Quito

[Davidb3069]

to Dolo9191, I am also a brother. I have been in Ecuador for almost two weeks and had no problems whatsoever. But I digress, I was in Quito more than a week ago on a week day. I headed over to Cafe Rojo by the airport. However, I got there around 9:45pm and the bouncer who was by the door told me that it was closing in 10 minutes. I guess I should have called first, I assumed that Chongos stay open all night, silly me. As I was going back to the street to hail a cab this guy gave me a card for a chongo that was located right next block.

Sounds like they extended their hours.

David

[Davidb3069]

So I prob. wont make it before 9. Any second options for a late Monday? Anyone? .....lol........

Try Jungla (Jungle). It's at Pinta y Juan Leon Mera. It's a newer place owned by the same people as NightKat. I like it there. It's nice inside. They open around 7pm (sometimes earlier). Like most places, if you get there before 10-11pm there's not usually a whole lot going on. This city gets started late.

David

[Todo Poderoso]

to Dolo9191, I am also a brother. I have been in Ecuador for almost two weeks and had no problems whatsoever. But I digress, I was in Quito more than a week ago on a week day. I headed over to Cafe Rojo by the airport. However, I got there around 9:45pm and the bouncer who was by the door told me that it was closing in 10 minutes. I guess I should have called first, I assumed that Chongos stay open all night, silly me. As I was going back to the street to hail a cab this guy gave me a card for a chongo that was located right next block.

I cant remember the name of the club for the life of me. The club was better than I expected. The cover was $2 and included a beer. There were about 10 chicks in there and 8 or so mongers. They range between a 2 to a solid 7. There was a black girl there that did a exceptional set. She worked the pole better that I have ever seen in my life and I don't like to brag, but that means a lot coming from a strip club connoisseur such as myself. Anyways, I ended up with this provider named Cielos. she was the solid 7. she told me that Cafe Rojo has almost 100 girls and that it closes early because they open like at 12 pm. Cielos was petite, flat stomach, nice ass and bite size breast. it was $20 bucks until I nut. She was very mechanical and was all about her business. She refused to give head and didn't want to take her top off. The only good thing about her was that she did had a super tight pussy so no complains from me. One thing to add. she refused to let me take pictures even after i offered a $20 tip. weird huh?

[Hoof Hunter]

This might be too late, but you can be like me and my buddies and exit the airport with your bags, and make a beeline for the house with the redlight across the street (Cafe Rojo). Shamelessly done it many a time as soon as I arrived. Why waste time, the rush, and location?

Slide the black security guard $5, and rest assured on your luggage. It WILL be secured until you leave. They lock it up in a secured room.

As for other options on a Monday night, you're gonna have to read the recent forum and take chances exploring some of the recommended venues. You might get lucky. My Monday night experiences in Quito weren't worth reporting. Try La Guajira, Medellin Masajes, VIP Paradise, Club 122, or Nightkats.

My plane lands just before 7 P.M. I am considering Cafe Rojo but am worried because its Monday most these reports say its open to about 10 P.M. unless its not busy. Hoping I can get there by 8:30 or 9 P.M. to knock a session out.

If not, what would be my best second option for a club that stays open later?

Also, not finding much info here about vitamin v or c? Easily available? Price?

Also, am considering a early session Tues. Say before 1 P.M. Best choices?

Significant other arrives after that and I'll be out of business.

Thanks in Advance!

BS

[Biggie Smalls]

Cafe Rojo is open until 9pm last I saw. It's on their sign inside (electronic). I haven't been there in a while but it was there last I saw. They usually open around 2pm. Opening time is less definitive there.

David

So I prob. wont make it before 9. Any second options for a late Monday? Anyone? .....lol........

[Davidb3069]

My plane lands just before 7 P.M. I am considering Cafe Rojo but am worried because its Monday most these reports say its open to about 10 P.M. unless its not busy. Hoping I can get there by 8:30 or 9 P.M. to knock a session out.

If not, what would be my best second option for a club that stays open later?

Also, not finding much info here about vitamin v or c? Easily available? Price?

Also, am considering a early session Tues. Say before 1 P.M. Best choices?

Significant other arrives after that and I'll be out of business.

Thanks in Advance!

BS

Cafe Rojo is open until 9pm last I saw. It's on their sign inside (electronic). I haven't been there in a while but it was there last I saw. They usually open around 2pm. Opening time is less definitive there.

