Medellin Reports

[Dcrist0527]

What is Parque Lleras like during the day in terms of looking for ladies? I will likely be staying somewhere close and I was curious what kind of working ladies I can expect to find during the day and what pricepoint I can expect. Also, still looking for recommendations on lodging. Finally locked my flights in place and I will be staying four nights. Checking in on a Friday night and checking out on a Tuesday. Any help / tips / recommendations are appreciated.

During the day, Lleras is nearly a ghost town for working girls. You may find a few on Calle 10, but even that will be sparse. As a general rule, the later it is, the more options you'll have. I rarely go there before 9 or even 10 at night. Of course, the later you go, the more risk you have. But safe to say that you shouldn't count on Lleras as a hotbed during the day. The daytime options are casas or Centro unless you leverage facebook. I've heard many bad things about Mileroticos but I've had decent luck with it during the day.

[Dcrist0527]

Guys, I know one of the spas will send photos of who is working at the moment. The others are a gamble, you can't meet the lineup. Any of you cats get a masseuse blindly and chose to leave?

Not sure it's helpful, but I'll tell you my experience. If frequent OM more than any. Important to note: I go there knowing it's a crapshoot and my mindset is, at a minimum, I'll get a quality massage. Beyond that, it's all negotiable and up to chance. Honestly, I haven't had the best luck drawing the hottest ladies. But I've not walked out. I suppose the numbers are in our favor with multiple options in Rio Sur. But I'll tell you that my best times there were with a girl that I didn't find particularly attractive. She wasn't ugly by any stretch. Just not my type. But I went with it, thinking I'll get a really good massage and go somewhere else. (Nice problem to have, right?) She turned out to be a top 10 in BBBJ. So you just never know. My point in all of that: I recommend going into those places with lower expectations.

[VsebudetNY]

I was just at New Life last week for the first time. Not sure why but the Uber driver drove us through the worst parts of Medellin. I would not walk through those areas during the day, much less at night. The session was ok. The room was super small and hot. Not sure if I would go back there though, but the prices were so low, so maybe jaja. Here are the latest prices and a photo of the waiting area.

For comparison below are the price lists from 2023-12-08 (1 month ago) and from 2019-09-07. As you can see in 2019 they had 15 minutes option that was removed later LOL.

[Magma5108]

Intro: Forgive me forum but I have sinned.

I went to Colombia for a month and use my knowledge you all have granted me and didn't share a single detail. May 15 - June 17 or something.

Sad story & excuse: I lost my main cell phone the very first day I was in the country. Make the the first hour I was out of customs. I knew the rules and I came prepared with the burner phone. The problem was I didn't login to all my apps before the trip. This cause some issue with Uber and it wouldn't let me order a car from the burner phone despite being logged in. Temptation got me and I wanted to go to the strip club mind you this is in Bogota. I spent a day or two there before going to Medelland for the majority of my trip. Long story short I lose the phone before I even make into the club. This traumatized me as I'm now stranded in a foreign place and I didn't even know my address. By the grace of God I made it home after contemplating the reality I would be sleeping outside my first night in Colombia. The relief that washed over me as my building came into view was unimaginable. For some unknown reason I took my frustration out on you guys hy not reporting back it was out of pocket and tbh I don't know why I did it.

To clear my conscious I will do my best to tell the stories I remember. I was there for a month so even 50% of my stories is is going to give us plenty of material for the forum. I go back to Medelland this Saturday so I got alot of old news to unpack in preparation for the new memories...

Great read but how do you find girls to contact on FB? Is there a way to filter Medellin girls of a certain age to DM via FB?

[Knowledge]

All in all I think you did well.

[Knowledge]

This is messed up. That sign indicates New Life is the most expensive casa in Centro right now. I guess they are entitled to leverage their core customer base.

Not really cheap compared to other casas in that area with better looking talent prices starting 55 for 30 minutes.

[Gabacho]

My guess is his driver took him on a shortcut through Niquitao to avoid the traffic in San Diego. It is in fact one of Medellin's worst neighborhoods. It is where transient Venezuelans and indigenous people who don't have the means to stay in Santa Cruz, Manrique, Paris and other well known slums of Medellin. It's not unusual in Niquitao that people default to sleeping in the wooded areas on the south side of avenida San Juan until they can scratch together enough to pay for a daily room fee. The neighborhood can be quite jarring at first sight. It's not a place to stroll during anytime of day or night.

Kind of like that area west of Prado, I think mayorista or whatever, where there are a lot of homeless people on drugs all in the streets. There's a place there where the homeless can go to shower and get cleaned up and get a meal it's called DIA dos or some shit. The homeless are called habitantes de la calle. I could see how an area like that could scare some gringos.

