Guadalajara

[Juan Carter]

Just saw on Reginas Twitter page that she will be going to CDMX instead of GDL, I'll see her one day hopefully.

Your loss, my gain. Thanks for the heads up. I am scheduled with her for the 24th in CDMX and Baby Allison Pink fka Allison Herrera on the 29th. Faty Pea returns to Monterrey tomorrow before I get a chance at her. It seems that all the best norteas have put CDMX on their calendars. In the photo below Regina is standing, Allison is seated.

[JeraldoRivera]

Anyone with any current info on which esteticas are closed and which are open?

Not sure if we supposed to post about other boards but there is a very active local gdl board with all the current intel. Pm if you need the addy. As a side note I'm still conflicting on going to Gdl vs Mde in March. Fucking 16 hrs to Mde vs direct flight 5 hrs to gdl plus gdl flight only 300 $ its very confusing as I believe Colombia has the better women.

[PVMonger]

High Class was closed by authorities last night. There is a video of the raid on FB I don't know if the link will post here or not https://www.facebook.com/NoticieroGu...0753704430399/ Yeah, if you can get their numbers that is always best. If not so you can enjoy them in a hotel, if not so that the girl makes more money, then because you can share the contact with me by Private Message.

Anyone with any current info on which esteticas are closed and which are open?

[LovesToSploog]

On October 24-26th, the famous goddess of sex will be making a visit to the city with one of her friend, I for one am excited since I land there on the 26th so I will definitely try my hardest to spend some time with her. She is Monterey based but frequents a lot to CDMX, some of the senior members here have seen her already and it seems like an opportunity one needs to take, anyways just a heads up for those in the area around that time.

Just saw on Reginas Twitter page that she will be going to CDMX instead of GDL, I'll see her one day hopefully.

[LovesToSploog]

On October 24-26th, the famous goddess of sex will be making a visit to the city with one of her friend, I for one am excited since I land there on the 26th so I will definitely try my hardest to spend some time with her. She is Monterey based but frequents a lot to CDMX, some of the senior members here have seen her already and it seems like an opportunity one needs to take, anyways just a heads up for those in the area around that time.

[GoneFishin]

I haven't been there on a weekend in a while, but I think Guadalajara is still closing the main streets in town on Sundays to car traffic. It makes for nice biking.

Yes, they are and the main route seems to be from the Arcos de Vallarta East to the Centro and beyond (using Ave Juarez). I've done it and its a nice way to see the city but you do have to watch out for all the other strollers, bladers and such. Other areas of town are suppose to have their own versions but I do not know the routes. Its usually from early morning to midday kinda of thing.

GF.

[JHS 42]

Yeah, just googling some of the roads towards Guanajuato. Look kind of dubious. + schlepping a bike on an airplane is a problem, + the bike I normally ride is sort of optimized for city commuting. Narrow gearing and a narrower saddle, + I'm almost 70. I probably should just rent a local bike during the day and rent a universitaria to sit on my face at night. Thanks for the tip on the hotel. I will definitely stay there!

I haven't been there on a weekend in a while, but I think Guadalajara is still closing the main streets in town on Sundays to car traffic. It makes for nice biking.

[John Clayton]

...This area has heavy truck traffic and drivers who do not see you at all...

For Hotel near the center of everything I always run back to Hotel Portobelo. Good luck, GF.

Yeah, just googling some of the roads towards Guanajuato. Look kind of dubious. + schlepping a bike on an airplane is a problem, + the bike I normally ride is sort of optimized for city commuting. Narrow gearing and a narrower saddle, + I'm almost 70. I probably should just rent a local bike during the day and rent a universitaria to sit on my face at night. Thanks for the tip on the hotel. I will definitely stay there!

[GoneFishin]

Thanks for the response. If I live through it, I will report back. I did tour through a big chunk of Yucatan on a bike. Generally, the rural roads were safer and smoother than what we have here. The Yucatan is not heavily populated. We'll see what happens in Guanajuato;.

This is not the Yucatan. This area has heavy truck traffic and drivers who do not see you at all. There is a fledgling bike culture in GDL but most drivers are not accustomed to it yet. I am a cyclist as well and do not recommend this area for long distance biking. If you live through it I'm sure you will have tales to tell. I have used a small local bike tour group just to pedal some in the city. You can find them at http://gdlbiketour.mx/.

