Medellin Reports

[Queens35]

If it is true that chicas are banding together to pressure other chicas not to accept lower than 300 k AND chicas are agreeing to that then what is the point of the Mansion other than to collect contacts so that you can call her in to your apartment at YOUR rate some other day or night?

I don't understand.

The sad fact is that if they really band together and start asking 500 k, guys will pay it, or they will be circle jerking each other. Many of those Mansion guys would never come to Colombia if not for the Mansion, so they are paying whatever is asked since they would be too scared to stay anywhere else.

[Queens35]

MAKE sure you turn off the overdraft transfer from your brokerage account. Another problem is that you can't transfer money on the weekends.

How do you do this? I can't find that option?

[Hilfinger]

Medellin has gone the Thailand way. Became too popular, girls found a way to work abroad and have moved en masse. All the best performers in Thailand that I have known for over 15 years are outside Thailand now, even working in such unlikely places as Georgia and Africa.

My last trip was quite underwhelming as well.

For Colombianas it's Mexico. Mexico is for them what USA is for Mexicans. Couple of lookers I see spend 3 months at a time in Mexico City and Playa del carmen. Mexican and US guys on business pay for their flights, hotels, another 500 US per day. Once there, they go on Tinder and Seeking and book guys once they need money. I imagine they aren't the only ones. Thing is, they will eventually have to come home to Colombia, then need money again and here we are.

[Surfer500]

Safe yes. Clean? You have lost your mind.

In order of cleanliness. Mostly are all in a row if you look on Google Maps..

I was not referring to the Hotels on the backstreet where they don't change the sheets and there are no bathrooms in the rooms.

All of the Love Motels within 150 feet of the Veracruz Fountain have bathrooms, towels, and hot water so I consider them clean.

As far as the rates for the Hotels you quoted, the Zona Rosa is directly in front of the Veracruz Fountains about 40 feet away and is about 15 K for short time.

And it changes the sheets, has towels, and hot water so need to be paying 30 K elsewhere, and clean enough for me.

There's a high probability that you can pick up a case of Scabies from one of the Hotels you mention that are in a row.

Not clean at all as you mention.

[LoveItHere69]

#4 for clean short time hotel.

Ocasionals Milan $8000 30 minutes (on Carrera 53 bar street) big vertical sign with big balcony. Hotel remodelled less than 2 years ago.

[LoveItHere]

To make it simple for you, if you stand at the Fountain in the Veracruz Church courtyard, you will be able to see at least five short term love motels within 150 feet which will be clean and safe, albeit not the cheapest around.

Safe yes. Clean? You have lost your mind.

In order of cleanliness. Mostly are all in a row if you look on Google Maps.

Mandala $35,000 for 3 hours.

Casa Botero (now owned by Mandala) $47,000 for 3 hours. (This makes no sense. Receptionist said they are trying to make it a family type hotel). FYI They offer free coffee, tea, and cereal breakfast. 4 rooms painted and 1 being painted now. Expect prices to keep going up as improvements keep being made).

Mairuba $18,000 for 2 or 3 hours. (past on information to me from guy last week).

The rest are pretty much different levels of dirty and uncomfortable.

I've been around El Cento day and night for over a week and haven't had any problems. The entire place is deserted on Sunday, and I've had no problems thus far. In the meantime, I reserve rooms at Hotel Alcazar or Hotel Conquistadores to rest.

You are clueless. I do not have the time to list all the things I have seen and things that have been told to me by others. Botero area is dangerous. So are other areas, even Poblado.

Last time I was here was 2 years ago. There are around 15% less girls, working less hours so harder to find, and the quality is down 15%. No, I did not count them or use a spreadsheet. It is my guesstimate. But all the other guys have said the same thing.

[StudPlayer]

Now you got to be cool when you go here and you got to have some game.

But you will get what you want with a little game.

There are no rooms on site so it will be take away service and you got to be cool.

Here you will learn just how cool real Colombian chicas really are.

No hard core putas here.

This place is completely off the beaten path. Just show a taxi driver the address:

Calle 59 see #66-26, El Trapiche, Bello.

If you check the address on Google maps you won't see the bar which is newly constructed.

[Surfer500]

I am yet to break my centro cherry.

Can someone please recommend some clean, safe short term motels very close to Veracruz church? The area is very busy so I don't want to go across three four streets, hence need something as close to church as possible.

Thank you, in advance, for any pointers.

To make it simple for you, if you stand at the Fountain in the Veracruz Church courtyard, you will be able to see at least five short term love motels within 150 feet which will be clean and safe, albeit not the cheapest around.

Report back on your foray down under! LOL.

[Surfer500]

Overall I was very surprised by how brazen and coordinated the thievery is in Brazil. It wasn't pickpocketing, it was straight up grabbing and then having someone else pull you away. Watch yourself!

It's like this as well in Colombia as you know.

And during the Pandemic in Centro there were also was a lot of very brazen thievery.

And it's still prevalent now, but lesser than during the Pandemic.

I have a friend here visiting and staying in Centro.

