Estimada, Sera un gran placer guardar su equipaje en nuestro cuarto de maletas mientras usted espera por su habitacion y se relaja en las áreas hermosas de nuestro hotel. Estamos para serviles. sera un placer recibirle! Saludos, Nelsa Abreu

I can't see why not, there's a seating area on the landing balcony outside with sofas and lounge chairs.

Hi thanks for your message. The hotel is 30-40 minutes drive from Las Americas airport. The area around the airport does not have a lot of hotels or restaurants, so you will be much more comfortable staying with us in the Colonial Zone, there is a lot more to enjoy in our area. We can arrange airport transfers using safe English-speaking drivers.

Hello, Thank you for your recent enquiry. Let me answer your queries one by one. 1. Taxi transfer from Santo Domingo airport to Casa Sanchez Hotel. I can arrange the taxi transfer, with our associate company, from Santo Domingo airport to Casa Sanchez Hotel. The cost is US$ 40 (for the whole taxi, not per person) and this needs to be paid to the driver in cash, either in US dollars or Dominican pesos. For safety reasons, it is advisable to use a service with a known driver and airport taxis often get lost in the Colonial Zone, so we do recommend using our service. All our drivers and staff speak English. 2. Taxi transfer from Casa Sanchez Hotel to Grand Bahia Principe, Punta Cana. This transfer takes approximately 3 hours and would be with the same associate company as above. The car is fully air conditioned and, again, would be with a safe and reliable English speaking driver. The cost would be US$ 190 for this trip. 3. City Tour of Santo Domingo. English-speaking driver by air conditioned car around the city. Santo Domingo is the largest city in the Caribbean and this tour tries to give a sense of how big and how diverse the city is. Starting at the hotel, they head along the river Osama and up through some “barrios” - poor neighbourhoods - of Guachupito and Guandules and drive through a local market. They then join the highway and head east to the Tres Ojos - one of the main tourist attractions, three beautiful lakes. After a visit there, they then go to visit the Faro de Colon, a monument to Christopher Columbus which contains his ashes, built in the 1990s. There is a tour which will take you around the Faro de Colon. Following this, back into the car down the Avenida Venezuela, the main nightlife strip in the city, along past the cruise ship terminal and the San Souci area which is being redeveloped as a major tourist hub. Then crossing the river, they drive down to the Malecon and then drive through Bella Vista, one of the richest areas of the city. From Bella Vista, then drive through Avenida Winston Churchill, the new center of the city, with its headquarter offices and malls, and then up to the Botanical Gardens. In the Botanical Gardens, there is a little train which makes a tour (the park is huge) and the guide is in English and Spanish. There is a visit to the Japanese gardens, and this tour takes about 1 hour in total. Rejoining the car, they then head through two more poor barrios - Villa Juana, famous for car repairs, car parts, anything to do with cars, all of which seems to take place on the street, and Villa Consuelo, the builders merchant for the city, where craftsmen make furniture, beds, lamps - you name it. In Villa Consuelo they can stop to see some of the craftsmen working or have a look in some of the shops. Finally, a drive through Duarte market, the largest market area of the city for locals, and a look at the true chaos that is Dominican traffic! The tour takes 5 hours and the cost is US$120 in total, including entrance fees. The tour can take place at any time of the day, and they can include a lunch stop. This tour can be adjusted to be shorter or longer to suit your requirements. I hope this helps.