Medellin Reports

[Incrociatore]

Greetings! Just finished up my sixth trip to Medellin over the last year and, as others have noted, the mongering hordes have made it not quite what it was a year ago. Taxi drivers (especially near Lleras) are more crooked, chicas are raising prices (slightly), and it's certainly not the buyers market that it was. Still, there's great value to be had. New bars and restaurants are opening, and things look noticeably different than a year ago on my first trip. I mostly sessioned with 2 FB chicas that I've known for the past year, but managed to add 3 new FB chicas this trip. 12 sessions total this trip. My sessions were limited to nighttime only, as I had to work during the day. I'm not a Centro guy.

Location (s): Stayed four nights for the first time at San Peter Apartments in Laureles. If you don't mind some noise, it's an ideal location. Chica friendly. No guest fees. Only limit is based on the number of people booked for the room. Chicas must check in and out with the front desk. I was on the 12th floor in an Airbnb. Wi-Fi was good, but still a decent amount of noise from the bars and clubs around.

Next four nights were at Loma Verde Apartments in Poblado. I like staying there for the pool and the quiet. But, it's 100 mil per chica after the first chica. If you've got one chica coming over a number of nights, it's great. The two who visited me were impressed with the apartment. If you're having multiple chicas over per day, I'd recommend staying elsewhere. Costs will get prohibitive.

Great post, maybe I'll return, I miss Medellin, but I'm considering Africa this year, never been there.

[Fun Luvr]

That's any airport, any country, anywhere in the world.

El Mechanico.

Obviously you haven't flown into many of the airports around the world. Just getting to immigration can take 20 minutes in some places, and longer if you're in the back of a plane that unloads at the front..

[El Mechanico]

Unless your flight arrives right after another flight, you should be out of immigration in less than 30 minutes after arrival.

That's any airport, any country, anywhere in the world.

El Mechanico.

[Husker Dude]

Chicas usually arrive around lunchtime and their number varies day by day. There are usually more in the evening. They start coming around 4. Again, it varies every day. There are times when you find up to 10 girls in the evening at the bar.

I was there early March and it does vary. There was usually 6-10 daytime peaking late afternoon. & I would say 10-25 at night in the bar. Bar usually doesn't start hopping til about 10 pm.

[Surfer500]

Are any of the working girls near there actually girls or all they all not? For example:

Photo #1: At the S end of Parque Bolivar, just across Calle 54 at the Ave Venezuela intersection is Hotel Metropolitian.

#2 West of Bolivar on Calle 55 -1/2 block on the left is Hotel Milan (I think I asked about that one before but don't remember the response).

#3 & #5 further down Calle 55 and right at Carr 50 on the right, Hotel Majestic & across the street.

#5 & #6 further down Calle 55 on the right and left outside Hotel Berlin.

Be nice to have another area then VeraCruz & Raudal to check out downtown. (why must this site turn all tall pics on their side?

Parque Bolivar has a mixture of "workers", and in the evenings less working girls. Not a lot gringos frequent, or pull from the Parque Bolivar area based on what I described, and as you probably noticed, not a lot real pretty ones out, yet if you have the time and patience, and can spend time in and around the park, some gems can be found.

[LoveItHere69]

Are any of the working girls near there actually girls or all they all not? For example:

That whole area is Trannie Central. There are girls but I do not trust the Trannies. Also, the girl is guilty by association. You are the company you keep. Bottom line is they are guys and foreigner guys always gave me problems. If there are any problems between you and the girl or she tries to steal from you, she has a bunch of guys waiting outside for you. Even if she gives you no problems those guys may just wait for you outside the room and rob you. Nearly all my encounters with them was bad. I try to get a girl and then they run up and try to cock block and run the girl off. If there is a girl you must have then ask her if she is female, what sexual specifics you want, do it in the daytime, and do not use "her" hotel. You can also simply ask a shop working next door or across the street if it is a girl or not. They see them every day and would most likely know.