I recommend talking to them before you head out on your adventure. For Hotel near the center of everything I always run back to Hotel Portobelo. Good luck, GF.

[LovesToSploog]

I hope someone can post a review before I return to GDL. Alex is presenting Genesis as a gringa from the USA, 19 and beautiful, he says. $1300 hour + $200 BBBJ.

Saw on Sexxxyprov that 1,800 for two hours, If she is still available in three weeks when I am there, I'll do it. I'm guessing since Alex is now advertising on Sexxxyprov, I might not need a 33 area, hopefully.

[Juan Carter]

I hope someone can post a review before I return to GDL. Alex is presenting Genesis as a gringa from the USA, 19 and beautiful, he says. $1300 hour + $200 BBBJ.

[John Clayton]

... it sounds crazy to bike in Mexican traffic and road conditions.

Thanks for the response. If I live through it, I will report back. I did tour through a big chunk of Yucatan on a bike. Generally, the rural roads were safer and smoother than what we have here. The Yucatan is not heavily populated. We'll see what happens in Guanajuato;.

[LovesToSploog]

My experience with MILF's is to schedule the day before when possible. They have family to deal with and even if your outside their published times they may make it work with enough notice. I was not at Pedegral Motel for my dates with her so did not see the days lineup, sorry.

GF.

No worries, excellent report. I love MILFs, had a great experience with Ada when she was part of Eriks Agency (agency might be a different name) then she moved to another agency but she was worth the money, huge breast and ass on her and damn would she get hot during our session. Miss her but last I heard she retired.

[JHS 42]

Do they have managers who actually manage the place, and with whom one can interact?

Forgot this bit—in my experience you never actually see any of the staff, which is part of the whole model. Interaction is usually limited to requesting a room and being given a room number, and handing money through a little door. I suppose you could try to have a conversation through the intercom, but I doubt it'd accomplish much.

[JHS 42]

I'm planning to fly into GDL on 11/6 with my bicycle and the plan to ride out and back to Guanajuato, maybe Queretaro for ten days. Staying two days in Guadalajara at beginning and end of the vacation to get a local SIM chip, assemble the bike, shagging some Tapatias. I had been planning to stay at some hotel en el Centro, but maybe one of the often mentioned, chica friendly motels might be better. My ideas:

1) Money is not a consideration.

2) I want to be able to bring my bike into my room.

3) I want to leave the bike case at the hotel until I return.

4) I like to be close to some street life and decent food.

5) I'm so old I can't fuck that much or care about saving money, plus I don't really care about choosing from a lineup.

6) I like a quiet room and a firm mattress.

Question is, are motels like the Pedregal, Rio Nilo, and Picasso really just short term, shag spots. Or do people actually stay there? Do they have managers who actually manage the place, and with whom one can interact?

Pregunta #2 -- any recommended hotels en el Centro?

I doubt that you could really make one of the motels work for your needs. Some won't let you come and go at all, and you certainly wouldn't be able to leave a bike case for several days. I did use one once as a place to catch a few hours sleep and a shower after a flight was delayed into the wee hours of the morning, but they really aren't motels in the American sense at all, and as far as I can tell no one uses them that way. They're really just, as you say, short term shag spots. And while some are better than others, they tend not to be in the greatest of locations or within walking distance of much of anything.

My first few trips I was determined to find a hotel that was chica-friendly and save on the motels, and most of the time it worked out, but in the end I often wind up going to motels anyway. Some agencies won't go anywhere but motels, sometimes I'd rather not share a room with a stranger with all my valuables present, sometimes girls don't know where hotels are located, sometimes hotel staff cause unexpected issues (I actually went to a motel for the first time as a plan be when my hotel wouldn't let my date past the lobby without showing ID). The motels really aren't that much money, and it's just simpler. If money isn't an issue, I'd find a nice hotel in the Centro Historico, and then grab a cab to a motel as needed.

Enjoy your bike ride! I'm torn between saying it sounds fun and thinking it sounds crazy to bike in Mexican traffic and road conditions.