Rio de Janeiro Reports

[The Cane]

The Rio Roiss has been long gone. It was a good choice because of it's proximity to Help Disco and Hooker Beach. The rooms were large too and made for good sexual romping. I was fine for a mid-range choice. Room service would be bring a great selection of the free full breakfast to your room. The girls seem to like that in the morning. And yes, it was a good friendly.

However as an example, I would routinely book a room as a double. The night clerk would confirm I was not being charged extra, but they did track the guests each night. An aggressive day clerk, usually a woman, would try to charge me when I checked out for visitors during my stay. It was usually taken off my bill after a long discussion, but no one wants to deal with this the morning they are heading to the airport.

As a memory, I enjoyed the old Arpoador Inn. No problems with guests in a double room. It wasn't expensive and you could bang your friends while looking out at the ocean during the morning sunrise.

Expect that some hotel clerk or security guy to interpret the rules in their own way. Go with the flow. Stay cool. Maybe you need to flip a security guy an R$20 note.

Agree with what you say about the Rio Roiss, although I never had any of the billing issues you mention. When I stayed there, it was this older gentleman who always seemed to be at the desk day and night when I was doing my thing. Never gave me anything but a "knowing look" when I would have my attractive, blonde, Brazilian tutes on my arm LOL!

[WyattEarp]

The Rio Roiss has been long gone. It was a good choice because of it's proximity to Help Disco and Hooker Beach. The rooms were large too and made for good sexual romping. I was fine for a mid-range choice. Room service would be bring a great selection of the free full breakfast to your room. The girls seem to like that in the morning. And yes, it was a good friendly.

However as an example, I would routinely book a room as a double. The night clerk would confirm I was not being charged extra, but they did track the guests each night. An aggressive day clerk, usually a woman, would try to charge me when I checked out for visitors during my stay. It was usually taken off my bill after a long discussion, but no one wants to deal with this the morning they are heading to the airport.

As a memory, I enjoyed the old Arpoador Inn. No problems with guests in a double room. It wasn't expensive and you could bang your friends while looking out at the ocean during the morning sunrise.

Expect that some hotel clerk or security guy to interpret the rules in their own way. Go with the flow. Stay cool. Maybe you need to flip a security guy an R$20 note.

[George T Stagg]

Due to a twist of fate I'm in Rio this weekend.

If anyone would like to work together send me a PM.

All the best.

[The Cane]

The Rio Roiss was a dump of course they let girls in and the Pestena is girl friendly has been for years. I don't think that's the issue here.

Yes, the Rio Roiss was a dump (3 rating max), but in a great location for the time. I stopped staying there because I wanted to stay in nicer places. So what's the issue then? I also mentioned both the Pestana (rooms could be better if you ask me) and the Astoria Palace. Did not mention any Sao Paulo or Porto Alegre hotels since this is a Rio thread. When people start wanting to know about hotels, girl-friendly is at the top of the list, then normally comes location of the place, quality of facilities, and price. What's your issue?

[Enphl]

I was in rio back in 2016 and went to Delirio.

I'll be going back in a week. I'm thinking of going back to Delirio, trying Copa 583, or Bel Prazer.

I like the young and petite type that can do BBBJ. I'll want to go in the early afternoon on a Monday.

Is one place better than the other for the type of girl I like or the time of day? I'd appreciate any recommendations.

[Rio Bob]

I've never had a problem getting my tutes into any hotel ever in any city in Brazil. Well, I have only been to three cities, but no problems. In Rio, I have always stayed in Copa. My first few times I stayed at the Rio Roiss, but I read somewhere that they are no longer a going concern. These days, I like the Astoria Palace and the Pestana, in that order. Thinking of doing the Hilton the next time. I always book a room for two and have never encountered any difficulties whatsoever.

The Rio Roiss was a dump of course they let girls in and the Pestena is girl friendly has been for years. I don't think that's the issue here.

[Rio Bob]

Did you find a place? I found a place, the guy said I could bring girls back but I would have to quiet down after 10 pm. I'm still weighing my options.

Some ideas for you https://youtu.be/pfnKcEZL9Wg.

And this lol https://youtu.be/GrOveuAw2yA.

[Sho423]

I had this response from someone on Air Bnb LOL.

"This apartment is not very often rent as it's a huge and expensive apartment. The owner (which is a friend of my parents and Lives in the countryside) is very picky about guests as he's already had many problems with disrespectful people looking for a place for parties. He once had a group of 14 men from Argentina looking for a place for bachelor party for instance. It was terrible, they brought prostitutes in and made an spoke very loud past midnight -a true nightmare".

I have noticed a lot of places on Air Bnb go out of their way to indicate you can not bring guests back to the apartment. Just going to ignore such rules to be honest and hope for the best.

Did you find a place? I found a place, the guy said I could bring girls back but I would have to quiet down after 10 pm. I'm still weighing my options.

[The Cane]

I've never had a problem getting my tutes into any hotel ever in any city in Brazil. Well, I have only been to three cities, but no problems. In Rio, I have always stayed in Copa. My first few times I stayed at the Rio Roiss, but I read somewhere that they are no longer a going concern. These days, I like the Astoria Palace and the Pestana, in that order. Thinking of doing the Hilton the next time. I always book a room for two and have never encountered any difficulties whatsoever.

[Mr Enternational]

I have stayed at the following hotels without issue.

Windsor Plaza Hotel.

Av. Princesa Isabel, 263 - Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro. RJ, 22011.

Would love to hear specifics about issues people have had because, again, not my experience.

