Hotel Casa Santo Domingo

... you stick out. But the reward is that at the end you get to a unique destination, say a square called Plaza de Santo Domingo, crowned by an old church and where still today scribes sit outdoors by little tables with ancient typewriters. Folks come ...

... . We are now in Santo Domingo, which is the capital city.  Apparently, the US government just issued a travel advisory for Santo Domingo, due to all the armed robberies lately.  It is a pretty scary city, but the history here is ...

... what happened? There´s two more days left and I´ll be back in beautiful so cali.  Hmm... crazy stuff. We just drove into Santo Domingo today and settled into the first city of the New World.  In a little bit, we´ll be taking a walking tour ...

... in our group, and 25 of us are YFCD.  Youth, family, and community development. DR: Thursday, August 19th retreat site Santo Domingo We landed and were met by another group of volunteers currently serving.  We loaded into the vans and were taken ...

Dominican Republic. We stayed at Casa De Campo in La Romana. Lovely hotel with nice beach. Enjoyed the Spa very much. My hubby loved the golf course at Casa de Campo's four Pete Dye designed golf courses play among the finest courses found anywhere. The ...

... on this tour arrived at different times of the day, but most of us ended up at the same restaurant a few blocks from the hotel for dinner. On the following morning, we were treated to a quick tour of Guatemala City, then coached our way to Antigua ...

... the island that there is a hotel in Antigua that was a convent. After searching all day, we finally found it at the Hotel Casa Santo Domingo. This place was simply amazing and so beautiful it´s almost surreal. If it weren´t for the $250 per night price ...

... nap!  Today we are rested, feeling good and ready to start seeing the city.  We saw the Santo Domingo....Las Compania....Catedral....walked all over the plazas.  The city is very clean and children are so cute!  We ...

... destination would be waiting for us.  How happy was I when we disembarked from our van and entered the hotel gardens.  Casa Santo Domingo was the grandest convents of America which sheltered the followers of the order of Santo Domingo de ...

... ;  In the mid-afternoon, we arrived at the Casa Santo Domingo to begin our weekend of rest and relaxation. Casa Santo Domingo was one of the most grand convents of America. Orginal parts of buildings still exist.  The entire complex ...

... we stopped at the arch and bargained with some of the women artisans for a bit of beaded jewelery... We arrived at Casa Santo Domingo and the entire place was full of candles. It's really an amazing historical site/five star hotel. The Firestones ...

... at this point. We met Jerry who was to be our local guide for the next few days. We walked around the corner from our hotel to Santo Domingo Church (Iglesia de Santo Domingo) which was built on the site of The Qorikancha (Temple of the Sun) was the most ...

... ; and here you can go at sunset for a real treat too. #5 Casa Santo Domingo/Jade Museum: First Casa Santo Domingo is a massive complex that contains a luxury hotel, nice restaurants, macaws, a swimming pool, and several museums. If you are staying at the ...

... city of Guatemala.  The city is so picturesque and has a beautiful hotel, museum and old ruins all in one called casa Santo Domingo.  Being typical girls, we kept talking about how beautiful it would be to have a wedding here.. Everyone pays for there ...

... was direct and informative. The best of the tour was the ruins behind the cathedral and the chic museums at Casa Santo Domingo, a former monastery. Lunch included horchata to drink; gallo en chicha, to eat. Afternoon saw visits to Hermano Pedro church, ...

... weather was looking up and we took a nice stroll to Casa Santo Domingo - an AMAZING hotel/museum/ruins/restaurant, etc. Casa Santo Domingo is a hotel formed from the old ruins of a convent from the 16th century. The entire place is full of lush tropical ...

... a different leather strap. Very nice. For our last night in Guatemala, we treated ourselves to an outstanding dinner at Casa Santo Domingo, a ruined monastery built in the 1500s, serving international 5 star cuisine in a unique candlelit setting. We had a ...

... to some of the other meals we tried here, had a good spicy flavor to it.  Last weekend, Eliane and I visited Casa Santo Domingo, which is this old convent converted into a luxurious hotel. I was really nice, and a perfect spot for a romantic getaway ...