David

[Biggie Smalls]

My plane lands just before 7 P.M. I am considering Cafe Rojo but am worried because its Monday most these reports say its open to about 10 P.M. unless its not busy. Hoping I can get there by 8:30 or 9 P.M. to knock a session out.

If not, what would be my best second option for a club that stays open later?

Also, not finding much info here about vitamin v or c? Easily available? Price?

Also, am considering a early session Tues. Say before 1 P.M. Best choices?

Significant other arrives after that and I'll be out of business.

Thanks in Advance!

BS

[Louie OK]

An important word or phrase I learned from some Black friends many moons ago is "to pass" or "passing" in US culture. I as a Pink-American , there is no way in hell that can pass for anything but being of North European extraction for the most part. Some lighter skinned Blacks as we know can "pass" in the USA as being White. I had spoken with some Ecuadorans on the subject as to who is a gringo in their country. Curiously, they agreed that a gringo was anyone from the USA, Canada, or Europe and would include Blacks, Asians, and other non-Whites. I'm sure that if I spoke to more of the nationals about it, there would be a greater variety of definitions. I believe that most Black people from anywhere in the world can pass for being Afro-Ecuadoran at first glance. I can't. For this reason, I wasn't as adventurous as Tungurahura even though it was more my nature to explore as he did (i.e. for sex). Tung was astute to his appearance as being able to pass in Ecuador as a local at first glance. As long as he didn't speak, he would arouse less suspicion that he was a foreigner. Many of the assaults and robberies in the Gringolandia area may be by Afro-Ecuadorans, but certainly not exclusively so. The best defense when adventuring around there or other questionable parts is to learn some of the language, carry some pepper spray, and be astute to the areas which you will be walking about, esp. at night.

[Davidb3069]

I have been in Quito in june 2007 and I am revisting this city since june 2008. I have spend my time visiting almost all the places of the city. My favorites spots are Cafe Rojo, 122, DOll HOuse, 515, Extasis, Zulu Club Privado and 4033. During my visits to these places, I fall in love with some of the girls I banged (I'm human). As I didn't want problems and my spanish is not 100% perfect I didn't proceed in many cases. However, in 4033 (north) I have met a girl very hot and nice. Last week I was (very) drunk and told her that I like her. She responds to me with a kiss saying that she has the same feeling for me. I know what she do for a living. I have no problems with that. Anyone had an experience like that? Do you think that could be dangerous to date an ecuadorian (or latinoamerican) pro?

This subject has been discussed by a number of people in different forums here - and it's always been controversial. Many have had good experiences (like me, I am married to an Ecuatorian/Colombian) and others have not. It's probably as much about the luck of the draw, the priorities of the girl and yourself, and how long she's been a pro.

I can tell you from personal experience that getting involved on an intimate level with a local can be very complicated. Especially if you don't speak spanish fairly well.

Recently, with the changes to the visa rules, it's even more complex now. If you've been here since June, you'll start running into the same situation as many others here: trying to figure out how to stay longer. It's not easy anymore. I'm not sure I'd want to start a new relationship unless I knew I'd be around a long time for sure (and legally could). Ecuador has made wanting to live here very difficult, time consuming and expensive.

David

[Hoof Hunter]

From my perspective (also black American), don't sweat the small stuff. I hope your Spanish is up to par.

Just go and enjoy yourself. Be more afraid of the killer altitude in Quito than discrimination, esp. once people figure out you're not local. It is what it is, not your issue. You're on vacation.

No bragging, just sharing experience, however, I managed to bang 3 of the hotel receptionists on separate trips down there. Each within hours of meeting them. I've gone to a couple of normal discos in Mariscal on the wkds, and made contacts with normal chicks. I was only there for a few days, so I chose not to waste time romancing chicks and just hit the pro spots instead. I wouldn't worry about discrimination with chicks. If you look presentable, have a friendly personality, and can communicate in Spanish, generally you'll be fine. You might run into someone not as open-minded, ignore her and move on. Want to [CodeWord140] off a regular Ecuadorian chick? Ignore her and start up with a Colombian chick. They hate it. LOL!!!

Crime is truly an issue, and you should minimize any valuables on your person, as well as flashy cell phones and iPods. I do think skin color will be to your benefit at night, as what appeared to be shady folks generally decided to overlook me several times for other easier targets. And I know I don't blend in as a local. Later in the evening, overheard chatter of someone else getting robbed. Others may have different experiences, but these have been mine. Be smart, take precautions, but don't get paranoid over it.

