Bogota Reports

[Eszpresszo]

To each his own, I stayed in hotel SF twice in the past year on my visits to SF pussy paradise and was relatively please both times as, like you say, a few minutes walking distance to SF.

We all have annoyances with our tolerance of street and hotel noise and quality of black out curtain and such, frankly I might be immune to these annoyances. The price is right as 2 weeks ago I paid $28.00 USD a night which included a good breakfast and secure parking for my car at no cost. Good deal.

Just my two pesos.

The Tall Man.

You paid too much. Only cost me $20 per night on booking.com, though I would have paid double for a good night's rest. Breakfast was pretty bland and the coffee disappointing for a country known for good coffee. But, as you say to each his own. You might be immune to bland food. Colombian food is almost a deterrent to entering the country for me. But, I don't consider Santa Fe to be "pussy paradise" compared to places I've visited in Thailand or Brazil (though the girls are certainly attractive and quickies are cheap). So, staying near Santa Fe is not a priority for me, if I visit Bogota again. I've attached a photo of the view of Santa Fe from my room for purposes of veracity.

[Mr Enternational]

We all have annoyances with our tolerance of street and hotel noise and quality of black out curtain and such, frankly I might be immune to these annoyances.

That is why I travel with my own eye shades, ear plugs, zip-up travel pillow, and blanket that I stole off of an airplane. I travel enough to know not to depend on anyone else for my own comfort.

[The Tall Man]

I stayed two nights at "Hotel San Francisco de Asis" and I would not stay there again unless I was going to get up early. Why? Well, the curtains over the large window are thin and my room faced the east towards the sunrise, which woke me up at the wrong time (daylight). Okay, the noise was bad too, as there was some loud construction going on at an adjacent building. I'd been out til 3 AM, so I had a hangover and with little sleep I was wrecked for most of that day. If I had stayed on the opposite side, I would not have had the sun shining directly into my room, but there is the noise from busy Carrera 10 to deal with. The Transmilenio runs directly down this one and the traffic is heavy here. This place needs some serious double pane glass and blackout drapes before I return. The free breakfast was okay but this is Colombia, so bring your own salsa with you if you want some flavor with your food. I can vouch for the convenience of the place to Santa Fe. Its just over five minutes walk with my long legs (though I do tend to walk fast at night in these kind of places). There is another nearby hotel that I've read great reviews of, Hotel Europa at calle 23 # 13-30. I will likely try it next time, if there is a next time (I was in Brazil last month and the standards for my hobby were raised somewhat). Otherwise, I might suggest staying up in Chapinero in a neighborhood you'd actually want to stay in, and just take a cab to Santa Fe since they are so cheap.

To each his own, I stayed in hotel SF twice in the past year on my visits to SF pussy paradise and was relatively please both times as, like you say, a few minutes walking distance to SF.

We all have annoyances with our tolerance of street and hotel noise and quality of black out curtain and such, frankly I might be immune to these annoyances. The price is right as 2 weeks ago I paid $28.00 USD a night which included a good breakfast and secure parking for my car at no cost. Good deal.

Just my two pesos.

The Tall Man.

[NeilGeorge]

I stayed two nights at "Hotel San Francisco de Asis" .

Biggest problem I had was the toilets are very small and close to the sink. Hard to reach around and wipe my butt. That is the situation in all of Colombia. The people are, on average, smaller. Toilets are always the smaller round seats, and not elongated. The toilet paper dispensers always take 6 inches of the stall away. Hard to wipe.

I had a room on the other side of the hotel, not too bad. Its economy, like a Motel 6. Location and Breakfast was one of the highlights.

[Eszpresszo]

Hey Now,

A lot of guys stay at Ibis Museo it is a few blocks from SF in a nice business area. San Francisco is another.

