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Condominium Parque
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Condominium Parque

Calle palo Hincado 165 Santo Domingo - Hostel
Walter the owner can speak English, French, Swiss and German. He was helpful in getting taxis and could answer your questions.
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Hotel Freeman
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Hotel Freeman

Calle Isabel La Catolica 155 Zona Colonial - Hostel
I stayed at both Freeman Hotel and Freeman Aparta Hotel in Aug 2009 with my husband. The service we received was exceptional.
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Santo Domingo

Santo Domingo is the capital and largest city in the Dominican Republic. It has a total population of roughly 2.3 million inhabitants in the total metropolitan area and is one of the biggest cities in the Caribbean as well. It is located in the southern part of the country, along the coast of the Caribbean Sea at the mouth of the Ozama river.

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Hotel Freeman

Hotel Freeman

I stayed at both Freeman Hotel and Freeman Aparta Hotel in Aug 2009 with my husband. The service we received was exceptional. The staff is friendly and accommodating to English-speakers. The taxi service provided by Ramón was prompt and enjoyable. He was very finicky about having a nice car to drive us in. ... more

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5

gavotte234 stayed here in Aug 2009

Condominium Parque

Condominium Parque

This is a convenient small, clean, economical place to stay. Being in the city it was a bit noisy for this country boy but inner city dwellers probably would not notice. The owner is Euro and speaks English, Spanish and I suspect German. Most helpful and friendly. Not the Hilton of course but very good value. ... more

Overall
5

msinclair stayed here in May 2009

Santo Domingo Discussions

  • Dominican Republic Adventures?
    went to Santo Domingo, including a trip to some cave and a trip to Columbus' grave. Generally, not very exciting, and not enough free time to explore Santo Domingo in my mind. I also did a country ...

  • Dominican Republic
    I was there for a week in Oct 2006. Santo Domingo and along the coast (west) to the Haitian border. Santo Domingo is a large bustling city with a very interesting and historical downtown. Heading west there are a number of smaller very charming little towns. I remember Barahona being one of them. We spent quite a bit ...

  • Bakcpacking/Trekking
    Hello, I'm new to this forum and I would be more than glad to receive your insights and recommendations. Last year, I had a wonderful journey to Nicaragua with my sweety. Visited Finca Magdalena, Finca El Porvenir, Playa santo domingo la piedra inculta trail, Altagracia y el ojo de agua ...

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Santo Domingo Blog Entries

  • Santo Domingo
    a fun (but extremely long) trip into Santo Domingo to drop Dima off at the airport. It was about a 3 ...
    Posted in La Republica Dominicana by jessjust

  • Stairs To Nowhere
    the main road. Which meant that we could have experienced the best parts of Santo Domingo without ever paying an entrance fee! We were slightly disappointed with the experience of Santo Domingo. Reading ...
    Posted in Around the world in 187 days by mancmiller

  • Santo Domingo, DR.
    Kaupunki ja hiostavan kuuma kosteus eivät ole hyvä yhdistelmä. Bayahibestä lähdettiin pienellä bussilla, guagualla ja La Romanan kaupungissa vaihdettiin jumalaisen kylmäksi ilmastoituun reittibussiin. Matkalla alkoi ripeksiä silloin tällöin vettä, ja kuhan päästiin Santo Domingoon, joka muuten ...
    Posted in Maailman ympäri by Cinttu

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