Panama City

[Secksee1]

I was hoping you'd be open to sharing her information. I have a day trip in Panama in a couple of weeks.

Dear forum members,

I have been living over three years in Panama, and in my several mongering adventures, I have scouted a couple of gems, where I always want to return.

Back in 2019, I have found one lady advertising in local website for "massages", she was clearly a beauty from Colombia, so I asked if the massage was "full body". She said yes, "body to body", so I agreed to pay the 80 $ she was asking for.

I remember the first time, she is petite, but with a perfect body, ass to die for, wonderful tits, and a nice attitude and smile. She was (and still is) exceptionally good in the massage, then she moves to rubbing her tits on my back, with oil, then she asked me to turn and was rubbing her pussy with my dick. Wonderful.

[HardDrive]

I originally posted this in the Hotels thread but it never got "promoted".

Heading down to Panama City for a few nights after visiting San Jose Costa Rica in late August. This will be my second trip to Panama City but the first time was just after they opened up post-Covid so my knowledge is limited.

That trip I stayed at the Hotel El Panama and had a great stay. Great pool, good breakfast and very nice room. A very short walk to Don Julios. It was completely guest friendly then but that might have been do to the fact there were very few guests at that time and little staffing at the front desk late at night. I have tried to contact them via email to find out their current policy on unregistered guests but have not gotten a response yet.

I did most of my "partying" at Don Julios (old Habanos) and at the little bar / restaurant around the corner. I would like to stay in the same area.

I have searched here and can't find any definitive answers on guest friendly hotels. Some reports say a hotel is guest friendly others say pay $80. I would be amenable paying a small fee for a guest if necessary (maybe $20 or $30). Any current information would be greatly appreciated.

Any recommendations? Thanks.

Just got a response from the Hotel El Panama. The way I interpret it the guest fee is $55. The actual email was a little confusing.

"We do not admit unregistered people inside the rooms. Occasional visitors still register and pay $55.00 for each one. ".

[Tp Horn]

Her ass is simply one of the best I have ever seen and touched. Addicting.

She looks quite spectacular. Congratulations.

[Tiepolo2002]

Dear forum members,

I have been living over three years in Panama, and in my several mongering adventures, I have scouted a couple of gems, where I always want to return.

Back in 2019, I have found one lady advertising in local website for "massages", she was clearly a beauty from Colombia, so I asked if the massage was "full body". She said yes, "body to body", so I agreed to pay the 80 $ she was asking for.

I remember the first time, she is petite, but with a perfect body, ass to die for, wonderful tits, and a nice attitude and smile. She was (and still is) exceptionally good in the massage, then she moves to rubbing her tits on my back, with oil, then she asked me to turn and was rubbing her pussy with my dick. Wonderful.

She enjoys 69, while I am putting a finger in her ass, she moans like crazy. Blowjob is only allowed with condom, which I don't really enjoy. Kisses are good and she is very tight in her pussy.

I usually can handle to come twice in one hour with her, the first time in a 69 (I am licking her pussy, fingering her ass, while she massages my dick and balls! It feels like paradise!) and the second time, after some talking and cuddling, while fucking her, I do not usually come but she does come quickly.

I have managed to sneak some videos (with a hidden gopro), here you can see her riding me gently but deeply.

Her ass is simply one of the best I have ever seen and touched. Addicting.

She is from near Medellin and she is a goddess to me. Always nice and caring.

Damage is 100 $ per hour plus motel (usually around 15 $) for an amazing, GFE service (except for the BJ).

[HardDrive]

I just got back from there this weekend. They will charge you $22 per guest unless that person registers with you at the time of check in and stays the whole duration. I was able to get a discounted rate so 22 dollars was not high for me.

While I hate paying a guest fee, I can deal with $22.

Thanks for the info.

[StudBucket]

I will be staying at the Marriott AC In June. It's just a few doors up from Don Julios on the same block. I'll let you know what their policy is.

Lee.

I just got back from there this weekend. They will charge you $22 per guest unless that person registers with you at the time of check in and stays the whole duration. I was able to get a discounted rate so 22 dollars was not high for me.

[SexIsLove]

I originally posted this in the Hotels thread but it never got "promoted".

Heading down to Panama City for a few nights after visiting San Jose Costa Rica in late August. This will be my second trip to Panama City but the first time was just after they opened up post-Covid so my knowledge is limited.

That trip I stayed at the Hotel El Panama and had a great stay. Great pool, good breakfast and very nice room. A very short walk to Don Julios. It was completely guest friendly then but that might have been do to the fact there were very few guests at that time and little staffing at the front desk late at night. I have tried to contact them via email to find out their current policy on unregistered guests but have not gotten a response yet.

