Santa Marta

**Orgasmico** · 09-28-21 22:13

I just had to check this knucklehead. She hit me up on social media talking about she could send me pics and vids for a fee. Had me confused with one of those OnlyFanboys in the USA. I'm posting her pic incase any of you dudes run into her. Says she lives in Santa Marta.

**Member #4740** · 09-26-21 01:24

Originally Posted by Berliner2021 [View Original Post]

Out of curiosity I ask the reception guy and of course at "love hotel" no registrations.

So you are lucky not to have this Drama in your hotel and instead her to love motel.

I never bring a girl to my own hotel.

**JustTK** · 08-06-21 21:47

Originally Posted by Prelude141 [View Original Post]

Did any body visit SM recently? How does it look like, vibe and party scene?

I often live rhere. Everything is open and in fullswing.

**Elvis 2008** · 08-06-21 21:33

Originally Posted by TheTallMan [View Original Post]

Many thanks, so about 275 mil a night not cheap but love the view and the pool. I know right where the building is located as I have walked past it hundreds of times in the past 5 years during my stays in rodadero.

I too just about always use booking dot com on my travels and it suits me well.

The Tall Man.

TM, if you go to Trip Advisor, they will list all the prices of the hotel booking companies. Yes, booking.com is easy but sometimes you go to other sites like Agoda and off brands I have never heard of and they can do better.

It used to be that the hotel sites guaranteed the best rates but I do not see that advertised as much I think. Marriott in Cali was 30% less on third part website than Marriott and Intercontinental in Cancun was 30% less than IC's own website. Going to Trip Advisor saved me $200 for my hotel booking for the IC Hotel in Cancun.

**Prelude141** · 08-06-21 19:18

Did any body visit SM recently? How does it look like, vibe and party scene?

**SkyBuilder** · 07-17-21 13:04

Originally Posted by Xpartan [View Original Post]

Mercure sounds like an Accor hotel, and Gio doesn't seem to be the part of Choice Privilege. You sure you mean Choice rewards, not another program?

Yeah, I screwed that up a bit and combined them into one section. I have used Choice in Barranquilla but elsewhere I use Hotels.com. Just got back and this time I used booking for a couple of nights in a small town called Sincelejo and it was great. Saved me money and gave me what I was looking for.

Sky.

**Xpartan** · 07-05-21 22:34

Originally Posted by SkyBuilder [View Original Post]

I book everything on either my Choice Rewards account or Hotels.com and you will get much better pricing.

SKY.

Mercure sounds like an Accor hotel, and Gio doesn't seem to be the part of Choice Privilege. You sure you mean Choice rewards, not another program?

**Osteoknot** · 07-04-21 21:46

Originally Posted by ErrolFlynn [View Original Post]

The you mean Agoda?

In this mongering sport we play. Agoda is one of the little life hacks that once you go there, you won't go back, when it comes to hotel reservations in SE Asia.

**Errol Flynn** · 07-03-21 19:53

Originally Posted by Osteoknot [View Original Post]

There is a different Website preferable in SE Asia, I can't recall the name. Starts with "A" I think.

The you mean Agoda?

**Osteoknot** · 07-02-21 07:49

Originally Posted by TheTallMan [View Original Post]

Many thanks, so about 275 mil a night not cheap but love the view and the pool. I know right where the building is located as I have walked past it hundreds of times in the past 5 years during my stays in rodadero.

I too just about always use booking dot com on my travels and it suits me well.

The Tall Man.

Agree that is the site to use for the Americas. Haven't tried it in Europe. There is a different Website preferable in SE Asia, I can't recall the name. Starts with "A" I think. Turns out a lot of the other booking sites are already linked to it, in Asia. I was having problems including showing up and being told I did not have a reservation after making one until I switched to. . . Starts with an A? In Asia. Yeah, I know, little help there.

With Booking dot com I got to their "Genius" level really quick without trying for a ten percent discount. Ayenda has offered me another 20% discount for being a faithful customer (one hotel only). That puts me in the single digit dollars per night range with those combined discounts. Ostee Out.

