El Beaterio Santo Domingo
Calle Duarte No8, Zona Colonial Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
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TravelPod Member ReviewsEl Beaterio Santo Domingo
“Excellent stay”
marco 1 contribution
Montreal, Canada
Mar 19, 2011
Beautiful place, rich in history, calm, internet, excellent locatino, good price...
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelEl Beaterio Santo Domingo
Carnaval
Salut groupe!
Question de se changer les idées, on a fait un long week-end Santo Domingo: cinéma, restos, shopping (même un Ikea!), et le défilé du Carnaval: moins ennivrant en musique, mais très riche en costumes. Voyez! (Cliquez sur une des photos, un viewer apparaîtra)
Guys, don't attend Santo Domingo's Carnival for their …
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Summer = shorts and a fridge!
... pregnancy talk we just had with her daughter.
*August 8, 2011: I THOUGHT it was the beginning of a 2 month basic and 2 month advanced English class. The 18 students who had graduated wanted a harder class and 30 students signed up too late to do the basic class so I told them I´d do another class. I spent 2 weeks of showing up when no one else did so I dropped the English classes. A few people asked after when I was going to start and I told ...
History Tour
... in particular one stood out about
a wealthy family that adopted a chimpanzee in order to overcome its
childlessness.
Another story involved a despicable member of a catholic order who used to
have his way with the daughters of Santo Domingo's upper class who were
placed in a convent a safeguard while their families sought suitable.
According to the story, this man bragged to a visiting member of the ...
All at once
... There was a restaurant at the top and lots of people enjoying themselves along the water, eating, drinking, swimming. The water was freezing and the sun was already setting so it wasn’t too warm outside either. Nevertheless we braved the elements and jumped in. It was really refreshing and not so bad when you get used to it. After working up an appetite we headed to a nearby restaurant for dinner and then back to Santo Domingo for the night.
The ...
Santo Domingo!!!
... swollen and I felt so funny trying to open my eye. I was glad I had showered and packed the night before, so I got dressed in my red anthropologie dress and went to the kitchenette for breakfast of prepared milk (powdered milk mixed with water), the equivalent of honey nut cheerios, and a Biz ochito that Bettye had for us. It was the smallest communal kitchen I had ever used. But, it had the necessities, so all was copacetic. I then went downstairs and bought some stuff for ...



