Bringing Chicas to your Airbnb? Thoughts?

[PeteyPablo]

Gentleman, great to join this groups! So, I’m coming to Sosua for a week in December and I’m planning on renting a villa with a private pool through Airbnb. I will be alone and obviously I want to get a little wild and crazy. And I would love some insight and advice that you all might have on bringing Chicas back to an accommodation like that. As you all know you’re responsible for any guest you bring into your place of stay, so do you guys have any advice or ground rules that you follow when you’re hanging out with these girls. I’d like to try and trust them but I can see them trying to get away with some unsavory behavior whether it be damage to the Villa or stealing something. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, gentlemen.

[Heathpiff]

Just make sure they have security at the gate in case things don’t go how you planned.

[TravelYoda]

1. Make sure you know the number for security so you can call them if there's an issue.
2. Don't let anyone pour or bring you an opened drink.
3. Close doors to rooms you don't want them in and don't let them wander. Walk them to where you want them to be.
4. Don't leave out what you don't want to lose. I left a half bottle of cologne out in the bathroom, that subsequently grew legs.
5. 1 chica at a time. You increase the chances of a shady situation with uneven ratios.
6. Negotiate before she gets there.
7. Take it easy on the booze.

[Bat Man]

There's cabanas Island wide for a reason.

I've always lived in Airbnb's and brought many chicas to them with no problem.

They are nicely appointed Airbnb's  not villa's.

The issue with Villas in Sosua especially is that the  women that are invited tend to live in wooden houses. The reason that's is significant is because no one in the carribean would choose to live in a wooden house if they could aviod it.

Inviting a chica like that who almost always has extended relatives living with her into a mansion will attract massive envy and chicas know that once they start breaking stuff that you will be forced to pay for it.

I'd really really evaluate the necessity of  villa life for one guy if you plan to spend most of your time dealing with chicas.

Anyone would tell you to Vet n Vibe before you bring that chica through ask around see if she acted up at other villas and even then villa parties are different than one guy in a villa the chiac could go to the bathroom and steal something of value.

Do what you want but be careful not every women deserves to be in your personal space take randoms to Sharks or Dulce secreto until you properly vetted the girl beleive me somebody knows whatever chica you're likely to meet ask around.

[Coochie93]

1. Make sure you know the number for security so you can call them if there's an issue.
2. Don't let anyone pour or bring you an opened drink.
3. Close doors to rooms you don't want them in and don't let them wander. Walk them to where you want them to be.
4. Don't leave out what you don't want to lose. I left a half bottle of cologne out in the bathroom, that subsequently grew legs.
5. 1 chica at a time. You increase the chances of a shady situation with uneven ratios.
6. Negotiate before she gets there.
7. Take it easy on the booze.

good answers, also make sure you CAN bring guests back to your airbnb not everyone offers that. But pretty much common sense stuff, don't trust these girls no matter how good you vet them.

[Stones]

1. Make sure you know the number for security so you can call them if there's an issue.
2. Don't let anyone pour or bring you an opened drink.
3. Close doors to rooms you don't want them in and don't let them wander. Walk them to where you want them to be.
4. Don't leave out what you don't want to lose. I left a half bottle of cologne out in the bathroom, that subsequently grew legs.
5. 1 chica at a time. You increase the chances of a shady situation with uneven ratios.
6. Negotiate before she gets there.
7. Take it easy on the booze.

Good advice on security but go even farther. Meet your security guy on the first day and grease his palm with about $20 US. Tell him you're looking for a nice, relaxing vacation and you don't want any issues with problem chicas. He'll know what that means. I've had security guys who wouldn't let me see certain chicas because he knows they are potential troublemakers -- or they are on the Airbnb's banned list and aren't allowed on the property. Always take care of your security guy.

[tugboaboat5393]

beware once certain chicas see your in a nice Arbnb,there may want to up sell you ! confirm price length of stay and services to be rendered !be safe !

[Coochie93]

1. Make sure you know the number for security so you can call them if there's an issue.
2. Don't let anyone pour or bring you an opened drink.
3. Close doors to rooms you don't want them in and don't let them wander. Walk them to where you want them to be.
4. Don't leave out what you don't want to lose. I left a half bottle of cologne out in the bathroom, that subsequently grew legs.
5. 1 chica at a time. You increase the chances of a shady situation with uneven ratios.
6. Negotiate before she gets there.
7. Take it easy on the booze.

Good advice on security but go even farther. Meet your security guy on the first day and grease his palm with about $20 US. Tell him you're looking for a nice, relaxing vacation and you don't want any issues with problem chicas. He'll know what that means. I've had security guys who wouldn't let me see certain chicas because he knows they are potential troublemakers -- or they are on the Airbnb's banned list and aren't allowed on the property. Always take care of your security guy.