Re: 817 Espectador. I was one of the first folks (not the first) to report on that place. It's nothing to plan your trip around, nor make as a centerpiece for your trip. It's a functional, no full service massage spot. It's basically only a storefront place, kinda like a garage, with only a "lounge" area, and 3 wall-separated, massage booths. Generally, only 2-3 masseuses on site. It's cheap ($10 for an hour massage incl. blow job or hand job and nude touching, and a tip of $5 only) and a nice way to start off a day. They are closed on Sundays, so I got the cell phone for one of the masseuses. She'd come to my hotel early Sunday for more service, same price, same tip, but I'd kick in for the r/t taxi.

Read Tung's posts about his legendary sexcapades in Quito. Highly recommended. You can check out my older Quito posts regarding non-sex things to do and hotels.

Quito is truly a city where it can all be had on the cheap. Buses are like 25-50 cents. Food is cheap, but then there's the tax. Pro spots.....very cheap. Hotels also.

Happy mongering!!!

Hello Gentlemen,

I am a long time lurker due to financial situations on my end. Thanks to all you guys and the wealth of information that you share I feel like I can travel anywhere as a pro. From all the posts you guys really wet my appetite for Quito. It seems like this is one of the best travel destinations. I was doing a little research and came across this site that lists Quito hotels (a little over 40 of them) and figured this may help other newbies or anyone who wants possibly try a new hotel. http://www.inquito.com/hotels. Htm (I only read about 70% of the posts so hopefully this is new info. I did not see the link on any of the previous posts I read) I would suggest also utilizing the maps provided in Tungurahua posts to get a good idea of the location of the hotel vs the chongos your interested in. This site has email, phone numbers and addresses for all the hotels. Hopefully this will save some time for fellow mongers. I do have 2 quick questions. I understand most of you guys feeling on newbies and and asking questions and I have read about 70% of the posts and didn't quite see these addressed. Thanks in advance for any help you could provide.

1. I love massage parlors and wanted to know if anyone has been to 817 El Espectador recently and if it is still open. I believe the last update was in May. This would be a big part of my trip (plan on spending 50-60% of my time there) and may be a deal breaker if it isn't thus the only reason I am asking.

2. From most of the posts I have read the black guys have been described as "shady characters and/or theives in Quito" did anyone see any black mongers there or know of any that have went with positive results. Just want to make sure that I won't have any problems with the girls being a young black american.

Again thanking you all for all the information found on these boards and without you guys I wouldn't be able to reach a tenth of the full mongering potential in these countries. Thanks also for any help to my 2 questions that anyone can provide and if not I understand also as I am a newbie. Thanks for at least reading and hope the link helps.

[Dolo9191]

I just went back and looked at the board and noticed the link I posted was moved and not working properly. So instead of listing another link I listed all the hotels below. Hopefully it will be easier to find this way.

P.S - Thanks for the advice from the previous post on question 2. I will definitely update all on my findings. Just trying to see if anyone as been to 817 within the last 2 months (to ensure its still open) before I book a flight.

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Accommodation in Quito

There are so many hotels to choose from in Quito. Each with distinct characteristics and comforts, you will easily find something to suit your desires.

Location: Mindo
Name: Hotel El Encanto
Class: Segunda
Address:
Tel: (593) - 23900443 - 09 4829587
Web: www.eldescanso.net

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Akros
Class: Lujo
Address: Av. 6 de Diciembre N34-120 y Checoslovaquia
Tel: (593) 02 2430600/10 - 2468800
Fax: (593) 02 2431727
Web: www.hotelakros.com

Location: Quito
Name: Best Western Plaza Hotel Casino
Class: Lujo
Address: Shyris 1757 y Naciones Unidas
Tel: (593) 02 2445305/6/7
Fax: (593) 02 2251958, 2445180
Web: www.hotelcasinoplaza.com

Location: Quito
Name: Dann Carlton
Class: Lujo
Address: República de El Salvador N34-377 e Irlanda
Tel: (593) 02 2249008 / 8808
Fax: (593) 02 2240917
Web: www.danncarltonquito.com

