Good room service

I hate Grand Mansion because i had to use one of my shirt for towel. And they need a lot of changes . i was sleeping very tired by 2am a big truck woke me up taking trash the were grabbing very strongly. Beds needs to be changed and at least they have to put a place very close that people can eat some food no need to walk 5 miles to get food. No clean up the floor was dirty

Family oriented and great customers service and allow you to Santo Domingo and its sea side walk ...

The staff there are very friendly and the room was nice and cold for that hot Dominican weather

Nice and quiet place to spent a night

Very good. Well working wifi and good air conditioning

الموظفين لطيفين و الخدمة ممتازة، الاكل رهيب ماشاء الله كل طبق اطعم من الثاني. جربنا لحمة الضأن و الانتركوت و فوسليني باستا .. صراحة انصح فيه

(Translated by Google) Wanted to charge me 1500 pesos while 2 months before I paid 1350. Bathroom rundown for 5 years. No repair of the piping. To avoid. Other cheaper hotels on the street (Original) Voulaient me faire payer 1500 pesos alors que 2 mois avant je payais 1350. Salle de bain délabrée depuis 5 ans. Aucune réparation de la tuyauterie. A éviter. D'autres hôtels moins chers dans la rue

Very nice option to stay

The pillows suck. Ok that gets all the negatives out of the way. I was getting some immigration paperwork taken care of and needed multiple nights of stay so they came off their walk-up price. Ended up about two thirds of what's published on booking sites. The location was ideal. I had plenty of time to kill between my immigration appointments so I walked a lot. Easy 6 to 8 block walk to Calle Conde which leads down into the Colonial Zone. Three blocks south is the Malecón, a street that runs along the Caribbean. Only thing there is that crossing over the street is certain death except on Sundays when traffic vanishes. I've Uber'd out of this area. A block north or south are busy streets with public transportation or taxis. 8 or 10 blocks west and you can jump on the Metro subway. For your money the rooms are spartan but contain the basics. TV, good wifi, a/c, firm bed, shower with great pressure and gobs of hot water. I had a room away from the street and it was quiet. Made friends with the staff and got room cleaned and linen and towels changed every three days. They have their own laundry facilities up on the roof and Carmen washed, dried and folded my clothes for a few hundred pesos. They have over 80 solar panels up on the roof so no power interruptions. That's a big deal anywhere in this country. Security at the hotel was great. An employee unlocks the gate and locks it again after every entry or exit. In this area of Gásque there are multiple restaurants or cafeterias with local foods. Banks, copy stores, colmado for snacks and cold beer, and a great fruit smoothie stand around the corner called Benefruta (see my review). I highly recommended La Gran Mansión. Value for your pesos. I'll be back.