Where to Stay in Santo Domingo

The historic heart of Santo Domingo and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This charming neighborhood features cobblestone streets, 16th-century colonial architecture, and countless cafes perfect for remote work. The oldest European settlement in the Americas offers an unbeatable atmosphere for digital nomads seeking culture and history. Home to the first cathedral, university, and hospital in the New World. Walkable with abundant restaurants, bars, and salsa clubs. Most popular area for tourists and nomads alike.

Santo Domingo's most upscale and modern neighborhood, known for high-end shopping, fine dining, and contemporary high-rise buildings. Home to Blue Mall and numerous coworking spaces, Piantini attracts well-to-do expats and professionals. Features excellent infrastructure, reliable power and internet, and a cosmopolitan atmosphere. The area boasts numerous gyms, supermarkets, and international restaurants. Safer than most areas but requires transportation to get around.

A vibrant residential and commercial neighborhood with a cosmopolitan vibe. Naco features modern gyms, shopping malls, and a variety of restaurants ranging from local eateries to international cuisine. Popular among young professionals and expats for its convenient location and modern amenities. Good infrastructure and relatively safe, though the area can be congested during rush hours. Several coworking spaces and cafes suitable for remote work.

A dynamic and family-friendly neighborhood suitable for digital nomads seeking a more laid-back lifestyle. Known for its green spaces including Mirador Sur Park, perfect for morning runs and outdoor activities. Growing expat community with numerous shopping centers, supermarkets, and restaurants. Offers a comfortable suburban feel with all necessary amenities while being more affordable than Piantini. Requires transportation but well-connected to other parts of the city.