Asuncion

[Gatlin3030]

Is it possible to find girls staying overnight? FL's?

Or are they restricted to stay in their houses only and serve you by hour?

And if. How do hotels deal with it? Any probems?

Thanks

Everything is posible.

But if you made the deal with the agency is a lot expensive $

An the hotel things is not a problen.

Recomendation.

As everyplace the local people try to get adventage to all extranjer.

So try to get some local friend who show you all the interesting places.

You will have security, a lot mor fun, for a lower price.

In Paraguay we have very beautiful girl, but you have to know where looking for.

[Gatlin3030]

Well I'm from Asuncion Paraguay and may be if someone needs information about my beautifull city before a visit. Contact me and will see.

[Gwai Lo]

. How do hotels deal with it? Any probems?

All hotels I ever stayed in, Crowne, Guaraní, Cecilia, Asuncion Palace, Gramados Park were Chica tolerant, wouldn't call it Chica friendly though. Gentle-manneredness does it (now that is a rare word, only 1000 hits with google, just checked if it is spelled that way). Hotels do not want to look vulgar infront of other guests, fair enough, so we shouln't look vulgar with our female company either and make sure they dress decently etc, which is not a big deal in Paraguay. Very young girls may not feel at ease in big hotels at the reception. They usually have to supply I'd, which is good for you.

[Rene Morales]

Hi fellas,

Maybe you already know hot dot com dot py. Is full of houses and gals.

I am just looking for very recent experiences with the girls, bc found that many of the posts below date for 2010 and early 2011.

Any suggestion?

What about free-lancers?

[HappyGoLucky]

Not all of the restaurants or rather eateries mentioned here I would recommend. Good quality and price / value for me is the brazilian type rodizio, apptly called Rodizio, Calle Palma, next to Burger King close to crossing 14. Mayo.

Bon Appetit

If you like Brazilian churrasqueria, you should definitely try Acuarela; it's one of the best I've tried anywhere:

Churrasquería Acuarela.

Avda. Mcal Lopez Nro. 4049 e / San Martín – Asunción, Paraguay

Tel. +595 21-609217 – http://www.acuarela.com.py

[Dickhead]

I don't do TLN with strangers (nor do I understand why anyone would want to) but the first hotel I stayed at, Asunción Palace, has no problem with overnight guests if you pay the double rate. They have no problem with anything there. Consenting adult sheep are probably allowed. My highly educated guess is that any of the SWs would rather spend the night at the Palace than whatever dump they live in.

I also would be willing to bet (your) money that gals from Toc Toc would spend the night. But the thing you have to remember is everything starts so late, there is not much night left after the partying stops.

My advice: Arranging an overnight stay is a bad idea. If they like you and you like them, they might very well stay. And if that is not the case, why would you WANT them to stay? Relax and go with the flow.

[Amadeuss]

Is it possible to find girls staying overnight? FL's?

Or are they restricted to stay in their houses only and serve you by hour?

And if. How do hotels deal with it? Any probems?

Thanks

[Gwai Lo]

Dear fellows,

I benefit from this forum since 3 years. How much time have I saved! How many nice chica fucks those addresses had in store for me, listed on the Asuncion List and the contributions.

Time to say thank you to everybody who contributed!

To Tigdejade, Golfinho, Bowerboy, Dickhead, and many other others.

I use to come mainly for business, and while I agree that for travelling nationals who need a visa for Paraguay while they need none for Argentina, it might not be worthwile to come here, I find it a pleasant place with pleasant people and pleasant chicas.

Also I find the geographical location of the Mirocentro quite intriguing, On the other side of the river at 500 m from downtown the endless greenish plain of the Chaco begins, a green void, like a green open sea. You can appreciate it when you have hotel with roof terrace.

One tip for another dead quite Sunday in Microcentro with all casas closed : from the jetty next to the presidential palace, Playa Montevideo, wooden taxi boats commute to a village called Chaco'I on the opposite river bank, it is an quick cheap and quite charming excursion into rural Paraguay.

BTW have you seen that Paraguay Navy 1920's destroyer being moored in the river by the Presidential Palace? I love it. It is somehow so very much Banana Republic.

Not all of the restaurants or rather eateries mentioned here I would recommend. Good quality and price / value for me is the brazilian type rodizio, apptly called Rodizio, Calle Palma, next to Burger King close to crossing 14. Mayo.

Bon Appetit

[HappyGoLucky]

And let's not forget all the poor living in shacks by the river.

The government wants to redevelop the area in a project called Franja Costera.

http://www.madrid.es/UnidadWeb/Conte...s/asuncion.pdf

The people living in the Chacarita are fighting the development, but the rest of Asuncion and Lugo support the project 100%.