I did most of my "partying" at Don Julios (old Habanos) and at the little bar / restaurant around the corner. I would like to stay in the same area.

I have searched here and can't find any definitive answers on guest friendly hotels. Some reports say a hotel is guest friendly others say pay $80. I would be amenable paying a small fee for a guest if necessary (maybe $20 or $30). Any current information would be greatly appreciated.

Any recommendations? Thanks.

I stayed at the W Panama earlier this month for a week. I got a decent rate plus a suite upgrade due to my Marriott status. I averaged about 2 girls a night (mainly from Habanos) no issues. Would just greet the guards and just walk in and out. On the weekend there was these parties at the hotel with people milling around the entrance even at 2 am which helps. But nobody ever stopped or asked anything.

[Lee]

Lee,

I walked past it many times on my way to Don Julios. Looks like a nice hotel and a great location. If you walk toward Don Julios and take a left instead of a right you will run into a good middle eastern restaurant. I can't remember the name though. Nice open air seating and good food. Not too expensive.

I look forward to your report.

Thanks.

Beirut.

Eaten there many times.

Lee.

[HardDrive]

I will be staying at the Marriott AC In June. It's just a few doors up from Don Julios on the same block. I'll let you know what their policy is..

Lee,

I walked past it many times on my way to Don Julios. Looks like a nice hotel and a great location. If you walk toward Don Julios and take a left instead of a right you will run into a good middle eastern restaurant. I can't remember the name though. Nice open air seating and good food. Not too expensive.

I look forward to your report.

Thanks.

[Lee]

I originally posted this in the Hotels thread but it never got "promoted".

Heading down to Panama City for a few nights after visiting San Jose Costa Rica in late August. This will be my second trip to Panama City but the first time was just after they opened up post-Covid so my knowledge is limited.

That trip I stayed at the Hotel El Panama and had a great stay. Great pool, good breakfast and very nice room. A very short walk to Don Julios. It was completely guest friendly then but that might have been do to the fact there were very few guests at that time and little staffing at the front desk late at night. I have tried to contact them via email to find out their current policy on unregistered guests but have not gotten a response yet.

I did most of my "partying" at Don Julios (old Habanos) and at the little bar / restaurant around the corner. I would like to stay in the same area.

I have searched here and can't find any definitive answers on guest friendly hotels. Some reports say a hotel is guest friendly others say pay $80. I would be amenable paying a small fee for a guest if necessary (maybe $20 or $30). Any current information would be greatly appreciated.

Any recommendations? Thanks.

I will be staying at the Marriott AC In June. It's just a few doors up from Don Julios on the same block. I'll let you know what their policy is.

Lee.

[HardDrive]

I originally posted this in the Hotels thread but it never got "promoted".

Heading down to Panama City for a few nights after visiting San Jose Costa Rica in late August. This will be my second trip to Panama City but the first time was just after they opened up post-Covid so my knowledge is limited.

That trip I stayed at the Hotel El Panama and had a great stay. Great pool, good breakfast and very nice room. A very short walk to Don Julios. It was completely guest friendly then but that might have been do to the fact there were very few guests at that time and little staffing at the front desk late at night. I have tried to contact them via email to find out their current policy on unregistered guests but have not gotten a response yet.

I did most of my "partying" at Don Julios (old Habanos) and at the little bar / restaurant around the corner. I would like to stay in the same area.

I have searched here and can't find any definitive answers on guest friendly hotels. Some reports say a hotel is guest friendly others say pay $80. I would be amenable paying a small fee for a guest if necessary (maybe $20 or $30). Any current information would be greatly appreciated.

Any recommendations? Thanks.

[Evac305]

That's a first through my travels, unbelievable. I wonder what is his angle, what is he trying to gain? As I mentioned and the other guy, he didn't even ask or seem like he was going to ask for any $$.

The same black guy came up to me at this rooftop bar with the same fucking story. My spidey senses were tingling so I figured he was lying because the story seemed way too crazy. I just bought him a coke and told him good luck.

[Tp Horn]

Which Don Julios you are referring to? Also l can only find ocean sun casino on Google.

Don Julio's aka Habano's is the girl bar in front of the Marriott Hotel in the main tourist sector. It's a little confusing because it changes names, and there are a couple of adjacent joints with unclear boundaries and signs.

The Ocean Sun casino is connected to the JW Marriott Hotel in Punta Pacifica, located between other residential towers. It was formerly The Trump Hotel.

[Maha Siddha]

This was my first trip to Panama so I don't think I have the breadth of experience to fully give you an objective evaluation, but I'll briefly summarize. I'd say I'm still relatively new to the game overall. I've had some fun in the states for several years, but only have taken my talents overseas starting in 2019. I like to report for the newer guys looking for the most up-to-date info as I was once that guy, and still am. So far I've only been to the following, but have been to them multiple times except for Medellin (only traveled once unrelated to hobbying).