Location: Quito
Name: Grand Hotel Mercure Alameda
Class: Lujo
Address: Roca 653 y Amazonas
Tel: (593) 02 2562345
Fax: (593) 02 2565759
Web: www.mercure.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hilton Colón
Class: Lujo
Address: Amazonas y Patria
Tel: (593) 02 2560666
Fax: (593) 02 2563903
Web: www.hilton.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Quito - Compass Hotels
Class: Lujo
Address: González Suárez N27-142
Tel: (593) 02 2544600, 2543631
Fax: (593) 02 2567284
Web: www.hotelquito.com.ec

Location: Quito
Name: JW Marriot
Class: Lujo
Address: Orellana 1172 y Amazonas
Tel: (593) 02 2972000
Fax: (593) 02 2972050
Web: www.marriotthotels.com

Location: Quito
Name: Le Parc Hotel
Class: Lujo
Address: Av. República del Salvador N34-349 e Irlanda
Tel: (593) 02 2276800
Fax: (593) 02 2277870
Web: www.leparc.com.ec

Location: Quito
Name: Nü House
Class: Lujo
Address: Foch E6-12 y Reina Victoria - Plaza del Quinde
Tel: (593) 02 2557845
Web: www.nuhousehotels.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Plaza Grande
Class: Lujo
Address: García Moreno N5-16 y Chile
Tel: (593) 02 2510777/888
Fax: (593) 02 2510800
Web: www.plazagrandequito.com

Location: Quito
Name: Radisson Royal
Class: Lujo
Address: Luis Cordero 444 y 12 de Octubre
Tel: (593) 02 2233333
Fax: (593) 02 2235777
Web: www.radisson.com/quitoec

Location: Quito
Name: Swissotel
Class: Lujo
Address: 12 de Octubre 1820 y Luis Cordero
Tel: (593) 02 2567600/6497
Fax: (593) 02 2568080
Web: www.swissotel.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Alejandro
Class: Primera
Address: 10 de Agosto 3976 y Rumipamba
Tel: (593) 02 2439949, 2247196, 2261033
Fax: (593) 02 2439948
Web: www.hotelalejandro.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Ambassador
Class: Primera
Address: 9 de Octubre 1052 y Colón
Tel: (593) 02 2562049 / 1777
Fax: (593) 02 2503712
Web: www.hotelambassador.net

Location: Quito
Name: American Suites
Class: Primera
Address: Eloy Alfaro 3333 y José Correa
Tel: (593) 02 2275120/18/19
Fax: (593) 02 2275117
Web: www.americansuites.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Barnard
Class: Primera
Address: Queseras del Medio E11-205 ( frente al Hospital Militar)
Tel: (593) 02 2540629
Fax: (593) 02 2220415
Web: www.hotelbarnard.com.ec

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Chalet Suisse
Class: Primera
Address: Reina Victoria N24-191 y Calama
Tel: (593) 02 2562700, 2548744
Fax: (593) 02 2563966
Web: www.hotelchaletsuisse.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Embassy
Class: Primera
Address: Wilson E8-22 y 6 de Diciembre
Tel: (593) 02 2561990
Fax: (593) 02 2563192
Web: www.hembassy.com

Location: Quito
Name: Eugenia Hotel
Class: Primera
Address: Av. Diego de Almagro 1245 & Orellana
Tel: (593) 02 2524895 / 2558285 / 2545613
Fax: (593) 02 2902550
Web: www.eugeniahotel.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Finlandia
Class: Primera
Address: Finlandia 227 y Suecia
Tel: (593) 02 2244287/8/9
Fax: (593) 02 2244287/8/9
Web: www.hotelfinlandia.com.ec

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Howard Johnson La Carolina
Class: Primera
Address: Alemania E5-103 y República
Tel: (593) 02 2265265
Fax: (593) 02 2264264
Web: www.hojo.com

Location: Quito
Name: Melrose Plaza Suites
Class: Primera
Address: Paul Rivet 22-2 y 6 de Diciembre
Tel: (593) 02 2908700/1
Fax: (593) 02 2908698
Web: www.melroseplazahotel.com

