Medellin Reports

[Husker Dude]

Three years ago, when I camped out at Hotel M for a week when first sampling the delights of Medellin, yes, they did allow non-guest mongers to hang out with the ladies around the pool during the day, and to patronize the bar in the evenings. In each case, for a fairly steep cover charge as I recall (relative to the entry fees for the tonier strip clubs in town). At the time, they had just moved the bar from a cellar space off the lobby to a location directly accessible from the street. No signage. You had to know the address. As most everywhere, a lot more action on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights.

Perhaps another board member can confirm if the same policies remain in effect.

It varies, sometimes they let non guests enter, sometimes they charge 50 K or make you buy a couple drinks.

[Queens35]

Three years ago, when I camped out at Hotel M for a week when first sampling the delights of Medellin, yes, they did allow non-guest mongers to hang out with the ladies around the pool during the day, and to patronize the bar in the evenings. In each case, for a fairly steep cover charge as I recall (relative to the entry fees for the tonier strip clubs in town). At the time, they had just moved the bar from a cellar space off the lobby to a location directly accessible from the street. No signage. You had to know the address. As most everywhere, a lot more action on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights.

Perhaps another board member can confirm if the same policies remain in effect.

Last I heard it was 50 k pesos to come in as non-guest. But since the exchange rate went up, those greedy bastards must have raised it, I'm guessing 75 k or more.

[Osteoknot]

My trip Sir, was nothing compared to your sexcapades in Medellin, but thank you for the kind words. You are a legend and I have learned so much from your posts. I kind of want to build up a line up of top ten girls like you have. I realize that will take more than just two visits. In the meantime, as you say, keep on keeping on.

For the moment, because the bullshit can get deep fast, but your example was worth calling out among the many fine recent reports. You and I have very little in common in our mongering style. We had some great overlap with personal referrals and the pink shit. You found success at places and methods I have never tried and one of my favorite Go-To's (Ground Zero) was a wash-out for you. But at the end of the day, we both had marvelous experiences. Templating others' success is a great way to get the ball rolling here, but the guys who seem to "get it" are the ones like yourself who come with an open mind and adapt to their environment.

These people, these chicas, are chill and relaxed and open with their sexuality without shame or guilt. If you try to apply the culture and the values from the United States to the way these girls are here, you will get a skewed view of what is really going on. I understand why mongerers do that because genuine cultural empathy is difficult and takes effort.

There are volumes written and paraphrased about "If it's easy, don't expect great rewards. " I don't fault anyone who wants to take the shortest, simplest and even cheapest path to bustin' a nut. But that's not me and there are a few others like me out there.

I am surprised no one mentioned "papaya" in the recent discussion about stealing, or maybe I missed it. There are a LOT of girls here who don't consider what was described in recent posts as stealing. They would pass a lie detector test if they denied stealing after they took money from you. Because they don't see it as stealing. Papaya means they are taking something from you that you have shown you don't need because you made it so easy for them to take, jajaa. Like if you are stupid enough to show the maids in a hotel where you hide your money in the room. To them, that means you are telling them you don't really need that money, and that they should have it, because their need is much greater. They will put the money or items to a more deserved use than you. That is one example of many cultural differences here that gets the girls mislabled.

I asked mi Numero Uno novia Catgirl one time why she never makes plans, which if you ask me Estados Unidos is a culture of overplanning. She put it succicntly, "Every time I have ever made plans in Medellin, what ends up happening is something different that I expected. So I decided to stop making plans. ".

Very hard to argue with that logic.

Ostee Out!

[Nil Admirari]

....I would like to visit the hotel and check out the place and talent. Do they allow people to visit the bar even if they are not staying in hotel? Are there any cover or minimum charges? And can one still mingle with on-site talent?

Three years ago, when I camped out at Hotel M for a week when first sampling the delights of Medellin, yes, they did allow non-guest mongers to hang out with the ladies around the pool during the day, and to patronize the bar in the evenings. In each case, for a fairly steep cover charge as I recall (relative to the entry fees for the tonier strip clubs in town). At the time, they had just moved the bar from a cellar space off the lobby to a location directly accessible from the street. No signage. You had to know the address. As most everywhere, a lot more action on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights.

Perhaps another board member can confirm if the same policies remain in effect.

