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[Member #4480]

What are the options for long term apartments? I am living in Mombasa which I pay 150 usd per month for two bedroom apartment.

There are many options for long term rentals. Depending on the area and amenities, $150 a month (unfurnished) is definitely doable. However, make sure that a Ugandan negotiates this for you!

For 1000 usd you can buy new motorbike.

That's more or less in the ballpark depending on the make and model of course.

The overall cost per month is 600 usd including rent.

I don't know what's loaded into that figure (entertainment, for instance?) but whatever your cost is in Mombasa, you should be able to do equal if not less in Kampala for a similar lifestyle.

Getting girls in Kampala? I was there for 5 times and that's was the last problem I had.

Hmmm, that's a larger topic, but rest assured that if you relocate there, that won't be a problem for long.

[Member #4480]

I've been to Kenrock two times.

- The staff was very friendly and helpful.

- True, the rooms are very basic but clean and the cleaning lady did a fine job.

- If something in the room didn't work they repaired it quickly.

- cleaning dirty laundry needs two or three days.

- The food from the restaurant from the hotel is from average to good. It depends on what the staff really can cook.

I was satisfied with my two staying in Kenrock and I'm planning to book a room there for the 3rd time when I will fly to Uganda again in April.

Perhaps your experience with this hotel is more recent than mine and things have improved. However, unless ownership has changed I don't see that happening.

The location is the only positive other than the low cost. But then you get what you pay for including on-going visits from the police if you stay there long enough. Yes they get tipped off (and paid off) by the 'very friendly and helpful' staff that you rave about.

[Raj Funloving]

Dear mongers,

Thanks to lead from other post of Ubique I decided to venture & test girls of escort services. Thats what I enjoyed most in UK some years back.

So checked in and contacted through them WA booking no. The guy was friendlier and cool. Sent me pics of currently available gals.

Selected Cathy who is fair looking nice face cut girl. It was last Sunday Afternoon. Checked in at Tip Tone Hotel Muyenga an average hotel but with spacious rooms.

It was deal or heart break since Cathy does not offer BBBJ or CIM. After so much of percipience she offered to try CIM without condom.

Massage was excellent erotic & relaxing. Had good round of CBJ, Sex in cow girl position & CIM.

Total Damage USD 120 at Ush. 3500 to USD hence paid 420,000 Ush to escort agency. Hotel Room was 100,000 & drinks 10 k.

It was an average encounter. My Heart still wanted more hence selected very petite girl called Ms. Shanita for Monday evening encounter.

Well Girl was delayed so escort agency guy sent another replacement but girl was not at good.

At 6.30 came Shanita. Girl is petite & kinky with pierce. Quickly settled with BBBJ fuck in doggy style & CIM.

It was relaxing sex overall.

Well just wanted to venture into escort services otherwise In Uganda there is no need for escorts services. You go to nice night club and you will get one (Usually that's has been my experience in 2016).

Keep mongering but be safe.

Raj.

[Member #4480]

I agree about Raj's report.

Don't be so quick to 'agree' with this. Do your homework and consider the source.

But I am not certain what the best hotels are in Kampala. Even the expensive ones get fair to poor reviews on TripAdviser. It would be nice to know what the names of these hotels are and why they are so good.

All of the 'best' hotels in Kampala you've already most likely seen on Tripadvisor. The Kampala Serena and Kabira Country Club come to mind but others are in the discussion as well. It sounds like you might be confusing Kampala with Monte Carlo? Ugandan hospitality and facility standards are far below what they are elsewhere and therefore 5 star ratings are few and far between even among those considered to be the 'best' in Kampala. At some point you have to decide on whether you want to stay at a luxurious high-end hotel or at a hotel more conducive to maximizing your mongering time, opportunities and activities.

Lastly, don't give too much credence to members here who give very little details, a total of 6 posts and nothing prior on Uganda.

[Butterfly 72]

I've been to Kenrock two times.

- The staff was very friendly and helpful.

- True, the rooms are very basic but clean and the cleaning lady did a fine job.

- If something in the room didn't work they repaired it quickly.

