Post: #1

I am 32 years old and have lived in Santiago for the last couple of years. I love it here. Great weather, not too expensive and Lots of beautiful girls!!!

Day Time Game:
There are 3 malls, Bella Tierra, Plaza Internacional and Las Collinas. 2 universities Utesa (Public) and Pcumm (Private). Calle Del Sol, street in old santiago with lots of shops.

Restaurants:
Tgifriday's, Chilis, Hooters, Tony Roma's, KFC, Burger King, Taco Bell, Mc Donalds
Nice high end restaurants Satay Sabrass Noah Six Front Door
Restaurants that girls have never eat at, but want to to take them to are going to be located around the monument these include Ahi Bar, Puerto Del Sol, Montezuma and Kukaramacara

Getting Around:
Taxi run between 130 pesos and 200 pesos to pretty much everything in santiago. Public cars conchos costs 20 pesos. They fit 2 people in the front passanger seat and 4 people in the back. The letter on the side indicates where they go. M and K go by the university. Easy way to meet girls.

Don't limit your game to santiago. Lots of nice cities close to Santiago where they don't see gringos. Moca, La Vega, Jarabacoa, Moa, Bonoa, SFM

Hotels:
Average Hotel is going to cost around $50 night
I like Hotel Matum. It has a casino and late night nightclub that is open every night until the sun comes up
Ahola Sol
Hotel Jardines
Century Plaza
Camp David is located about 15 minutes from the city center, on top of a mountain and has an incredible view of santiago.
Cheap hotels are located near Calle del Sol. Calle Cucurullo and 30 de Marzo. Rooms for $15 or less. There are 5 hotels all located together

Nightlife:
I like to pre drink at a restaurant/liquor store. Its cheap to buy a bottle. A bottle of absolut vodka, ice, mixers will run about $30 dollars. H20, Puerto Del Sol, AHi Bar, and Albimque are places to pre drink.

Clubs:
"Level" at Bella Terra mall.
"momo" at plaza international.
"Soho" at Bella Terra mall.
"Tribeca" calle Mauricio Alvarez.
"Sahara" Av. Juan Pablo Duarte.
"Ahi-bar dance Club" calle Restauracion
"Dubai" at plaza zona rosa

Pipelining: Pick up girls on Badoo is so easy.

If you have any questions, let me know. I live here and love going out in Santiago.

Post: #2

Thanks for the info bro, but let's expand on this. What areas should we live in/visit? What are the different clubs and nightlife areas? How much do apartments run and where can we find them? What are some special things we need to know when gaming women in Santiago and the DR specifically? Check out my Chiang Mai datasheet in my signature to see what a data sheet entails. Thanks bro.

Post: #3

Santiago is a small city. Everything is pretty much located in the same area. Los Jardines for the upper end places and around the monument for the normal places. I few places I forgot to mention. Vintage located in Hotel Matum. After hours spot. Monte Bar and Lovera, good night clubs for the poor dominicans that want to show off. Andy Ranch, weekend day game, has a pool and draws a large crowd. 3 whore houses Passions, Casa Blanca and Illusions. Fogon and Cana are 2 bars located across from Pcumm university.

Gaming women, it is hard for me to say. I go after the high end girls. To get these kind of girls, you need to live her. They speak english, have good jobs and come from good families. I don't have a lot of money and I am still able to pull these girls.

Normal Dominican girls are easy to pull. Smile and say hola. Helps if you speak a little spanish.

Post: #4

Are you black? Does Santiago have many big booty girls, i mean for a guy who loved Santo Domingo, do you think im missing Santiago? Are the women there as easy as the girls from Santo Domingo?

Post: #5

(02-08-2012 03:35 PM)RioNomad Wrote:  Thanks for the info bro, but let's expand on this. What areas should we live in/visit? What are the different clubs and nightlife areas? How much do apartments run and where can we find them? What are some special things we need to know when gaming women in Santiago and the DR specifically? Check out my Chiang Mai datasheet in my signature to see what a data sheet entails. Thanks bro.

I am in Santiago right now and I can tell you this data sheet is pretty good.

I come to DR four or five times a year, and have learned a lot about banging the local women by actually being here and banging the local women, not by reading about it from my computer in the US.

Post: #6

I'm white and Yes Santiago has big booty girls.

Post: #7

(02-09-2012 02:44 AM)jdelisi Wrote:  

(02-08-2012 03:35 PM)RioNomad Wrote:  Thanks for the info bro, but let's expand on this. What areas should we live in/visit? What are the different clubs and nightlife areas? How much do apartments run and where can we find them? What are some special things we need to know when gaming women in Santiago and the DR specifically? Check out my Chiang Mai datasheet in my signature to see what a data sheet entails. Thanks bro.

I am in Santiago right now and I can tell you this data sheet is pretty good.