Location: Quito
Name: Patio Andaluz
Class: Primera
Address: García Moreno N6-52 y Olmedo
Tel: (593) 02 2280830
Fax: (593) 02 2288690
Web: www.hotelpatioandaluz.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Reina Isabel
Class: Primera
Address: Amazonas N2344 y Veintimilla
Tel: (593) 02 2544454/4717
Fax: (593) 02 2221337
Web: www.hotelreinaisabel.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel República
Class: Primera
Address: República E2-137 y Azuay
Tel: (593) 02 2436553/6391
Fax: (593) 02 2437667
Web: www.hotelrepublica.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Río Amazonas
Class: Primera
Address: Luis Cordero E4-375 y Amazonas
Tel: (593) 02 2556666
Fax: (593) 02 2556670
Web: www.hotelrioamazonas.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Savoy Inn
Class: Primera
Address: Yasuní N44-164 y El Inca
Tel: (593) 02 2460620 / 7118
Fax: (593) 02 2459268
Web: www.hsavoyinn.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel San Francisco de Quito
Class: Primera
Address: Sucre 217 y Guayaquil
Tel: (593) 02 2287758
Fax: (593) 02 2951241
Web: www.sanfranciscodequito.com.ec

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Sebastian
Class: Primera
Address: Almagro 822 y Luis Cordero
Tel: (593) 2222400/2300
Fax: (593) 2222500
Web: www.hotelsebastian.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Tambo Real
Class: Primera
Address: 12 de Octubre y Patria
Tel: (593) 02 2563820 al 25
Fax: (593) 02 2554964
Web: www.hoteltamboreal.com.ec

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Windsor
Class: Primera
Address: Vicente Ramón Roca 668 y Amazonas
Tel: (593) 02 2224033
Fax: (593) 02 2564464
Web: www.windsorhotel.com.ec

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Baltra
Class: Segunda
Address: Isla Baltra y Av. Amazonas, esquina
Tel: (593) 02 3520901/3/4
Fax: (593) 02 3520902
Web: www.hotelbaltra.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel El Relicario del Carmen
Class: Segunda
Address: Venezuela 1041 y Olmedo
Tel: (593) 02 32289120 / 2285917
Web: www.hotelrelicariodelcarmen.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Othello
Class: Segunda
Address: Av. Amazonas N20-20 y 18 de Septiembre
Tel: (593) 02 2565835 - 2902490
Web: www.hotelothello.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Real Audiencia
Class: Segunda
Address: Bolívar Oe3-18 y Guayaquil
Tel: (593) 02 2950590/2711- 2580213
Fax: (593) 02 2580213
Web: www.realaudiencia.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Sierra Madre
Class: Segunda
Address: Veintimilla 464 y Luis Tamayo
Tel: (593) 02 2505687 - 2224950
Fax: (593) 02 2505715
Web: www.hotelsierramadre.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Seis de Diciembre
Class: Segunda
Address: 6 de Diciembre N21-120 y Roca
Tel: (593) 02 2544866, 2565682
Fax: (593) 02 2225587
Web: www.hotel6dediciembre.com

Location: Quito
Name: Antinea
Class: Primera
Address: Juan Rodríguez 175 y Diego de Almagro
Tel: (593) 02 2504284/9
Fax: (593) 02 2504404
Web: www.hotelantinea.com

Location: Quito
Name: La Colina Suites
Class: Primera
Address: LaLa Colina N26-119 y Orellana
Tel: (593) 02 2234678
Fax: (593) 02 2566189
Web: www.lacolinasuites.com

Location: Quito
Name: Galaxie
Class: Primera
Address: Villalengua OE4-196 y Carondelet
Tel: (593) 02 2253185 / 1076
Fax: (593) 02 2445700
Web: www.galaxiesuites.com

Location: Quito
Name: Los Quipus
Class: Primera
Address: Lérida E14-55 y Lugo
Tel: (593) 02 2224037, 2557787
Fax: (593) 02 2561140
Web: www.losquipus.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hotel Walther
Class: Primera
Address: Alpallana 300 y Diego de Almagro
Tel: (593) 02 2228552/3
Fax: (593) 02 2225586
Web: www.hotelwalther.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hostería El Rampiral
Class: Primera
Address: Shyris 1300 y Portugal - Edificio El Kalifa
Tel: (593) 02 2264134
Web: www.rampiral.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal Girasol
Class: Segunda
Address: Solano 1088 y Seniergues ( Sector El Dorado)
Tel: (593) 02 2544268, 2529311, 2901420
Fax: (593) 02 2901958
Web: www.hostalgirasol.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal Alcalá
Class: Primera
Address: Luis Cordero E5-48 y Reina Victoria
Tel: (593) 02 2227396
Web: www.alcalahostal.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal de la Mancha
Class: Primera
Address: Valladolid N24-562 y Av. Coruña
Tel: (593) 02 3228334, 2222885
Fax: (593) 02 3228334, 2222885
Web: www.hostaldelamancha.com.ec