[Stl24]

What's everyone think of the Airbnb options around Parque? Also looking at Hashtag 98 and the Damn Carlton. I'm looking for a place that has a decent setup since I'll be there 5 days.

[Zeos1]

My guess is his driver took him on a shortcut through Niquitao to avoid the traffic in San Diego. It is in fact one of Medellin's worst neighborhoods. It is where transient Venezuelans and indigenous people who don't have the means to stay in Santa Cruz, Manrique, Paris and other well known slums of Medellin. It's not unusual in Niquitao that people default to sleeping in the wooded areas on the south side of avenida San Juan until they can scratch together enough to pay for a daily room fee. The neighborhood can be quite jarring at first sight. It's not a place to stroll during anytime of day or night.

Possible. I have been through there going back up toward Poblado in a taxi and it is not a great area. And the area under the metro going toward Prado station has some rough spots. But that is not likely on a route to New Life is what I was thinking. Anyway, there are such places where casual walking would not be advised.

[TjBrazil]

I was just at New Life last week for the first time. Not sure why but the Uber driver drove us through the worst parts of Medellin. I would not walk through those areas during the day, much less at night. The session was ok. The room was super small and hot. Not sure if I would go back there though, but the prices were so low, so maybe jaja. Here are the latest prices and a photo of the waiting area.

Even if you do the right thing and dress casual, no jewelry, it all comes down to luck or wrong place wrong time. Remember that video from Brazil with the girl sitting in front of her apartment complex and that guy just walks by and starts stabbing her. My first time in Colombia I went to La Isla and this guy, I guess didn't like Americans, and was saying something to me in Spanish, I didn't know what he was saying, he looked pissed. Bouncer said don't worry and threw him out. It could be any thing that triggers somebody. Keep to yourself, don't trust anyone there and hope for the best.

[ElPostino]

I was just at New Life last week for the first time. Not sure why but the Uber driver drove us through the worst parts of Medellin. I would not walk through those areas during the day, much less at night. The session was ok. The room was super small and hot. Not sure if I would go back there though, but the prices were so low, so maybe jaja. Here are the latest prices and a photo of the waiting area.

Not really cheap compared to other casas in that area with better looking talent prices starting 55 for 30 minutes.

[Knowledge]

The waiting room photo is classic. Two gringo punters in the middle of the city dressed for a day at the beach.

I was just at New Life last week for the first time. Not sure why but the Uber driver drove us through the worst parts of Medellin. I would not walk through those areas during the day, much less at night. The session was ok. The room was super small and hot. Not sure if I would go back there though, but the prices were so low, so maybe jaja. Here are the latest prices and a photo of the waiting area.

[Knowledge]

My guess is his driver took him on a shortcut through Niquitao to avoid the traffic in San Diego. It is in fact one of Medellin's worst neighborhoods. It is where transient Venezuelans and indigenous people who don't have the means to stay in Santa Cruz, Manrique, Paris and other well known slums of Medellin. It's not unusual in Niquitao that people default to sleeping in the wooded areas on the south side of avenida San Juan until they can scratch together enough to pay for a daily room fee. The neighborhood can be quite jarring at first sight. It's not a place to stroll during anytime of day or night.

You didn't go through the worst parts of Medellin, they would not be on your route or anywhere close to New Life. But the area around New Life is quite okay, I walk there lots and it is not a bad area, lots of little restaurants and bakeries and such. I usually ride the metro down to San Antonio or Parque Berrio stations and walk over. About a 10 or 15 minute walk. I would not be keen on it at night, but during the day and early evening lots of regular people out and about and quite pleasant.

[Zeos1]

I was just at New Life last week for the first time. Not sure why but the Uber driver drove us through the worst parts of Medellin. I would not walk through those areas during the day, much less at night. The session was ok. The room was super small and hot. Not sure if I would go back there though, but the prices were so low, so maybe jaja. Here are the latest prices and a photo of the waiting area.

You didn't go through the worst parts of Medellin, they would not be on your route or anywhere close to New Life. But the area around New Life is quite okay, I walk there lots and it is not a bad area, lots of little restaurants and bakeries and such. I usually ride the metro down to San Antonio or Parque Berrio stations and walk over. About a 10 or 15 minute walk. I would not be keen on it at night, but during the day and early evening lots of regular people out and about and quite pleasant.

[Stl24]

What is Parque Lleras like during the day in terms of looking for ladies? I will likely be staying somewhere close and I was curious what kind of working ladies I can expect to find during the day and what pricepoint I can expect. Also, still looking for recommendations on lodging. Finally locked my flights in place and I will be staying four nights. Checking in on a Friday night and checking out on a Tuesday. Any help / tips / recommendations are appreciated.