Santo Domingo hotels in Gazcue

Pros: Friendly and professional staff. Good breakfast.

Pros: Staff and facilities

Pros: The people

Pros: Hotel was super clean and everyone was very nice!

Pros: Hi! , We love everything in there, we feeling like our own home,. Thanks you

Pros: The view was outstanding and the staff were very attentive. The facility was nice, but there were a few issues with the conference rooms, electricity and water issues.

Pros: The bedding super comfortable, fluffy and perfect quality. We were overwhelmed with the staff hospitality, from the bell person( Elias) to the reception( Ivan), room service, the pool attendant. Everyone went above and beyond. My daughter and I commented on our flight back about how our last day in Santo Domingo was outstanding due to the courtesy from the staff at the Sheraton.

Pros: I have stayed at many hotels and resorts around the world. This place from the start treats you like you like you are the only one in the room :). The staff is very friendly and helpful. The food was great especially the pasta and shrimp, the salmon wasn’t as fresh as I like but still it was good. The facilities were 4/5 and were state of the art. With the Sheraton club ithe benefits are so worth it. The staff can guide you to places you would like to visit. With google translate outside you should be ok as well. I do not speak much Spanish but the staff spoke English well enough for us to communicate

Pros: The room was spacious and the lobby and restaurants were very nice. Casino next door was unexpected surprise, which my parents loved.

Pros: Good service Location is close to historic center

Pros: The Service is Excellent!

Pros: Simply that there was a fairly sanitary mattress and a separate space with a lockable door

Pros: Price

Pros: If you leave you're overly Rosy expectations in the United States this is an awesome hotel. If you want to nitpick things go spend $200 a night somewhere. This is in a good area with a really cool cafe 40 meters away and it is a 15 minute walk from Conde Street which is very popular and full of shops. I also highly recommend Mandela Pub. It is an expat place and plays really good jazz and classic rock and is run/owned I think by a Spanish lady. The staff at the hotel was super friendly and generally worked hard to meet expectations. I only know 17 1/2 words in Spanish but fortunately can smile fluently in Spanish. There were a couple people who spoke English. The worst thing I could say it about it is that it took me three tries to get some towels when the cleaning lady didn't put any in the room after removing the ones in there. There is a good, very polite cook at breakfast making omelets to order and the breakfast is a good deal.