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal de la Rabida
Class: Primera
Address: La Rábida 227 y Santa María
Tel: (593) 02 222-1720
Web: www.hostalrabida.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal El Arupo
Class: Primera
Address: Calle Juan Rodríguez E7-22 y Reina Victoria
Tel: (593) 02 2257543
Fax: (593) 02 2225716
Web: www.hostalelarupo.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal Fuente de Piedra
Class: Primera
Address: Wilson E9-80 y Tamayo
Tel: (593) 02 2559775
Fax: (593) 02 2525314
Web: www.ecuahotel.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hosteling Internacional
Class: Primera
Address: Joaquín Pinto 325 y Reina Victoria
Tel: (593) 2543995
Fax: (593) 2508221
Web: www.hihostels.com/ecuador

Location: Quito
Name: Jardín del Sol
Class: Primera
Address: Calama E8-29 y Diego de Almagro
Tel: (593) 02 2230941
Fax: (593) 02 2230945
Web: www.hostaljardindelsol.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal La Cartuja
Class: Primera
Address: Leonidas Plaza 170 y 18 de Septiembre
Tel: (593) 02 2523577 / 3721 / 3662
Web: www.hotelacartuja.com

Location: Quito
Name: La Posada de la Abuela
Class: Primera
Address: Santa María 235 y la Rábida
Tel: (593) 02 2225334, 2549965, 2906394
Fax: (593) 02 2231056
Web: www.posabuela.com.ec

Location: Quito
Name: La Pradera
Class: Primera
Address: San Salvador 255 y Pasaje M. Carrión
Tel: (593) 02 2226833 / 7309, 2236946
Web: www.hostallapradera.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal Plaza Internacional
Class: Primera
Address: 18 de Septiembre y Leonidas Plaza
Tel: (593) 02 2524530
Web: www.hostalplaza.com

Location: Quito
Name: Posada del Maple
Class: Primera
Address: Juan Rodríguez E8-49 y 6 de Diciembre
Tel: (593) 02 2544507 - 2237375
Web: www.posadadelmaple.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal Quito Antiguo
Class: Primera
Address: Juan León Mera E4-390 y Joaquín Pinto esq.
Tel: (593) 02 2547 333 / 2905 552
Web: www.quitoantiguo.com.ec

Location: Quito
Name: Santa Bárbara
Class: Primera
Address: Av. 12 de Octubre N26-15 y Coruña
Tel: (593) 02 2225121, 2564382
Fax: (593) 02 2564382
Web: www.hotel-santabarbara.com

Location: Quito
Name: Sierra Madre
Class: Primera
Address: Veintimilla 464 y Tamayo
Tel: (593) 02 2505687/8, 2224950
Web: www.hotelsierramadre.com

Location: Quito
Name: Sol de Quito
Class: Primera
Address: Alemania N30-170 y Vancouver
Tel: (593) 02 2224038, 2541773, 1800-soldequito (765337)
Web: www.soldequito.com

Location: Quito
Name: Suites González Suárez
Class: Primera
Address: San Ignacio 27-50 y González Suárez
Tel: (593) 02 2224417, 2232003
Fax: (593) 02 2231399
Web: www.sgshotel.com

Location: Quito
Name: Villa Nancy
Class: Primera
Address: Muros 146 y González Suárez
Tel: (593) 02 2562483
Fax: (593) 02 2562473
Web: www.hotelvillanancy.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal Agua Casa Canela
Class: Segunda
Address:
Tel: (593) 02 523126 - 2234128
Fax: (593) 09 6096213

Location: Quito
Name: Amazon Inn
Class: Segunda
Address: La Pinta E4-55 y Av. Amazonas (frente a la embajada de España)
Tel: (593) 02 2546455/ 2556985 / 09 2221000 / 094304822
Web: www.amazoninn.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal Andalucía
Class: Segunda
Address: Queseras del Medio 676
Tel: (593) 02 252 34 62
Web: www.hostalandalucia.com.ec

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal Casa Kanela
Class: Segunda
Address: Juan Rodríguez E8-46 (La Mariscal)
Tel: (593) 02 2546162
Web: www.casakanela.mamey.org