My experience is that they actually register the guest and give them a key. I reported on this before when it happened last year. When I checked in I had to give them the name of the person that was going to be in the room with me. She didn't show up so I called in reinforcements. When that chick came the guy said in front of the girl, "Do you want me to take the other lady off and put her on?" She was the only one I brought there during that stay, so I have no idea what would have happened had I showed up with a different chick after her.

[Xpartan]

Only finished up 4 times and the 4th was weak, LOL.

Don't know the name of the bar, it's the second bar on the right, has a sliding glass door, walking into the U at VM.

Thanks man!

[Exec Talent]

Hi,

First time poster but long time monger in Rio.

I've been to Rio a number of times this year, (and over 20 times in total) was there over Christmas and New Year, have stayed in a variety of hotels almost all of which have an issue with bringing back girls.

* Windsor Group. Policy that they do not allow girls in, their security somehow recognize them too I had one come in very subtle clothing, had booked a room for 2 people and they would not allow her access, I argued with them to no avail. I have stayed in a variety of Windsor properties, this is their policy.

* Hilton. I was allowed to take in a girl but was charged 250 are $ for the privilege. My buddy tried to bring back 2 girls and was told no.

* JW Marriott. They were better, wasn't asked which surprised me even though one night was very late back with girl and very drunk..

I have stayed at the following hotels without issue.

Windsor Excelsior Hotel.

Av. Atlântica, 1800 - Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro. RJ, 22021.

Windsor Plaza Hotel.

Av. Princesa Isabel, 263 - Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro. RJ, 22011.

Miramar Hotel by Windsor.

Av. Atlântica, 3668 - Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro. RJ, 22070.

Windsor Palace Hotel.

Are. Domingos Ferreira, 6 - Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro. RJ, 22050.

Hilton Rio de Janeiro Copacabana.

Av. Atlântica, 1020 - Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro. RJ, 22010.

In fact, in over 80 visits to Rio including hotel stays in months, not days, I have never had an issue. This includes hotels in Botafogo, Ipanema, Leblon, Glória, Centro, Santa Teresa and São Conrado (Intercontinental. Now closed). Have not stayed recently in Barra because I stay with friends there.

Would love to hear specifics about issues people have had because, again, not my experience.

I have requested on a rare occasion that reception check and hold an ID if I had doubts about a girl. Members may not know but one of the most important items to a Brazilian is their ID card (has their photo and finger print) - documento. They will not leave it behind.

[Turgid]

Has anyone had any success with going with a small group of guys and finding a place that lets you have parties? Most of the places I've messaged on airbnb has said no except one but also want the noise level to quiet down after 10 pm.

The best tip is to do what you would want a tenant to do if you were the landlord.

[BlacknBlue69]

A nice and lengthy first effort on this site, but your post is full of inaccuracies and rookie errors. I will point out just one. You wrote that pretty much all hotels don't allow mongers to bring in girls. That is so untrue! Whether in Rio, So Paulo, or Porto Alegre I have never had a problem ever bringing a tute to my hotel room. Not once, and I have been to Brazil many times. I just hate it when I see misleading information like this that gives guys who don't know the wrong impression. Just book your room for two people, and it will be very unlikely that you will have any problems.

Hi,

First time poster but long time monger in Rio.

I've been to Rio a number of times this year, (and over 20 times in total) was there over Christmas and New Year, have stayed in a variety of hotels almost all of which have an issue with bringing back girls.

* Windsor Group. Policy that they do not allow girls in, their security somehow recognize them too I had one come in very subtle clothing, had booked a room for 2 people and they would not allow her access, I argued with them to no avail. I have stayed in a variety of Windsor properties, this is their policy.

* Hilton. I was allowed to take in a girl but was charged 250 are $ for the privilege. My buddy tried to bring back 2 girls and was told no.

* JW Marriott. They were better, wasn't asked which surprised me even though one night was very late back with girl and very drunk.

I spent 3 weeks over Christmas and New Year and found tipping the doorman at my apartment building worked a treat, he did not ask once when I had a variety of girls back as I have him 100 are $ when I checked in, I return in a few weeks and will adopt the same policy.

A definitive list of guest-friendly hotels in Rio would be very helpful.

Sao Paulo does not impose the same restrictions although some of them charge a guest fee and make the girls check-in, this isn't always a bad thing in case you wake up the next morning with a missing wallet! I always lock everything in my safe, everything.

[WyattEarp]

If you really want to try your hand at the civilian women, I'd offer a few suggestions.

1) Keep your eyes open everywhere. Flirt with girls working at retail establishments and restaurants. Their wages are terrible. Many of them like the attention from gringos. You can also flirt with girls waiting at a bus stop or whatever. The advantage of an assertive and unexpected approach is you will know in an instant if the girl is initially interested in your overture.

2) If you hit the clubs or bars, don't go after the hottest girl in the venue. Unless you are good-looking and have game, this is going to lead to frustration. This rule would seem to apply everywhere in the world, but some guys think they will be a big deal in Brazil. Trust me, the hottest Brazilian girl in the club knows she's the hottest girl in the club. You're not the first dude with a sizable income to hit on her. You're probably not the first dude with a sizable income to hit on her that night.

3) While the beach is not an easy place to pick-up civilian girls, you have the benefit of the assertive advantage mentioned in point #1. Guys certainly like beach shopping for obvious reasons. I think civilian girls feel vulnerable in their skimpy bikinis and are usually hanging out and chilling with their friends. The beach also adds the challenge of overcoming judgement from her friends. (Club girls and their friends can be in pick-up mode. The beach is different.)

4) It helps to have Brazilian buddies on the ground who can introduce you to locals. Introductions are very helpful here. There is less judgement of a tourist with a Brazilian buddy.

I still think it helps to get away from the tourist zone (gringo gulch). I would love to hear others' take on getting out and about. It would be great if others can add to this list.