I stayed two nights at "Hotel San Francisco de Asis" and I would not stay there again unless I was going to get up early. Why? Well, the curtains over the large window are thin and my room faced the east towards the sunrise, which woke me up at the wrong time (daylight). Okay, the noise was bad too, as there was some loud construction going on at an adjacent building. I'd been out til 3 AM, so I had a hangover and with little sleep I was wrecked for most of that day. If I had stayed on the opposite side, I would not have had the sun shining directly into my room, but there is the noise from busy Carrera 10 to deal with. The Transmilenio runs directly down this one and the traffic is heavy here. This place needs some serious double pane glass and blackout drapes before I return. The free breakfast was okay but this is Colombia, so bring your own salsa with you if you want some flavor with your food. I can vouch for the convenience of the place to Santa Fe. Its just over five minutes walk with my long legs (though I do tend to walk fast at night in these kind of places). There is another nearby hotel that I've read great reviews of, Hotel Europa at calle 23 # 13-30. I will likely try it next time, if there is a next time (I was in Brazil last month and the standards for my hobby were raised somewhat). Otherwise, I might suggest staying up in Chapinero in a neighborhood you'd actually want to stay in, and just take a cab to Santa Fe since they are so cheap.

[ThirstyM]

Hotel saint Simon or ghl Hamilton? Does anyone have any knowledge of these 2 hotels in Zona Rosa? They're both on Carrera 14 and appear to be in the middle of a lot of activity. It looks like I can have access to some clubs, shopping, and food without going too far. If I'm off base or there's better options, please let me know. I'm kind of flying blind as I've never been to Colombia before, I just want to have a convenient setup. I think I'm going to grow a pair and finally make this trip.

It's a great area for regular high end nightlife, the convenience of restaurants / stores / etc, and overpriced strip clubs. Any area you go to for mongering will be much better for mongering and worse for the other things. If you do choose this area it's not very hard to get a taxi to the better / cheaper mongering spots.

[Woodman09]

Hotel saint Simon or ghl Hamilton? Does anyone have any knowledge of these 2 hotels in Zona Rosa? They're both on Carrera 14 and appear to be in the middle of a lot of activity. It looks like I can have access to some clubs, shopping, and food without going too far. If I'm off base or there's better options, please let me know. I'm kind of flying blind as I've never been to Colombia before, I just want to have a convenient setup. I think I'm going to grow a pair and finally make this trip.

Al lot of guys like Hotel B3 Virrey It is near Zona Rosa and some of the brothels too.

[ScottHall]

Hotel saint Simon or ghl Hamilton? Does anyone have any knowledge of these 2 hotels in Zona Rosa? They're both on Carrera 14 and appear to be in the middle of a lot of activity. It looks like I can have access to some clubs, shopping, and food without going too far. If I'm off base or there's better options, please let me know. I'm kind of flying blind as I've never been to Colombia before, I just want to have a convenient setup. I think I'm going to grow a pair and finally make this trip.

[Trifecta68]

Hey Now,

A lot of guys stay at Ibis Museo it is a few blocks from SF in a nice business area. San Francisco is another. One that is a bit more is Teqendama Suites, I'm told their is no guest fee during the day.

Girls need to have ID.

Many budget hotels for less in the area.

Troyas, Paisas, Fiebre, Lyons are nicer clubs the area the girls will be charging $60000+. Full contact lap dances are $20000+ Beers $7000+.

Piscina is more I think.

I like those above but I find super hot girls in the other clubs Venus, La Casona, Atonis, Texas and California. Girls $50000+. They have newer girls and sex shows. Full contact lap dances are $10000-$15000. These clubs have cheaper beer $5000+..

Now that is how you post on ISG. I couldn't ask for more nor expect better!! I prefer Pty (see my posts) but I'll have to extend my next Copa flight further South and hit up Bogota and hire you soon for your tours. Bottle of Crown on me!

[Woodman09]

Hey Now,

A lot of guys stay at Ibis Museo it is a few blocks from SF in a nice business area. San Francisco is another. One that is a bit more is Teqendama Suites, I'm told their is no guest fee during the day.

Girls need to have ID.

Many budget hotels for less in the area.

Troyas, Paisas, Fiebre, Lyons are nicer clubs the area the girls will be charging $60000+. Full contact lap dances are $20000+ Beers $7000+.

Piscina is more I think.

I like those above but I find super hot girls in the other clubs Venus, La Casona, Atonis, Texas and California. Girls $50000+. They have newer girls and sex shows. Full contact lap dances are $10000-$15000. These clubs have cheaper beer $5000+.