Good point

[Hobby]

Which villa complex will you be staying at?  I just got through renting a villa through Air B&B for over a week at Residencial Hispaniola.  You will probably need a car to get to the strip. I rented a car but then turned it in for an ATV.  I asked the Air B&B host and the complex managers if that was ok and they said just park it at the gate but cannot bring it onto the property.  The day I got the ATV all of a sudden they changed their mind and said not only could I not park at the gate but not even across the street as it may get towed by transportation. I was so mad that I checked out early and got a room at Sosua Inn.  I brought one chica back to my villa by taxi and when the taxi came back to pick her up there were three security guards standing outside my villa asking if everything was alright. Was not all it was cracked up to be when I did not have the rental car.  For two days I had to walk from Residencial to the strip and this was not a fun idea.  I had my steady come to town for a few days and it's nice to splash in the pool and have a good time with her but after she left it was not that great.  It's nice having all that room but takes to long to get to the strip, I prefer walking out of my hotel and being right there.  If you have a steady then I say go for it with her but after that bringing a chica back and forth to the villa is a bit of a hassle if you don't have a car.  Take all the other advice that has been posted here.

Hobby.

[Bat Man]

Which villa complex will you be staying at?  I just got through renting a villa through Air B&B for over a week at Residencial Hispaniola.  You will probably need a car to get to the strip. I rented a car but then turned it in for an ATV.  I asked the Air B&B host and the complex managers if that was ok and they said just park it at the gate but cannot bring it onto the property.  The day I got the ATV all of a sudden they changed their mind and said not only could I not park at the gate but not even across the street as it may get towed by transportation. I was so mad that I checked out early and got a room at Sosua Inn.  I brought one chica back to my villa by taxi and when the taxi came back to pick her up there were three security guards standing outside my villa asking if everything was alright. Was not all it was cracked up to be when I did not have the rental car.  For two days I had to walk from Residencial to the strip and this was not a fun idea.  I had my steady come to town for a few days and it's nice to splash in the pool and have a good time with her but after she left it was not that great.  It's nice having all that room but takes to long to get to the strip, I prefer walking out of my hotel and being right there.  If you have a steady then I say go for it with her but after that bringing a chica back and forth to the villa is a bit of a hassle if you don't have a car.  Take all the other advice that has been posted here.

Hobby.

That's the other downside The Taxi Mafia a newbie will be ridiculously overcharged for chica deliveries and  Monger rides to the Strip.

Sosua being so compact it'd be wild  to be a mile away from the action especially considering a walk from the beach all the way to the Anhvee takes about 20 mins or so.

And bringing not thorghly vetted chicas through is not a good idea.

[WT3]

Just get a hotel.

[Stones]

Just get a hotel.

Villas are fine, but just get a villa by yourself. Sounds like fun, but shit can get out of hand when you have knuckleheads rolling with you, especially in they are first-timers.

[TravelYoda]

beware once certain chicas see your in a nice Arbnb, there may want to up sell you ! confirm price length of stay and services to be rendered !be safe !

One of the reasons I don't let chicas spend the night. Every situation is different, but often, these chicks aren't sleeping. One of them told me, they wait for the dude to start snoring, then either text their homegirls doing the same thing and/or watch tiktok till 5-6am, then make up some story about needing to leave. In terms of elevated risk, that chick can be doing anything when I pass out.

[Ted68]

1. Make sure you know the number for security so you can call them if there's an issue.
2. Don't let anyone pour or bring you an opened drink.
3. Close doors to rooms you don't want them in and don't let them wander. Walk them to where you want them to be.
4. Don't leave out what you don't want to lose. I left a half bottle of cologne out in the bathroom, that subsequently grew legs.
5. 1 chica at a time. You increase the chances of a shady situation with uneven ratios.
6. Negotiate before she gets there.
7. Take it easy on the booze.

Good advice on security but go even farther. Meet your security guy on the first day and grease his palm with about $20 US. Tell him you're looking for a nice, relaxing vacation and you don't want any issues with problem chicas. He'll know what that means. I've had security guys who wouldn't let me see certain chicas because he knows they are potential troublemakers -- or they are on the Airbnb's banned list and aren't allowed on the property. Always take care of your security guy.

Agreed..That makes a world of difference..

[Ted68]

Gentleman, great to join this groups! So, I’m coming to Sosua for a week in December and I’m planning on renting a villa with a private pool through Airbnb. I will be alone and obviously I want to get a little wild and crazy. And I would love some insight and advice that you all might have on bringing Chicas back to an accommodation like that. As you all know you’re responsible for any guest you bring into your place of stay, so do you guys have any advice or ground rules that you follow when you’re hanging out with these girls. I’d like to try and trust them but I can see them trying to get away with some unsavory behavior whether it be damage to the Villa or stealing something. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, gentlemen.

Great advice given by all. To reiterate a point given, keep your things locked up no matter how small. Given the chance they will steal your toothbrush. Additionally if something doesn't feel right don't go through with it.