**The Tall Man** · 06-16-21 08:33

Originally Posted by Surfer500 [View Original Post]

I stayed in a two bedroom two bath apartment named Penon Del Rodadero. It's an older building but the very first one on the side of the hill at the end of Rodadero Beach. It cost approximately $ 850,000 COP for three nights and I booked it thru Boooking.com. A bit weird checking in and thankfully I have a Bancolombia account and just paid on the spot. Incredible killer views from the balcony. AC which is totally necessary there. A good place to shack up, fuck, swim, and eat seafood.

Many thanks, so about 275 mil a night not cheap but love the view and the pool. I know right where the building is located as I have walked past it hundreds of times in the past 5 years during my stays in rodadero.

I too just about always use booking dot com on my travels and it suits me well.

The Tall Man.

**Surfer500** · 06-15-21 15:00

Originally Posted by TheTallMan [View Original Post]

Yes I too know this area very well and my last visit was November 2020. Question, what is the daily rate of your hotel?

The Tall Man.

I stayed in a two bedroom two bath apartment named Penon Del Rodadero. It's an older building but the very first one on the side of the hill at the end of Rodadero Beach. It cost approximately $ 850,000 COP for three nights and I booked it thru Boooking.com. A bit weird checking in and thankfully I have a Bancolombia account and just paid on the spot. Incredible killer views from the balcony. AC which is totally necessary there. A good place to shack up, fuck, swim, and eat seafood.

**The Tall Man** · 06-14-21 01:35

Originally Posted by Surfer500 [View Original Post]

Haven't been to Santa Marta in a few years and decided to return. This time though I rented an apartment in a building named El Penon Del Rodadero in Rodadero instead of staying at the AC Marriot in Santa Marta. The building is the first building that is beachfront at the end of the beach to the South and has two swimming pools. I found it on Booking.com, it was a last minute decision to come here on Friday and it's a two bedroom two bath place, an ill equipped kitchen, but good AC in the bedrooms, a killer balcony, and a large Olympica market a block away, and direct beach access. Brought a Chica with me this time versus staying in Santa Marta proper and pulling Chicas from the parks and Malecon. The beach is shut down at 6 PM in Rodadero but opens up at daylight. Went to Playa Blanca yesterday and won't go back there, it was a fucking zoo. Went to Parque de Novios on Friday night to eat and the place was packed. Today I'm headed by taxi to Taganga and hopefully won't be as crowded as Playa Blanca. I've been just eating in the apartment versus hitting restaurants in Rodadero most of the time, so don't have a go to seafood place to eat at to recommend but will try a place tonight.

It's hotter then hooker in heater here, and I miss the weather in Medellin, but the Ocean is hard to beat and great for swimming.

Yes I too know this area very well and my last visit was November 2020. Question, what is the daily rate of your hotel?

The Tall Man.

**Surfer500** · 06-13-21 15:15

Haven't been to Santa Marta in a few years and decided to return. This time though I rented an apartment in a building named El Penon Del Rodadero in Rodadero instead of staying at the AC Marriot in Santa Marta. The building is the first building that is beachfront at the end of the beach to the South and has two swimming pools. I found it on Booking.com, it was a last minute decision to come here on Friday and it's a two bedroom two bath place, an ill equipped kitchen, but good AC in the bedrooms, a killer balcony, and a large Olympica market a block away, and direct beach access. Brought a Chica with me this time versus staying in Santa Marta proper and pulling Chicas from the parks and Malecon. The beach is shut down at 6 PM in Rodadero but opens up at daylight. Went to Playa Blanca yesterday and won't go back there, it was a fucking zoo. Went to Parque de Novios on Friday night to eat and the place was packed. Today I'm headed by taxi to Taganga and hopefully won't be as crowded as Playa Blanca. I've been just eating in the apartment versus hitting restaurants in Rodadero most of the time, so don't have a go to seafood place to eat at to recommend but will try a place tonight.

It's hotter then hooker in heater here, and I miss the weather in Medellin, but the Ocean is hard to beat and great for swimming.