- cleaning dirty laundry needs two or three days.

- The food from the restaurant from the hotel is from average to good. It depends on what the staff really can cook.

I was satisfied with my two staying in Kenrock and I'm planning to book a room there for the 3rd time when I will fly to Uganda again in April.

[Raj Funloving]

Thank you Ubique bro for your generous comments & sharing vital info.

In December around Christmas time I came across an advert on Sex party at EBB on 17th Dec. By Girl called Vivian. Charges were only 50 K.

I tried to find genuineness of that party but could not succeed. Does Uganda offer sex parties like LMP and other at London & Manchester. If yes I would be interested.

Please PM and we can chit chat.

In muyenga up on hill I always take my sex partners (Few Chosen ones) at diplomat Hotel.

Warm Regards.

Keep mongering but be safe.

Raj.

[Member #4643]

This is a good summary & thanks for the details Raj.

I usually stay at one of the two best hotels in Kampala.

I agree about Raj's report. But I am not certain what the best hotels are in Kampala. Even the expensive ones get fair to poor reviews on TripAdviser. It would be nice to know what the names of these hotels are and why they are so good.

Many thanks!

[Ubique2]

This is a good summary & thanks for the details Raj.

A couple of comments for guys who are just there for a short time.

Most of the nice hotels will require ID at night for your gal & will charge you extra if you have not booked a double.

I usually stay at one of the two best hotels in Kampala. If you don't have time to get out of the city, both hotels offer massage & I always am offered a HJ. Nothing more. One gal asked for $100 for the HJ, to which I laughed and said no & I just had a massage. Next time I saw her, she just gave me the HJ and I gave her $US 10 as a tip. Not all the gals will offer HJ, but believe me, they will let you know. My favorite seduces me with her hands all over my body. Some women just like to touch & she never asked for extra or asked if I wanted. Needless to say, I gave her a better tip because she was so cool.

I've hit the town a few times & it does start and go late on weekends. I've traveled solo & I'm white. I've had working girls hit on me at the nicer clubs and met some normal gals and made friends with them. I've never had a good time at Guvnor, but I always arrive too early, feel lame, then leave early probably before it gets crowded. Silk is OK too.

I've ordered in from Queen's before. The guy on the phone was professional, cool, helpful. They are a good service if you are lazy or solo and don't want to hit the bars and prowl. http://www.queensescortservices.com If you don't like the heavier style booty gals, just tell the dude and he will help you. I met a really kind and nice Rwandan gal and just appreciated the time with her.

The more local guys can steer you to the other bar areas, and probably cheaper options, etc. But I wrote this for the businessman who doesn't have a lot of time to get out. Always make sure you can say no to outrageous offers. But there are some gems and super nice gals in Kampala, so be nice to them, treat them well and they will do the same to you.

Hi greetings to all of you,

Just wants to share my mongering experience in Uganda through this great forum. (I have been into mongering from many years and enjoyed mongering in Zambia, Bahrain, UK, Dubai & India) Though mongering in India has been disappointing).

I have been in Uganda since last 4 years and has has good chance of mongering enjoying beauties from Uganda, Rwanda & one from Tanzania.

When I first landed in Uganda due to close proximity to the Hotel I used to go to Rock Gardens (That was the only place I knew). Had good mongering experiences to suite my preferences of particularly BBBJ, DATY & CIM (Without cover) and was happy & satisfied.

Then was period when I was out of mongering scene till Dec 2013 where I met a regular girl named Miss M. She has been truly Ugandan Had few drinks & dating. On the second dinner date We had wonderful lusty sex. She has been amazing sucker of dick. She also loves eating & swallowing cream of the dick. She was the only girl I saw for over 2 years during mongering scene..

[Member #4480]

Actually, it's Hotel Kenrock.

If you're knocking about Kabalagala and want to get away from the noise and need a cheap and quiet place to sleep for the night, yes you can walk up the hill to the Kenrock Hotel. Keep in mind that you get what you pay for which is more than likely to be:

1) Sub basic accomodations at best.

2) A rude and lazy staff.

3) Suspect clientele (perhaps even you).