But why on earth hunt in that area?

[Lefeu]

Planning on staying at Hotel M for my trip to Medellin. A quick question for those who have been:

What is the chica flow like during the various hours of the day at Hotel M? Are there chicas around in the AM at all, or do most start arriving in the afternoon, and if so, how many? Around how many total China typically show up in the evening?

Planning on using FB too, but just curious on what a day at Hotel M would look like.

Thanks all!

Chicas usually arrive around lunchtime and their number varies day by day. There are usually more in the evening. They start coming around 4. Again, it varies every day. There are times when you find up to 10 girls in the evening at the bar.

[AtlNightmare]

What's up bros chiming in from Medellin right now my flight leaves Friday I have been in Medellin for two weeks and this past weekend I was in Cartagena. I don't know if it was from being in Medellin a whole week before I went but Cartagena was overwhelming for one reason. The most and worst thing (I was already warned) is the begging not just vendors but every damn soul in Cartagena. There is not one moment of peace outside of your place that you choose to stay. Getsemani, Clock Tower, the beach, any and every street you walk on day or night it is no peace at all! You can't enjoy yourself because of all the damn begging, the city is beautiful and has all the potential in the world of one of the best places on earth to go but I was completely turned off the entire time I was there. I went to centro both nights Delerium (however you spell it) it was no better 50 million beautiful girls I could not even just chill and pick what I wanted. Little kids not just 3 or 4 like 30 coming up to you and saying "bruh I am hungry" and will not leave you the fuck alone. I asked them all where is your mother at and all of a sudden here comes woman with little infants to help the little kids beg. It is 2 and 3 in the fucking morning bro no CAP shit is crazy. It's girls there man and to each his own but I have been with many chicas in Medellin and walked all over these streets and not saying no one will not ask you for money but it is one or two here and there which is cool. I don't want to shit on the city man the girls are beautiful but they became secondary with all the other bullshit Cartagena offered me. I walked out of the tourist area and walked all over Cartagena the last day I was there and not one person begged me for anything for those 5 or 6 hours I had peace in that city. I am just writing what I experienced it don't mean nothing to the next man. I said I will go again maybe next time will be better. FYI My apartment was guest friendly but I was so exhausted from battling with the begging folks and and vendors I did not even get a chica in Cartagena. Medellin has by far made up for it. That is just my interpretation of the situation.

[Shemp]

Planning on staying at Hotel M for my trip to Medellin. A quick question for those who have been:

What is the chica flow like during the various hours of the day at Hotel M? Are there chicas around in the AM at all, or do most start arriving in the afternoon, and if so, how many? Around how many total China typically show up in the evening?

Planning on using FB too, but just curious on what a day at Hotel M would look like.

Thanks all!

Generally very few in the am, maybe a chica who did an all-nighter lookin to get another trick before she heads home. The chicas usually start arriving about 1-2 pm then by 5 pm or so you can get 10-15 hanging out by the pool. About 6 pm or so when they herd the chicas down to the bar, many of the 10-15 take off if they don't have a date, the others move to the bar. Then the selection steadily builds thru the night with the peak in the 10 pm-midnight range. Sometimes 20-25, more if there is a bday party or other celebration, less if it's a slow night, generally sun, Mon., Tues. You just never know, I've seen crazy Tuesday nights & slow Saturday nights. It has been virtually empty at 8 pm & packed at 9:30. The good thing about staying there is if you don't like the selection at the pool or bar, head back to your room or whatever for an hour & return & you might find a chica to your liking.

[Davvv100]

New member here, after a few months of planning and waiting I'm finally traveling to Medellin tomorrow. After RTFF for weeks I feel more confident and excited about this adventure, so thank you all for your invaluable contributions. I mainly plan on seen girls from SA that I've been working but I'm also open and curious to explore the casas and el centro. I am from Mexico City so el centro does not look too bad for me, but I would gladly accept a wingman. Or I can be the wingman, Spanish is my first language so I may be of help. Send me a DM if you are interested.