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal Café Cultura
Class: Segunda
Address: Robles 513 y Reina Victoria
Tel: (593) 02 2558858 /89, 2504078, 2224271, 2564956
Fax: (593) 02 2558858 /89, 2504078
Web: www.cafecultura.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal Casa Helbling
Class: Segunda
Address: Veintimilla E8-166 y 6 de Diciembre
Tel: (593) 02 2226013, 2565740
Fax: (593) 02 2500952
Web: www.casahelbling.de

Location: Quito
Name: Folklore
Class: Segunda
Address: Madrid 868 y Pontevedra (La Floresta)
Tel: (593) 02 2554621
Fax: (593) 02 3226966
Web: www.folklorehotel.com

Location: Quito
Name: Fuente de Piedra 2
Class: Segunda
Address: Juan León Mera 721 y Baquedano
Tel: (593) 02 2900323/1332
Fax: (593) 02 2900323/1332
Web: www.ecuahotel.com

Location: Quito
Name: Koronado
Class: Segunda
Address: 6 de Diciembre E9-82 y Luis Cordero
Tel: (593) 02 2565643
Fax: (593) 02 2508900
Web: www.koronadohotel.com

Location: Quito
Name: La Casa Sol
Class: Segunda
Address: Calama 127 y 6 de Diciembre
Tel: (593) 02 2230798, 2223383
Fax: (593) 02 2223383
Web: www.lacasasol.com

Location: Quito
Name: Margarita 2
Class: Segunda
Address: Ríos N12-118 y Espinoza
Tel: (593) 02 2950441-2549806
Fax: (593) 02 2950441
Web: www.hostalmargarita2.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal - Restaurante Mesón Español
Class: Segunda
Address: Av. 6 de Diciembre 2223 entre Av. Colón y la Niña
Tel: (593) 02 2525757 / 2540752
Fax: (593) 02 2505-638
Web: www.camespa.com

Location: Quito
Name: Sierra Nevada
Class: Segunda
Address: Joaquín Pinto E4-150 y Luis Cordero (Mariscal)
Tel: (593) 02 2553658, 2528264
Fax: (593) 02 2554936
Web: www.hotelsierranevada.com

Location: Quito
Name: Sandmelis
Class: Segunda
Address: Tomás de Berlanga E8-128 y Shyris
Tel: (593) 02 2461442, 2461225
Fax: (593) 02 2433156
Web: www.sandmelis.com

Location: Quito
Name: Trapananda
Class: Segunda
Address: Cumbayá - Vista Grande, Calle No. 3, Edificio 159, Departamento No.4
Tel: (593) 02 2899145 - 096366827
Web: www.trapananda.com.ec

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal Aleidas
Class: Tercera
Address: Andalucia No 559 y Salazar, Sector La Floresta
Tel: (593) 02 2234 - 570
Web: www.aleidashostal.com.ec

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal Jhomana
Class: Tercera
Address: Gil Ramirez Davalos 151 y Av. Amazonas
Tel: (593) 02 2522566 - 08-640 79 69
Fax: (593) 02 2556723
Web: www.jhomana.com

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal Ferreisen
Class: Tercera
Address: Azuay 173 y Amazonas
Tel: (593) 02 2242682, 2269907
Fax: (593) 02 2257365
Web: www.ferreisen.de

Location: Quito
Name: Hostal Titisee
Class: Tercera
Address: Foch E7-60 y Reina Victoria
Tel: (593) 02 2529063
Web: www.titisee.com

Location: Quito
Name: Residencial Montecarlo
Class: Segunda
Address: Reina Victoria N 25-50 y Colon
Tel: (593) 02 252 5121/ 2546968
Web: www.carolinamontecarlo.com

Sorry guys but I had to delete all the email addresses of the hotels to get this posted. From the other contact info you should be able to google it or call and get whatever info you need. Enjoy.

[Prokofiev]

Dolo,

You will find a lot of black guys at the chongos in Quito. But mostly out front working - taking money, giving out beers or checking you out prior to entering.

I don't think you will have much of a problem with the chicas. Just act cool and bring money. Many of girls are dark-skinned from the coast. Really all shades of womanhood - something for everyone.

But more importantly, if you do come here - post your experiences and tell us how you were treated. It would certainly give us a different point of view.