I come to DR four or five times a year, and have learned a lot about banging the local women by actually being here and banging the local women, not by reading about it from my computer in the US.

Good. Then get off the fucking forum since you have it handled, and obviously don't know how we do things around here. Your shit attitude is not needed.

Post: #8

Thanks for the info. I'm headed there in March.

Post: #9

I apologize if the questions that I'm about to ask have been answered in the past, but I searched through the various Dominican Republic threads and didn't find exactly what I needed, so here goes.

Which Santiago nightclubs are good on which nights?

Are there clubs which play merengue and bachata exclusively or almost exclusively?

Are there any after-work events at any clubs? I'm not talking about happy hour. I am talking about events like the Montecristo in Santo Domingo used to have a few years back where people would get off work and then head to the club at about 6:00 P.M.? I've also seen events like that in Manhattan.

Are there any strip clubs in Santiago? Which ones are the best?

What is a good gym in Santiago?

Which hotels allow you to bring in guests? Which ones do not?

Has anyone had any success at the Hooters in Santiago?

Post: #10

Hooters is closed

Most hotels allow you to bring guest, but they might charge you a little extra. Tell me your budget and I will tell you which hotels to stay at.

There is a gold's gym and a biofit gym (it is good because it is located across the street from the university)

There are 3 good strip clubs. Passions, illusions and casa blanca. All have rooms on site and you can take the girls out.

I am not interested in clubs that play merengue and bachata. Probably monte bar, lovera and andy ranch.

No after work events in Santiago.

Monday - Soho jazz
Tuesday- Soho Ladies night
Wedsnight- level, dubai, club 22, lovera, ladies night
Thrus-Sun everywhere

Post: #11

(10-16-2013 02:52 PM)patron Wrote:  Most hotels allow you to bring guest, but they might charge you a little extra. Tell me your budget and I will tell you which hotels to stay at.

I would like to spend $50.00 to $100.00 per night, preferably on the low end. If Matum does not charge extra for guests, I believe it would be a good choice. The reason why I am asking is that I know Matum sometimes fills up, so I would like to have at least one or two backups. This will be a last minute trip and could be as soon as in one month, but may not be for several months.

Post: #12

Should be down there mid-January for about a week, thanks for the good info Patron! Any good recommendations for a hotel in the $30-60 a night range, that is centrally located in a decent neighborhood, I don't need anything fancy just a clean private room, ideally close to "stuff."

Out of curiosity, which out of the 3 night clubs you mentioned is the best or is most recommended? I'm thinking hottest girls, classier establishment, with good lay out.

I got tons of other questions, but maybe I will save them for PM of wait till I get a little closer to my travel date. If Patron or anyone else wants to meet up I'd be down to hit up the bar/club scene, or chill during the day to get food/coffee, or work out at the gym.

Post: #13

Matum is/was 2500 pesos a night. It's nice enough, great location, biggest drawback is it is really loud, you can hear a phone ring on the other side of the building, and pool area is in rough shape and/or no water in the pool. Staff is game friendly. Rooms are ok, you might have a problem with it if you are a fancy boy. They will also allow you to check in/check out any time of day which is nice because a lot of flights arrive/leave in the middle of the night. There will be a lot of mongers there though if you are sensitive to that. All the chicks know where it is, so just tell them to come there, and several places right around the corner to bounce for a day date. You can make a "reservation" via e-mail [email protected]

Hotel landscape is underdeveloped in Santiago, there is one nice super expensive hotel, 4 or 5 over priced mid range hotels, and a couple of dumps.

I will be down just before new years to first week in january. Feel free to PM me with any questions. I was hoping to arrange an AirBnB pad in a different neighborhood this time, but might want to be more mobile, sharing might be a good idea.

Post: #14

Ahola del sol located on calle del sol. downtown area
Hotel Matum. Located near the monument
Hotel Platino. Located by the university
Hotel Los jardines. locate in los jardines. a great area to go out in.
Hotel Century plaza about a 5 minute drive from everything
Camp David. amazing views of the city. 15 minute drive

These hotels are priced between $50-$70

The best hotel in santiago is Hotel Gran Almirante $100 plus a night
i don't know any hostels in santiago. There are a few cheap hotels near downtown. around $15 night. I would never stay there. The places are a dump and dangerous and no girl would ever go there with you.

Post: #15

Another hotel worth mentioning is Hotel Ambar, which is right next door to the lovera club. Lovera is probably the biggest club (size-wise) in the city and the hotel is cheaper than most of the others. It's also across the street from the Magic casino, in case you want to run Ali's casino game.

There's also Hotel Caribeño, which is a decent place about half a mile north of gran almirante. It's not really walking distance to any nightlife, but it is on a main street and offers very good rates.

Post: #16

Merenguero - I stayed in Los Sardines and besides the rooms being small. They were clean and nice.

I'd stay there again but staying there won't impress any girls fyi.