[Kerty9]

When I booked my hotel, the booking site added 19% taxes even though I am non-resident and not staying consecutive 60 days in columbia.

I should not be paying this tax but I do not know how I can stop hotel and booking agency taking it from me or get the money refunded back to me.

[RiceRocket99]

Just heard from some amigas there's a weekend curfew coming up from this Friday (New Year's eve) till Monday. I don't have exact details as this is second hand knowledge. I'm sure someone here will verify. Anyways, good luck! It doesn't change my plans as I'm a go with the flow type of guy. Apartment party with chicas to pass New Year, what more can I ask for.

[JjBee62]

I was not able to book a room at this place but being this my first trip, I would like to visit the hotel and check out the place and talent. Do they allow people to visit the bar even if they are not staying in hotel? Are there any cover or minimum charges? And can one still mingle with on-site talent?

Yes. There is an entrance fee for non-guests. At one time it was 50 k. Yes, you can mingle with the girls at the bar and take them out if you want. If you're not staying close by, they may want a higher price. You can also collect WhatsApp numbers from the girls and set up something at a different time.

[Kerty9]

I stayed in Nutibara for 2 weeks in November and I was able to bring girls without paying any charges per girl. I used to bring 2 girls a day and they never charged me.

Has that policy changed since November?

Has anybody stayed at Nutubara and actually paid guest charges per girl since November? If so, how much they charged per girl?

I have booked Nutibara for my January stay but I may have to cancel it if they charge money per girl.

[Knowledge]

A 60 year old was once a 30 year old. A 30 year old has not yet been, nor God forbid may never be a 60 year old. The rest is all talk.

What I would like to understand is this. How does a 30 year know what it looks like when a young girl is faking it with a 60 year old? Does he watch? Does he go to special events where he can pay to spectate? I am curious to know how he knows.

[Tomcat 88]

Cheapest place to buy sildenafil I've found is Drogas Calidad, Calle 54 # 47-29, next to Parque Bolivar in El Centro. Brand AG blue box contains two 50 MG tablets and costs 2,000 pesos or 50 cents. These are chewable kind which work faster and don't need to be taken till girl is present. This store is busy because of its good deals, so plan to go early.

[Surfer500]

I don't know what happened to him but I will throw my opinion into the mix. He often mentioned that he left his valuables in plain sight while enjoying the company of his amigas and never had a problem. I think he returned to a different situation in Medellin than when he departed pre-covid. Between his lack of security precautions and his drug use I imagine he was cleaned out shortly after arriving back in Medellin. And whether he stayed in Medellin or not he didn't want to tell the tale here on ISG. So I definitely believe he was a real guy and not an alter-ego and that he just chose to quit posting rather than admit the embarrasment of what happened to him.

Well we haven't heard anything from Slapshot in a while either.

No doubt he was really in Medellin, in fact stuck in Colombia during the beginning of the Pandemic.

As far as Sjobs, just another unsolved mystery, good fodder for a show like 48 hours.

Leslie Stahl could of chronicled all of the escapades.

[Silver Turtle]

The important thing vis to get them from a pharmacy, rather than some guy selling them on the street.

What an intelligent insight. Thanks a lot.

[JustTK]

LOL me too. I had a 19 year old "going through the motions" and squirting all over my bed a couple weeks ago haha.

What I would like to understand is this. How does a 30 year know what it looks like when a young girl is faking it with a 60 year old? Does he watch? Does he go to special events where he can pay to spectate? I am curious to know how he knows.

[Knowledge]

My opinion is you can use your cards normally. I've spent a bit of time in Brazil and Colombia. I haven't noticed credit card or debit card fraud happening any more frequently than it does in Europe and North America. If you regularly (once per week or more depending on frequency of use) verify transactions your risk is negligible. If you detect irregularities, you should report them to your card issuer promptly to avoid delays in getting adjustments.

From what I have read here, best practice in Colombia and Brazil seems to be to keep cards in the hotel, except going to withdraw the cash you need once a day.

[LeyenLouvain]

The waitress keeps money at the end of the night and turns in credit card slips.

I understand what you're saying when it's an honest mistake. But this is not so. Just giving a heads up.

This other gringo I know had this happen to him 3 x.

They are 2 separate transactions with 2 separate transaction numbers.

From what I have read here, best practice in Colombia and Brazil seems to be to keep cards in the hotel, except going to withdraw the cash you need once a day.