A few nights ago at around 9 PM in the evening he was walking around Botero Plaza and four women accosted him and tried to pick pocket him, but he had zippers they couldn't open on his pants and was able to get away.

He said that if they had gotten him on the ground they would of been able to take his belongings.

Yes you have to watch out always, because as soon as you let your guard down and least expect it you can get jacked up.

[Surfer500]

Should I go to the Brazil forums to find Medellin content?

Actually the content is exactly identical in the sense of getting jacked up, everyone has a different perception of how dangerous a place is whether it's Colombia or Brazil, with the typical scenario being someone getting jacked up because of their own stupidity and or ignorance.

Exactly identical either in Colombia or Brazil.

[JohnnieCash]

Prices generally are higher than in Fase II, either drinks and session with girl.

What were the prices in both places?

[Plan77]

I am yet to break my centro cherry.

Can someone please recommend some clean, safe short term motels very close to Veracruz church? The area is very busy so I don't want to go across three four streets, hence need something as close to church as possible.

Thank you, in advance, for any pointers.

[Plan77]

Medellin has gone the Thailand way. Became too popular, girls found a way to work abroad and have moved en masse. All the best performers in Thailand that I have known for over 15 years are outside Thailand now, even working in such unlikely places as Georgia and Africa.

My last trip was quite underwhelming as well.

The talent evaporated.

New Life: Was my go to but on this trip there's a ton of fatties / grandmas and only like 3-4 girls who aren't who are usually taken.

Dulce: Lots of fatties here as well, maybe like one or two girls who are okay.

Club Sexy Amigas: I went there in the morning and there was only one girl available. Other girls went in and out with robes and a few girls were just getting in but all of them were flat as a pancake (not fat though). I'll probably go check it out one or two more times to see if I just got really unlucky.

Over the past few. Years, I've gotten at least like five or so 7's to 9's to choose from. This trip seems like a dud. The only girls that seem semi worth it are the girls I have on dial (from previous casa trips) but they are flaky and usually requires 4-8 hours. Where are all the hot girls hiding in centro? Anyone know of any decent casas in centro?

[StudBucket]

Brasil is every bit as dangerous as Colombia. Latin America in general is dangerous af and those two countries have been at or near the top of the list for decades.

This is absolutely true Combo. Brazil is not safe by any means and maybe even more dangerous than Colombia in terms of homicides and violent crimes. I have been going there for 15 years and my long term girlfriend was from there. I know several Brazilians and they are scared in Rio at night and in Sao Paolo and warn to stay vigilant. Just google Good Night Cinderella drug in Brazil and you will see stories of sex workers who drug guys, rob them, and there have been deaths as well. Also, muggings at knife or gun point will occur (happened to her twice). My friend had his cell phone pick pocketed the first time he went with me. Many cities in Brazil make the worlds top dangerous cities list every year along with Mexico and the justice system is so broken, bankrupt that criminals know they will get out of violent crime soon if they pay a fine. Please stop giving false hopes to others Tijuana Brazil.

Also gents, please see the links below. Medellin did not even make it in the top 50 most dangerous cities in the world, Cali Colombia made it to number 24. You will see more cities in the USA, and Brazil that made the list and of course Mexican cities by far outnumber the rest.


https://www.worldatlas.com/cities/the-most-dangerous-cities-in-the-world.html#h_32854079534951638029315518


https://theboutiqueadventurer.com/most-dangerous-cities-in-the-world/

[TjBrazil]

Agree. I think the girls may be safer, but the crime is more blatant. Case in point, I was at a big DJ concert on Copacabana beach 2 weeks ago towards the end of my stay. I had no jewelry, only my iPhone, and I kept that close to me. I saw locals take out their phones to take photos so I also did so (stupidly). After snapping a couple quick ones I had the phone at waste level to text a few and a thief grabbed it (while it was in my hands). I had both hands on it so we tussled and I yelled thief (in English). One of his accomplices then tackled me to the ground and said I was the thief!! The other locals weren't sure until they could clearly tell I was a tourist. They then grabbed the first thief, but by then he had handed off the phone to someone else who dissapeared into the crowd. They ruffed him up a bit, but that was it.

Overall I was very surprised by how brazen and coordinated the thievery is in Brazil. It wasn't pickpocketing, it was straight up grabbing and then having someone else pull you away. Watch yourself!

You just proved my point. You were robbed because you were an idiot. Why would you bring a iPhone to Brazil. You know how much it's worth in that country with the huge tariffs they charge. Don't you rtff. You bring an old beater smartphone or buy a cheap brand like Blu for 50 to 100 bucks and let it go if someone grabs it. You could have been stabbed.

Everytime I read a story about someone being robbed it's always the tourist doing something dumb. The guy that I met that walked around at 2 am with a iPod, or the guy that brought all his electronics to Brazil: laptop, iPhone, tons of cash and someone broke into his apartment rental and took everything. Sure, I always take my iMac downstairs for breakfast, so everyone can see me, and when I get back, lock my things in the room and expect nothing bad to happen. LOL.

There is a reason I haven't been robbed in 20 years of mongering. I keep all valuables home and never rent apartments or air bnb.