[Wolf662]

Are any of the working girls near there actually girls or all they all not? For example:

Photo #1: At the S end of Parque Bolivar, just across Calle 54 at the Ave Venezuela intersection is Hotel Metropolitian.

#2 West of Bolivar on Calle 55 -1/2 block on the left is Hotel Milan (I think I asked about that one before but don't remember the response).

#3 & #5 further down Calle 55 and right at Carr 50 on the right, Hotel Majestic & across the street.

#5 & #6 further down Calle 55 on the right and left outside Hotel Berlin.

Be nice to have another area then VeraCruz & Raudal to check out downtown. (why must this site turn all tall pics on their side?

[Knowledge]

My only purpose in responding was to help the member who asked for information and anyone else who may need it. Not to challenge your months at a time experience. In the same spirit, please use that experience to correct anything I wrote that is inaccurate. In case you are really not sure what I'm on about, and again to help anyone who may need the information, I will explain further. You are correct, most of Boston is within a 10 block walk (or bus trip) south toward the casas you named, and the southern edge of Boston is within four streets of the tranvia route. I did not want a new guy to get confused and seek out the tranvia and then start looking for casas because, as I mentioned, there is only one on the route and the others are 6 to 10 streets north of it.

"Literally".

If you stay in Boston you're within 10 block radius more or less of all the casas. Dulce, zndlay, Cuba, Natalia, etc all 10 minute walk from anywhere in Boston.

The tranvia is what, 3-4 blocks from Boston? I stay there for months at a time LOL. An no, Boston does not get bad after dark.

So not sure what you're on about.

[Benzeru]

Hey fellas,

I'm doing my homework and adding chicas on fb like crazy. However I was too fast, now its kinda restricted.

But I have like 50 friends, and some of them texted me right away.

However, I don't want so spend other several hours. If anyone wants to share some contacts I would appreciate it much. Of course I'll do the same.

Just DM me.

Thanks,

Benzeru.

[ChuchoLoco]

"Literally".

If you stay in Boston you're within 10 block radius more or less of all the casas. Dulce, zndlay, Cuba, Natalia, etc all 10 minute walk from anywhere in Boston.

The tranvia is what, 3-4 blocks from Boston? I stay there for months at a time LOL. An no, Boston does not get bad after dark.

So not sure what you're on about.

Maybe steakhouse isn't right name but there was a great place that served good steaks, Italian and Paisa food across the street from the park on the opposite end from the convent / school. Is it still there? P.S.: Boston is avery nice barrio and I agree witn you, nights are ok around the park for sure and probably most places.

[Surfer500]

Uber, DiDi, and taxis (Cabify) have been my go-to transportation providers. If it's not raining and not during rush hour(s), Uber and DiDi are about the same. Uber raises they prices ridiculously when it's raining. DiDi also increases prices during rain. Both increase prices during times of heavy traffic. If it's raining, usually Cabify is the best price.

For the past six to nine months, all forms of transportation on an app are not as plentiful as prior to that. I rarely flag down a taxi on the street, and never around Parque Lleras. Most taxi drivers in areas outside Parque Lleras are honest, but it only takes one to spoil your ride. I have tried In-Driver; but in my experience, they usually only accept fares equal to or higher than one of the other three. Cabify gives a price range. They usually stay within that range, but sometimes go over.

An app provides some sense of security because you have their name and license plate number.

It's too much trouble trying to stick with one driver.

I'm old school, I tell the Chicas to grab a cab, and when they arrive, I pay the meter amount.

And my experience with taxi's has been good with the exception of around the Holiday's when there was an acute shortage of cabs, the drivers would ask where your going, especially around the Poblado Metro Station, and give these bullshit quotes at least double of what the meter would read.

And yes the drivers around Lleras, and especially when it's raining, will try to gouge you, but generally speaking, most drivers have been professional, polite, and respectful as long as you don't slam one of the doors on the cab.