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06-14-13 04:31 #3385
Posts: 840New brothel: Las Vegas club, Calle 68 # 17-77
Las Vegas. Club / brothel. Calle 68 #17-77.
3 girls at 3pm. Open day times (like 9am to 9pm) .20 min 20k. 30 min 30k. 60 min 60k. Downstairs is a salon with sofas / chairs, (beer 3k for you 6k for her) and wine (5k) , presentation of the girls. Rooms are upstairs. Small, primitive, double bed. Selected a young woman for an hour, very pretty. Nice kissing, nice time. She was very hygiene oriented. Had me wash my hands before we went upstairs, cleaned me thoroughly with baby wipe and antiseptic spray. This is not the unusual, so you get used to it. Now I even bring my own baby wipes to clean up before and after. Standard service.
Location: 3 blocks west of the Flores transmilenio station on Av Caracas. This place is not on the google map.
-zing
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06-13-13 01:45 #3384
Posts: 90Originally Posted by Walter J [View Original Post]
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06-13-13 01:39 #3383
Posts: 90Originally Posted by Walter J [View Original Post]
Ryck
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06-13-13 01:29 #3382
Posts: 90Originally Posted by FrenchFlip [View Original Post]
Ryck
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06-13-13 01:25 #3381
Posts: 90Hi,
There is a place called manos con alma (as in "hands with soul") , you can find the address in www.manosconalma.co Or just google manos con alma. It is located in the north, rather close to Unicentro shopping mall.
They charge 110. 000 COP for 1 hour massage. Make sure to ask for the "tantra" massage which is the one with the happy ending. For some reason they wouldn't do the tantra the first time you visit them, but from second time onwards they do.
Some girls do what they call "espejo" (mirror) in which she gives you the tantra massage and then you are allowed to give a massage to her, she is in underwear only.
There is no touching and there is no sex available either. Even with the mirror massage in which sometimes they get really horny, they wouldn't accept any offer.
So, enjoy. The normal massage is rather good, you just need to ask them to give it hard (fuerte).
Ryck.
Originally Posted by Albym [View Original Post]
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06-12-13 15:38 #3380
Posts: 2872The Bogota List
See the List in the Bogota List Thread.
A lot of the hours are listed in it.
Originally Posted by FrenchFlip [View Original Post]
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06-11-13 16:25 #3379
Posts: 2872The Google Map
Thank guys, I updated the Map.
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06-11-13 06:58 #3378
Posts: 1New in Colombia
Hey guys,
I'm new here in Bogota. I'm keen on visiting this Mezzanine place. Until what time is that open at night? Any 24 hours places? (preferably in the vicinity of Unicentro)?
Thanks!
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06-10-13 17:54 #3377
Posts: 5Originally Posted by Zing23 [View Original Post]
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06-10-13 16:05 #3376
Posts: 840Thanks for the taxi app tip
Originally Posted by Teleman [View Original Post]
I was in Santa Fe yesterday early and you are right, the pickings were slim. Normally on Sunday you have all the girls from Medellin and other cities who are just visiting Bogota to work. However, this was a three-day weekend, so I suspect many found other things to do. I called one girl I know and she was away from santa fe doing something, but might return about 3pm. Instead I made an appointment for today, which is a public holiday.
If you want to take a shower before and after, here is what to do. Go to Santa Fe, Carrera 15 and 16, between Calle 24 and 23. Almost all of the short time hotels here have a private bath/shower in the room. But there are no towels, so bring your own towel. Even the Sensity Spa in Zona Rosa (Calle 78 # 13A-20), which is very deluxe, requires you to leave your room to take a shower, but it does supply towels!
It is too bad you didn't sign up with ISG as a paid member before your trip, then you could have sent and received private messages.
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06-10-13 02:30 #3375
Posts: 4Recommended Itinerary
Hi,
This is my time traveling to Bogota. I will be arriving Friday night and have until Sunday evening before I meet up with my female friend. Note, my Spanish is virtually non-existent. I've gone through quite a few pages of reviews and have seen some great recommendations. But, it would be helpful if someone could summarize the best areas and places to go for someone who doesn't really speak Spanish.