Santiago DR: I've stayed here twice, and tried to do the urban city tourist thing. Just wasn't into it both times and just wished I was in Sosua. I feel like if I was going to live in DR I would move here because of the availability of modern amenities but just vacationing, I prefer Sosua. It's not that far away anyway, you could certainly do both in one trip. Girls are plentiful, but not concentrated in one area. I use Tinder to find chicas. I've heard you can pick them up around the university but I haven't been that lucky. Food and Hotels overall are cheaper in DR than in Panama City and you'll only really find Domicinan girls here in Santiago. The downside is if you're a westerner you'll stick out like a sore thumb. Tourism isn't really a thing in Santiago, and I've heard of higher petty crime here towards westerners.

Sosua DR: Been here 4 times and probably my favorite. It was my first international trip. I like it because of the variety and the ease of finding a GFE experience. Girls from every city in DR come to Sosua to make some cash. Cities you've never heard of will have chicas here hustling. I usually find one or two that I bring back to my place the entire trip. They often will stay overnight cook for you if you buy groceries, and just relax, which is always what I'm looking for. Plus I think the beauty of the beaches are unmatched along the northern side of the islands between Cabarete, Sosua, and Puerto Plata city. I just feel more relaxed here due to the beachy nature of the city as well. Food is cheaper than Panama and there's a ton of variety of great restaurants along the beach that you can sample while being bombarded with soliciting chicas. My favorite is this small beach restaurant called Fast Freddy's. Their food is amazing and fresh. Always a good environment, and it's far enough away from the main strip where you won't be bothered (as much). I remember during lockdown I was staying in an Airbnb across town in the city and ordered delivery. Freddy himself delivered the food (with a motoconcho driver) I was amazed because they are always so busy. Great vibes overall. The only problem is I've heard the cost of admission is going up with chicas in the city due to the number of westerners traveling here as of recent and bringing their western flashy culture along with them. May not be an affordable paradise much longer, who knows. I don't speculate. I also don't go during the larger tourist times such as the super bowl, Halloween etc. There's usually an influx of westerners and chicas but just not my cup of tea. I'd say it's more peaceful than Panama, food is cheaper, but hotels and Airbnb's are probably in the same ballpark range. I selected AC Marriot because it was one of the cheaper places I was willing to stay in Panama City in the $120/ night range. Depending on where you stay in sosua, hotel, Airbnb, or villa it could cost more. Chicas are cheaper in my opinion here as well because of my preference. I feel like I always get more bang for my buck.

Tijuana MEX: Been here about 4 times as well all for weekend trips (2-3 days). Great stay for a couple of days or for those that are close, one night and back over the border. Crossing the border is relatively simple and always quick. I've always only walked over. You will find Colombian and Venezuelan chicas working in the clubs and some of the indy sites and agencies. Chica prices are decent, I haven't seen or heard of more than $150/ HR here, and food at restaurants are cheaper than Panama. Depends on what hotel you stay in but I think overall hotels are cheaper in the 3-4 star range. I don't think GFE exists in Tijuana though. If that's not your thing then whatever, but every minute will be counted (from my experience). I've tried it all. HK, Adeletas, Indy sites, Agencies, and Massage parlors, and it's always a business transaction. I have frequented the same girl a couple of times from the agencies but even then, it was still mostly business as usual. Can't blame them though, they have lives outside of this world.

Medellin Colombia: Stayed for a different reason, didn't hit the scene due to the group I traveled with. But I did check out the site here for the cliff notes and know what to expect when I do go next time. Probably most naturally beautiful place I've been.

My next trip will be SE Asia, likely to Pattaya. From the reports and such I think I would like it there a lot because of the GFE factor. I prefer to find a girl that fits my "needs" and ware her out my entire trip, only rotating once or twice if necessary.

Cheers,

AP.

Which Don Julios you are referring to?

I search on Google there are three.

Also l can only find ocean sun casino on Google.
Is it the same as ocean view casino ??

Thanks for the help

[AllanParke]

Yes. I'm not the guy who asked, but I got the same story from that guy several years ago while sitting at a bar. I kept waiting for the request for money to come, but it never did (and I didn't offer).

If he scams full-time, can't believe he's still there, since Panama was a ghost town for over a year during COVID.

Also, Uber is about half the price of the yellow cabs at the airport, but there can be a 15-minute wait for drivers and you need to be careful about scams. I've had them add on $10 for tolls when the actual toll is like $2.

That's a first through my travels, unbelievable. I wonder what is his angle, what is he trying to gain? As I mentioned and the other guy, he didn't even ask or seem like he was going to ask for any $$.