During the day Troya is open and also Attunes is a great daytime club. I was in there today some Nice very hot girls 6-8+ One girl I met said $70000 and another who was asking said $90000. I'm sure I could have negotiated a few bucks off.

The truth is all of the clubs will have hot girls at one time or another.

I think you can find good hot girls in all clubs. I actually don't go to the clubs as much as just find what I need on the streets. Today I hooked up with this young Christina Ricci look alike. Big DD natural boobs with silver dollar nipples!! I had been looking at her for a few weeks and just never was a good time to session when I saw her. She was a little stand offish and I usually will not go with girls unless there is good enthusiasm. But this girl was so hot and had haunted my soul and great T+A. She did a bit of a lapdance for me and even though she was a bit standoffish she enjoyed the pounding I gave her with a big smiles and moans. Because she knows me now, I think next session she will be more GFE. I definitely will seek her out again.

Today I was in SF from 3-5;30 PM. We walked the whole area including South stroll there was a fair amount of SWs. As it got later around 4 the streets were heating up and as I walked out at 5:30 there were 30%+ more SWs, girls you would not kick out of bed. The South line up was booming. It is so great to see all those hot girls in daylight. If I was a younger guy I would have sessioned again or at least got a BBBJ for $8. I have been talked to a few SWs and been quoted $150,000-$200,000+ for a 2 hour+ date.

The Santa Fe scene is the best in the world in terms of quality and quantity, IMO. The street scene reminds me of how it was in Cuba in the 1990's.

Anyhow, I have several tours coming up, and hope to see you all down here. WoodMan is out!

Woodman,

You being the go to guy in Bogota, your suggestion for Chica friendly hotels? I have a 48 hour layover and want to hit the pavement running! From posts on file Troya's and Paisas seem to be the go to places. Correct me if inaccurate. Look forward to your suggestions or comments.

[Ryck II]

Really? Prove it.

Believe what you want dude. This has been all over the news and like I wrote I saw the report from the health secretariat.

Just a simple search will tell you "VIH Venezuela prostitutas".

https://caracol.com.co/emisora/2017/...33_887800.html

https://www.amnistia.org/ve/noticias...xpuesta-al-vih

https://www.nytimes.com/es/2018/05/0...ih-sida-warao/

[PirateMorgan]

Really? Prove it.

[Ryck II]

As it happens the Crisis in Venezuela has made thousands of women to come to Colombia to work as prostitutes. The problem is that due to the lack of basic goods happening in Venezuela, they have no condoms since years which has caused an HIV pandemic. Off course Venezuelan government does not talk about it and pretends nothing is happening. As a consequence there are hundreds of women working in Colombia as prostitutes carrying the HIV virus. I have a university class mate that works in Bogota's health secretariat (secretaria de salud) and she has confirmed this. Prostitutes in Bogota need to have a medical check issued by the health secretariat, which states that the prostitutes has no STDs, otherwise the owner of the club / casa / *****house will be fined and the place closed. For some reason in the case of Venezuelans the government is just unable to force them to have the checkups. Beware, having unprotected sex is very very risky right now in Colombia. Most women in the mezzanines don't do it and only venezuelans who are desperate for quick cash and who maybe have nothing to lose would do it. Don't do it guys, be safe and use condoms.

[ShadowJ]

I'm planning a trip to BOG in early June. Since it is my first trip, I want to sample a little of everything but I need 2 things in a hotel:

1. Girl Friendly. I imagine I might bring 2-3 escorts per day up to the room. I don't want to be crushed by Chicago fees.

2. Quality WiFi. I need to be able to use Verizon's WiFi calling feature so I appear to be in the US to anybody who calls.

Has anybody found a place that meets both criteria? (Similar to the Hyatt Place in Tijuana).

[Trifecta68]

Yes, Tall Man and you can find some of those super cute Hotties on the street! Streetie Sweeties!

Woodman,

You being the go to guy in Bogota, your suggestion for Chica friendly hotels? I have a 48 hour layover and want to hit the pavement running! From posts on file Troya's and Paisas seem to be the go to places. Correct me if inaccurate. Look forward to your suggestions or comments.