As to 817, you can read my posts from last Sept-Oct. Note that you will NOT get FS at this place. Only HJ/BJ/Russian happy ending. But I loved the place . . .

Good Luck, -P

[Saeta119]

2. From most of the posts I have read the black guys have been described as "shady characters and/or theives in Quito" did anyone see any black mongers there or know of any that have went with positive results. Just want to make sure that I won't have any problems with the girls being a young black american.

Yeah I hate to admit this about Ecuador but yes, a black person is seen badly here but only the ones that look like locals if that makes sense. Yes in this way ecuadorians can be quite racist.

I suggest in your case to look as much as an american as possible, that should keep you on good graces with the locals, in your case trying to blend in would be a mistake.

[Mraughh]

I doubt you'll have problems in answer to your second question as long as your moneys good. I took a black friend of mine with me to Cafe Rojo and he did'nt have any problems. Granted, he was from Brazil and speaks fluent spanish.

Some friendly advice, be respectful and curteous to the girls when making your transactions and you'll be in good shape. Kindness always gave me great experiences every time.

Hello Gentlemen,

I am a long time lurker due to financial situations on my end. Thanks to all you guys and the wealth of information that you share I feel like I can travel anywhere as a pro. From all the posts you guys really wet my appetite for Quito. It seems like this is one of the best travel destinations. I was doing a little research and came across this site that lists Quito hotels (a little over 40 of them) and figured this may help other newbies or anyone who wants possibly try a new hotel. http://www.inquito.com/hotels. Htm (I only read about 70% of the posts so hopefully this is new info. I did not see the link on any of the previous posts I read) I would suggest also utilizing the maps provided in Tungurahua posts to get a good idea of the location of the hotel vs the chongos your interested in. This site has email, phone numbers and addresses for all the hotels. Hopefully this will save some time for fellow mongers. I do have 2 quick questions. I understand most of you guys feeling on newbies and and asking questions and I have read about 70% of the posts and didn't quite see these addressed. Thanks in advance for any help you could provide.

1. I love massage parlors and wanted to know if anyone has been to 817 El Espectador recently and if it is still open. I believe the last update was in May. This would be a big part of my trip (plan on spending 50-60% of my time there) and may be a deal breaker if it isn't thus the only reason I am asking.

2. From most of the posts I have read the black guys have been described as "shady characters and/or theives in Quito" did anyone see any black mongers there or know of any that have went with positive results. Just want to make sure that I won't have any problems with the girls being a young black american.

Again thanking you all for all the information found on these boards and without you guys I wouldn't be able to reach a tenth of the full mongering potential in these countries. Thanks also for any help to my 2 questions that anyone can provide and if not I understand also as I am a newbie. Thanks for at least reading and hope the link helps.

[Dolo9191]

Hello Gentlemen,

I am a long time lurker due to financial situations on my end. Thanks to all you guys and the wealth of information that you share I feel like I can travel anywhere as a pro. From all the posts you guys really wet my appetite for Quito. It seems like this is one of the best travel destinations. I was doing a little research and came across this site that lists Quito hotels (a little over 40 of them) and figured this may help other newbies or anyone who wants possibly try a new hotel. http://www.inquito.com/hotels. Htm (I only read about 70% of the posts so hopefully this is new info. I did not see the link on any of the previous posts I read) I would suggest also utilizing the maps provided in Tungurahua posts to get a good idea of the location of the hotel vs the chongos your interested in. This site has email, phone numbers and addresses for all the hotels. Hopefully this will save some time for fellow mongers. I do have 2 quick questions. I understand most of you guys feeling on newbies and and asking questions and I have read about 70% of the posts and didn't quite see these addressed. Thanks in advance for any help you could provide.

1. I love massage parlors and wanted to know if anyone has been to 817 El Espectador recently and if it is still open. I believe the last update was in May. This would be a big part of my trip (plan on spending 50-60% of my time there) and may be a deal breaker if it isn't thus the only reason I am asking.

2. From most of the posts I have read the black guys have been described as "shady characters and/or theives in Quito" did anyone see any black mongers there or know of any that have went with positive results. Just want to make sure that I won't have any problems with the girls being a young black american.

Again thanking you all for all the information found on these boards and without you guys I wouldn't be able to reach a tenth of the full mongering potential in these countries. Thanks also for any help to my 2 questions that anyone can provide and if not I understand also as I am a newbie. Thanks for at least reading and hope the link helps.