[Member #3441]

. it was 115 degrees some of the restaurants didn't smell all that great. I kinda wonder now what Mercado Cuatro smells like in mid summer. You got your fish, you got your chicken, you got your overcooked stringy beef (I think some horses could get mixed up in the steaks up there from time to time), and you got all the garlic and onions. Then there are all the native herbs you smell down there. And overripe bananas. I think if you get all those canvas tents and shit down there nice and wet and then heat it up to 115 degrees, throw in a good dose of [CodeWord140], a bunch of fuckin' dengue, and all the bus pollution down there, you wouldn't really worry about mad cow disease.

That's a great description of Asuncion! Plus, all the homeless and indigenous people camping out on Plaza Uruguaya, [CodeWord112] and defecating in public, the filthy children constantly begging for money. And let's not forget all the poor living in shacks by the river. A fellow traveler told me it reminded him of central Africa. Instead of helping the needy the government spent millions on their Bicentenario parties, parades, concerts, fireworks this year. It's extortion a third world country like Paraguay charges US$100 for a tourist visa and 25000Gs (US$6) national tax for each ATM withdrawal transaction at all banks and cash machines.

[Dickhead]

I like my beef medium rare or medium but I was actually kinda glad they cooked the hell out of everything there, given the totality of the circumstances. First time I was there when it was 115 degrees some of the restaurants didn't smell all that great. I kinda wonder now what Mercado Cuatro smells like in mid summer. You got your fish, you got your chicken, you got your overcooked stringy beef (I think some horses could get mixed up in the steaks up there from time to time), and you got all the garlic and onions. Then there are all the native herbs you smell down there. And overripe bananas. I think if you get all those canvas tents and shit down there nice and wet and then heat it up to 115 degrees, throw in a good dose of [CodeWord140], a bunch of fuckin' dengue, and all the bus pollution down there, you wouldn't really worry about mad cow disease.

[Hola Mundo]

I agree, very few girls I have seen that were better than there website pictures. However, they provided great experience. Specially, the girl at Haren Acompanantes had a great ass, and innocent personality.

Mad cow disease. I don't think so because the way they cook meat around here I will be surprised if anything survives. Does't matter what I tells them, it is always well done.

Many of those photos on the website are very flattering and misleading. Having seen those girls live in person recently, I strongly believe that the website photos were edited / photoshopped. In reality the girls actually were heavier, fatter, had skin blemishes, etc.

I hope you did not eat any infected meat while you were in ASU. Foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-15028212

[Member #3441]

Many of those photos on the website are very flattering and misleading. Having seen those girls live in person recently, I strongly believe that the website photos were edited / photoshopped. In reality the girls actually were heavier, fatter, had skin blemishes, etc.

I hope you did not eat any infected meat while you were in ASU. Foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-15028212

[Hola Mundo]

Apart from the weekend, I have started liking this place. It rained on Saturday, and on Sundays every thing was closed.

Valkirias*

Azara 905 *between EE. UU. And Tacuary First Floor Apt A.

80kGs / 30 min and 120kGs / HR.

On Monday, I went to this place, and picked Diana from the lineup of 3 girls, and here the link with here photos:

http://www.hot.com.py/acompanantes/v...na-escort.html

She gave me an option of CBJ or BBBJ, and I got one of the best BJ. She had a very pleasant and engaging personalities, and I left happy after one hour. This place is very clean and mamasan is very friendly.

Haren Acompanantes.

Av. Rodriguez de francia 226 almost yegros top floor Apartment A&8203;

80k Gs / 30min or 120k Gs for one hour.

Today, on Tuesday, I went this place, and picked Tifany from the lineup of three, and highly recommend this girl. Here is the link with pictures: *

http://www.hot.com.py/acompanantes/h...ny-escort.html

She started with BBBJ, has a great body, and provided no rush service. The facilities are not that great but Ok. *

Safety :*

Around Hotels: I am staying at Palmas Del Sol, feel safe during day, late evenings, but take taxi late at night. Locals has been telling me to be careful around that area. There is a police station across the street in front of the hotel and when I walk toward the microcenter, the police is generally present on all corners. I really liked the hotel and staff.

In general, Asuncion is a much safer compared to other places I have visited in Latin America. Along the river the have kind of slums, and the area is considered dangerous. Based on my observations, and advice from locals, I never ventured away from Palma towards river during evenings and nights.

Otherwise, I walked to all casas I visited.

Food.

Bolsi: They have great food and deserts, and I have been going there so often that most of the staff welcome and chat with.

Choperia Punto del Puerto: I often finish my night with coldest possible beer at this place.

Flor de la Canela: There is a Peruvian restaurant close to the hotel which I tried *but was not impressed.

[Pija666]

Sundays are the worse even for the paraguayans, the great things if you can get a GF for the Sunday. The technique of calling first is a must for a lazy day like those. I would recommend Brithania masajes on Caballero street number 903 (I think) because there is always some newbie there, and also because there is a greater rate of BBBJ in the place. Valkirias, Venus (in front os Valkirias) , Haren, are the other places I've been lately with good and soso experiences.

Good hunting