For example:
- Which streets / areas of the city are best to hit, and at what time of the day?
- Are there specific places you would recommend for non-Spanish speakers?
Any suggestions would be helpful! Thanks!
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06-10-13 00:22 #3374
Posts: 5Travel tips and Tricks for Bogota
So. While not much actual mongering has taken place, I do have a few learnings to share with you:
1) A prepaid phone is a godsend. I opted for Movistar, where I got 2GB of data (valid 30 days) , the SIM card and 100 minutes for 90k COP.
2) Transport in hotels that is carried out by the white "servicio especial" cars if a f*cking rip-off. Unless they go on the corporate account, stay away from them. I was introduced to an app called "Tappsi" (available for iPhone and Android. Not that I tried anything else) , where you select your location, click "Send Taxi" (yes, it's in English!) , and you get the license place, security key and (get this) you can track your Taxi while it makes it's way to you. Never had a problem, EXCEPT: you NEED a Colombian mobile number to register. I registered with my normal European one, and after confirmation, all Taxis cancelled the booking. With a Colombian number, it hasn't happened once.
3) Santa Fe on Sundays is basically a huge gigantic party / market / something, but the pickings are extremely, extremely slim (to the point that after 1. 5h of wandering around in the early afternoon, all I saw was one Tranny that scared the living s*it out of me. I felt totally safe, but then again, it was during the day and there were 2 cops for every 100 people or something near enough that number.
4) Two words: "Cerveza Roja" from Bogota Beer Company.
I assume tomorrow (it's a holiday) will be just as bad, so I don't have my hopes up. I would still appreciate a recommendation or three. Taking into account that I absolutely can not stand not showering before and after, so a large chunk of the places are probably out of the question. I did get in touch with Adriana that works as "Sensual Massages Bogota". Does anyone have any experience with her?
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06-08-13 19:26 #3373
Posts: 2Quality massage with happy ending?
Hi guys,
I really appreciate the great reports in the Bogota section of ISG. I was wondering if anyone knows of a "legit" estetica, or peluqueria (beauty salon) that offers a quality massage (with girls who actually have training or have learned to give a good massage) and offer a happy ending? Not interested in a brothel, per se. I am having difficulty finding a decent place that offers a good massage, with a happy ending, at a reasonable price. I found many places that fit this profile in Medellin where the massage chicas in beauty salons would offer the happy ending. Anything in Bogota?
Thanks in advance!
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06-07-13 23:39 #3372
Posts: 840More on Carrera 15 # 63-26 (see post below)
Name: El Paraiso (the paradise). Open every day. 9am to 8pm. 6-8 girls. Above average looks. 20k for 20 min. 30k for 30min. 60k for 60 min. Only beer. 6k for her. 3k for you. This is a brothel, not a bar. After buying 2 beers and talking to the girl for less than 10 minutes, the bar man signalled that I had to make up my mind to go to the room or not. Location: Carrera 15 #63-26, which is one block west of the Av Caracas and Calle 63 transmilenio station, then turn right (north) on Carrera 15, door on the right. I don't think this place is on the google map. I got a card on the street.
You sit in a privacy cubicle with 2 seats and side barriers so the other clients can't see you, while you make your choice. The room had a double bed, not bad. Bathroom was outside in the hallway. Girl was very attractive, no kids, fun, regular service with a few nice tricks added. Probably will not repeat with her but I may go back to check some of the other girls. Nice place. Seemed to have more clients than some of the other places.
-zing
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06-07-13 02:29 #3371
Posts: 5Call-in?
Fellow Punters,
Does anyone have a website to recommend for Bogota, where "what you see is what you mostly get" works?
Otherwise, I'm in town over the long weekend, if anyone more experienced wants to show me the ropes. One punt is on me!