Thread: Cartagena Hotels and Rental Apartments
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02-28-13 19:12 #245
Posts: 7Horizontes
Has anyone stayed at the Horizontes on 11th?
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02-26-13 19:03 #244
Posts: 63Just Added new apartments
I just added several new apartments. Of special interest is a brand new, just remolded 1 bedroom in Laguito for $350 a week.
http://www.thelocogringo.com/index/select-apartment
Torre Centauro 7 We just had our first client and he is very happy. Lots of date available. As before, my site is a work in progress. The gallery is not working correctly in Explorer but works fine in FireFox. I have been messing with this for a month and can not figure out why. I sure could use some help. Martin
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02-12-13 17:45 #243
Posts: 63Nice Apt in Laguito
Several members have stayed in my apt. If it is in your budget, www.thelocogringo.com The web site is a work in progress, works well in FireFox, having some issues with Explorer, email me if you want me to send photos.
Martin
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02-06-13 14:49 #242
Posts: 16Guys,
I posted this in the wrong section, so here again: I am looking for good place to stay in Cartagena near LDV and the beach (or in a location where I can find some daytime action). Does not have to be very upscale, just good aircon would be nice. And of course chica friendly.
Thanks already for you hints.
Jeff
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12-21-12 11:09 #241
Posts: 382Hey Joey Smith I interested to see what you got?
Originally Posted by Joey Smith [View Original Post]
My name is Deepmmpactt, I'm very interested in your apt information pi ii, its 3 of us and we would like a chica friendly apt, hopefully together, but we will settle for 3 separate single alts, next door to each other. What price range can we expect? We are there in April 2 thru 10th, We are big dudes, so we require 3 at least queen sized bed, to fit our fat asssess. LMAO! We would appreciate suggestions.
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12-19-12 12:16 #240
Posts: 8744 or 5 bedroom
Anyone know of a 4 or 5 bedroom apt or house for rent down there? I figured their best best would be 2 apts. 1002 and 903 in Mirador but they would rather be together and I ain't sure management would go for the amount of chicas they want.
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12-17-12 05:02 #239
Posts: 350Originally Posted by Coronel [View Original Post]
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12-17-12 00:57
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12-16-12 15:16 #238
Posts: 235Originally Posted by Coronel [View Original Post]
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12-16-12 03:33 #237
Posts: 29Gentlemen,
Are constantly changing late night companions allowed in Torre del Lago?
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12-13-12 08:51 #236
Posts: 29Just a brief reply this time.
The Mirador studio I was talking about is number 705.
I wouldn't use the word prostitution but she did ("no prostitutes, male or female", to be exact). And it's good that she did. What had I asked her in my brief message was "Tiene agua caliente, internet, vigilante en la recepcion, posibilidad de traer a un acompaņante?". But I will modify the last one anyway.
And my search goes on.
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12-13-12 07:27 #235
Posts: 350Originally Posted by Coronel [View Original Post]
As to the Mirador, a studio I presume? For reference, when staying a week or so, the nightly rate for a studio there is around $60 USD. Say 110, 000 COP. So the 2, 500, 000 COP asking price is a 25% discount off the nightly rate you'd pay for a normal short-term rental. Now, some apartments aren't furnished, equipped or kept up as nice or well as others, but if the Mirador apartment in question is comparable to one of the studios Mery has there, then the price they are asking isn't really out of line for a one-month rental. Maybe tell 'them you'll take it for 2. 0 mil or 2. 2 mil (or the 2.3 that you could get Sky II).
On your inquiry to the lady who manages the Sky II apartment. In retrospect, I probably should have elaborated a little about the meaning of being direct with a Colombian. While I believe in finding out for certain by directly asking, I would phrase my question in a way that is palatable (tactful) to Colombians, and adjust it a little depending on whether it was a male or female Colombian and whether it was one of the building porters or the rental owner / manager.
For example, I'd prefer to ask one of the building porters and I'd ask him if there are any restrictions / building policies for bringing amigas or novias to your apartment. Such as: He'll know what your asking when you ask " rumba con dos or tres amigas en mi apratamento no problemo?" For a female who manages the apartment, you'd word it a little lighter, such as: I have some amigas and a novia who will want to visit and stay with me on occasion, will that be okay?
If you did take that kind of subtle approach in asking her directly and she came back with "no prostitution", then you're right, she did you a favor with her straightforwardness. If you were just blunt and asked if it was okay to bring-in prostitutes (using that word or something denoting same), then I have to apologize for not elaborating, which means my earlier response was misleading on just how direct I'd be in asking, LOL. Colombianos like to be discrete (at times coy), IMO it's like they pretend they don't see the elephant in the room as long as no one speaks obviously or makes a scene about what that elephant does or is doing.
Take the sly approach in phrasing the question; they'll know what you mean and they get to keep face so to speak, while you still get the information that you need by asking directly about your amigas (plural) and novia.
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12-13-12 00:47 #234
Posts: 29Originally Posted by Hilltopper [View Original Post]
Anyway, if you're saying 2300000 COP is not even that cheap (in Mirador del Laguito they were asking for 2500000 COP, I had stayed there a week and liked its tidiness) , then what would be a good price for 30 days?
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12-12-12 18:17 #233
Posts: 350Originally Posted by Coronel [View Original Post]
As to chica friendly, I don't have first-hand experience with that building. I'd do one of two things: I'd call the building directly and ask one of the porters or ask the owner / manger of the apartment. Why beat around the Bush; working girls are legal in Colombia. If I preferred to tip-toe the issue (which I wouldn't) , I'd email Juan Ventura and ask him what he knows about that building, specifically as to bringing-in working girls and whether he can refer you to a contact who would know for certain about that building. If you are not confident with your Spanish, then have someone who is call the building. Best to know exactly what you are dealing with before committing money or signing agreement.
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12-11-12 23:17 #232
Posts: 29Originally Posted by Joey Smith [View Original Post]
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12-11-12 19:19 #231
Posts: 29Gentlemen,
I've been offered an apartment in Edif. Sky II, Bocagrande for 2. 300. 000 / month (starting mid-January).
What do you make of that building? Any obstacles to serius mongering?