4) Hit and miss electricity and hot water - 5 hp generator is a joke.

5) One girl allowed in your room only.

6) Crappy restaurant when open.

I find it hard to believe that someone who is seriously considering the International Hotel would even give the Kenrock a passing glance. Keep in mind that I was trying to address the OP's question with some elaboration, not to get into an apples and oranges discussion about hotels in the area.

[Zimzam]

BTW, I've never heard of the 'Kentucky' hotel?

Actually, it's Hotel Kenrock.

[Member #4480]

There are several hotels near the junction of Kabalagala & Tank Hill Road (where there is the Italian Supermarket) . One reasonable hotel is the one which is called " Kentucky. Something " . I stayed there & it was OK, but not luxurious. There are more neighbouring hotels around.

There you are really within walking distance of the clubs, bars & restaurants of Kabalagala.

I don't think that's what the OP was looking for. He only mentioned the proximity to Kansanga as favorable. If he intended to be close to Kabalagala, that's a different discussion but that was never mentioned.

BTW, I've never heard of the 'Kentucky' hotel? The only hotel that I can recommend in that immediate area is the SEB. If it's still in business that is.

[Member #4178]

There are several hotels near the junction of Kabalagala & Tank

What are the options for long term apartments?

I am living in Mombasa which I pay 150 usd per month for two bedroom apartment.

For 1000 usd you can buy new motorbike. The overall cost per month is 600 usd including rent.

Assuming I am ready to rent 10 km away from center what should I expect to get?

Getting girls in Kampala? I was there for 5 times and that's was the last problem I had.

[Zimzam]

There are several hotels near the junction of Kabalagala & Tank Hill Road (where there is the Italian Supermarket) . One reasonable hotel is the one which is called " Kentucky. Something " . I stayed there & it was OK, but not luxurious. There are more neighbouring hotels around.

There you are really within walking distance of the clubs, bars & restaurants of Kabalagala.

[Member #4480]

Muyenga is a nice area. Sometimes it's good to be away from the action. And even so, on that front, the action is just around the corner, as the Kabalagala strip is maybe a five minute walk away. CBD is maybe ten minutes away by boda in the evening, a little longer by car. There are nice bars and restaurants in the area. I'd say it looks like a good choice.

I agree with you that Muyenga is a nice area. So much so, that I lived there on and off for a several years. Consequently, I have walked most of that entire area, including nearby Kansanga and Kabalagala.

That said, if you can make it on foot from the International Hotel in Muyenga to Kabalagala in 5 minutes and in total darkness at that, then you can walk on water. 15-20 minutes is more like it and that's just to the roundabout. It's a good 30 min walk all of the way down to the Capitol Pub. Google it if you wish, but my estimates should be pretty much dead nuts on. As far as a 10 minute boda ride to the city center (at night) is concerned, that's a little more realistic (assuming he would even take a boda vs a taxi in the first place) but he's more likely to be headed a tad further towards places like Kololo, Kisementi and Ntinda anyway.

Point being, there are many more accessible and 'nicer' bars and restaurants (not to mention talent), if you're strategically based in the city center vs Muyenga. If you want to go slum it, Ggaba road is always within striking distance too.

[Addis Alem]

Assuming that you're going to Kampala to monger, I'm not sure how consideration for this hotel would fit into any reasonable game plan. First off, there's nothing happening in Muyenga, especially at night where it's pitch black and literally dead. Furthermore, you would need a private taxi or bodaboda just to go about anywhere including Kansanga and it's far from the city center as well. Of course, this also applies in reverse making it hard for the girls coming to you who typically rely on shared taxi's for transport.

I suggest that you might RTFF again paying particular attention to the hotels most frequently mentioned. Lots of details there. And BTW, unless specifically mentioned otherwise, assume that all hotels in Kampala are GF.

Muyenga is a nice area. Sometimes it's good to be away from the action. And even so, on that front, the action is just around the corner, as the Kabalagala strip is maybe a five minute walk away. CBD is maybe ten minutes away by boda in the evening, a little longer by car. There are nice bars and restaurants in the area. I'd say it looks like a good choice.