psriches** · 11-01-2004, 12:44 AM

Originally Posted by gdogg

Originally Posted by Jimmydr

Originally Posted by WSJ3

I was at the Europa and in spite of a few problems with Diego it is a nice place to stay.

I was hanging out at the Palace most of the time with guttaman, psriches, and JimmyDR.

The in-house chicas there are overpriced so I wouldn't recommend this for the newbies because they are just going to get taken for their pesos.

IMHO if you are going to pay a chica $100US you should just go to Crystals and fuck a superstar, rather than a used up PUTA.

I just heard the chicas at Crystals are down to 2,500 pesos or $75.

That's a good start. Just make a plan to meet them the next day, the rates drop EXPONENTIALLY!

I agree with gdogg! Once they get back home to their shack with no food, 1000 pesos ST might not sound so bad......

**gdogg** · 11-01-2004, 02:07 AM

Exactly!! That's why they are so willing to listen to next day offers, and get genuinely sad/upset when you stand them up!

**WSJ3** · 11-01-2004, 05:45 AM

Bargain pussy from model chicas...sounds perfectly reasonable to me.

LOL.

**Vincent Vega** · 11-02-2004, 08:28 AM

It is absolutely untrue to say that Motel 6 would be a 5-star hotel in Sosua. Motel 6 rooms are absolutely tiny, but rooms in the DR tend to be fairly generously proportioned. My room recently at the Europa was huge, with a fine bathroom, fridge, cable TV with porno channel, nice bed, loads of storage space for clothes, working AC. What do you want? OK, no automatic coffee maker, ironing board, or steam iron.

OK, the pool at the Europa is nothing to get excited about, and there is no spa or gym, I agree, but I don't think you will find these things at Motel 6 either.

Also the Europa has a very nice restaurant on site where you can sit and watch the street scene go by. Typically in a Motel 6, you will have to walk a block or two to a Waffle House (surely the worst restaurant chain in the US) for some disgusting food.

**Jimmydr** · 11-02-2004, 08:29 AM

Originally Posted by Frans Hals

It is absolutely untrue to say that Motel 6 would be a 5-star hotel in Sosua. Motel 6 rooms are absolutely tiny, but rooms in the DR tend to be fairly generously proportioned. My room recently at the Europa was huge, with a fine bathroom, fridge, cable TV with porno channel, nice bed, loads of storage space for clothes, working AC. What do you want? OK, no automatic coffee maker, ironing board, or steam iron.

OK, the pool at the Europa is nothing to get excited about, and there is no spa or gym, I agree, but I don't think you will find these things at Motel 6 either.

Also the Europa has a very nice restaurant on site where you can sit and watch the street scene go by. Typically in a Motel 6, you will have to walk a block or two to a Waffle House (surely the worst restaurant chain in the US) for some disgusting food.

The Europa has 2 pools and the second one is larger and really nice.

**WSJ3** · 11-02-2004, 09:50 AM

You know I never noticed the second pool at the Europa Jim.

I spent all of my free time at the Palace and LaPassions this trip.

**MisterPink** · 11-02-2004, 09:51 AM

CENSORED

**Magnum** · 11-02-2004, 10:13 AM

It is across the street from the Europa. It is in the area they call the Guest House. Directly behind Dominos.

After staying in the Guest House for the first time in June, it is the only place I will stay at the Europa. Rooms are nice, private, not as loud and the pool is definitely bigger/nicer.

**Jimmydr** · 11-02-2004, 10:16 AM

Originally Posted by Magnum

It is across the street from the Europa. It is in the area they call the Guest House. Directly behind Dominos.

After staying in the Guest House for the first time in June, it is the only place I will stay at the Europa. Rooms are nice, private, not as loud and the pool is definitely bigger/nicer.

Yes, its quiet there.

**WSJ3** · 11-02-2004, 10:18 AM

Originally Posted by Magnum

It is across the street from the Europa. It is in the area they call the Guest House. Directly behind Dominos.

After staying in the Guest House for the first time in June, it is the only place I will stay at the Europa. Rooms are nice, private, not as loud and the pool is definitely bigger/nicer.

OK right there next to Flamingos.