More than decent prices for rooms that are HUGE, with a bed where four can find a comfortable dream, superb service, and a very fine restaurant (a little expensive, but worthy).

Hotel have a big salon upstairs the restaurant, great for bussiness, parties or weddings, WiFi, and a collection of old cars that belonged to Generalisimo Trujillo.

The surroundings and the views are marvelous, and always cold temperatures (it's almost 3,000 ft high) and a romantic fog in the mornings. Sorry, no Spa or pool.

Actually the hotel is developing a villas compound in the mountain nearby.

Awesome view of the city. Friendly and helpful staff. Room was very clean, very visually pleasing (modern) and very comfortable bed. Very quiet. Great get-away spot. Food was excellent-kudos to the chef. While you are visiting for dinner, order the restaurant's specialties. Dinner was pricey and wait staff was slow though. Wonderful experience overall. Very reasonably priced stay. My husband and I will definitely return.

We spent the night before our wedding at Camp David.We had previously stayed there for several days. I asked that our room be decorated with flower pedals and it was absolutely amazing. My wife cried it was so beautiful.The food is incredible and the view stunning. They set a beautiful table on the balcony for us and we ordered room service.Our meal, the room decorations, breakfast and a good bottle of red wine costs us $145.00.What a bargain.... .It is cool all the time at Camp David.Anyone visiting Santiago needs to visit Camp David.It is 20 minutes outside the city but that is what makes it beautiful,.

I was so excited to go to Santiago and stay at this hotel overlooking the city, but was quite disappointed upon arrival. The room (#22) was very drab and dingy. The bedding grossed me out and the bed was not comfortable. The view of the city in the early morning hours and night was beautiful, but was hindered by the view of the hotel's tin roof below our balcony. If you are looking to spend time in the city and don't have a car, this is not the place to stay. It is a 400-500 RD peso ($12-15 USD) taxi ride into the city and the same amount to return. Some taxi drivers we found wouldn't even take us to the hotel for fear their cars wouldn't make it up the mountain. We enjoyed our dinner at the hotel- the food was pretty good and the view was nice. We ordered room service both mornings and the food arrived cold. We had planned on staying 5 nights, but ended up leaving after 2. The lobby is pretty. I may return to this place for dinner, but would not sleep there.