Sosua

Casa Cayena

Quiet

Hotel El Colibri is the place to be if you want to enjoy the Dominican lifestyle and if you want to explore the beautiful countryside. El Colibri is well known for the hospitality and personal attention given by its Dutch host/ess and the Dominican staff. One of the few hotels in the town that is still very family friendly. Monique and Steven, the owners, take great care in maintaining the property and ensuring guest comfort. English, Dutch and Spanish are all spoken by staff.

The biggest all-inclusive in town, located next to Playa Alicia. If you search online you can sometimes find deep-discount packages as cheap as $500 to $1,000 for a full week.

This large, colonial-style hotel is located on a cliff above the water, and offers a massive and impressive lobby, clean and functional rooms, and plenty of secluded cliffside grottos for romantic moments or quiet contemplation. There is a bar and restaurant onsite with friendly and attentive staff, and while the food isn't bad it is pricier than comparable meals in town. A large breakfast buffet is included in the room rate.

Located next to Playa Sosua, this all-inclusive resort offers two lodging options: the more modern Sosua Bay Hotel, and the more colonial Victorian House.

An American owned reasonably priced alternative to an expensive villa, or smaller and limited use hotel room. Perla de Sosua is the last and seventh of 6 other properties located on a private Cul-de-Sac, but in the center of Sosua. Free internet and free calls to the USA and Canada.

Rocky's

Both hotel rooms and condos have A/C, but the condos are the best. They're like a small apartment complete with stove/oven, full size refrigerator, cable TV and WiFi. His Hotel has WiFi also.