Lima

I am moving to Lima in October to use as a home base and will travel to all of S. America on business from there. I am fluent in Spanish and have been to Lima many times for business, but I am not familiar with how it is to live there with an American Salary and expenses paid. If I wanted to live comfortably in Miraflores in a high rise building, what should I expect to pay? How is it for an American living there in regards to security ( I lived in Ecuador for 4 years & needed to carry a gun everywhere is it similar)? I know several of the clubs mentioned in the forum and have been to them more than a few times, so I would be very interested in getting together with any other fellow monger living in Lima to visit a few places. Thanks for the help guys.

I rented from [url]http://www.apartmentclubperu.com/[/url] when I was in Lima first week of December last year. The process was very simple. All you had to do was pay pal $100 as a security deposit and I had no problem at the apartment. Just take care of the doorman.

[url]http://www.apartmentclubperu.com/[/url] do an excellent service. They make everything hassle free, they will be there to check you in and out. They were very helpful and the managers are very cool also. I partied with one of the manager and we all had a great time. Give them a try.

last week i checked almost all of the sauna locations which are on the lima list. see below.

miraflores

1. hotel bruce sauna, jr. bolognesi 181-191, near vivanda from pardo ave.

asked the guy at the reception desk. they said that the sauna is no more available (closed).

2. masajes diez canseco, 1st block of diez canseco, 4th floor.

there is no sign that there is a massage, spa, sauna etc. at this location. therefore i assume that this location is closed.

3. ubicado en masajes, diez canseco 1xx, 3rd floor, near tequilas.

again there is no sign that there is a massage, spa, sauna etc. at this location. therefore i assume that this location is closed.

4. banos turcos britania, calle arica 221, a block from av j pardo and cmdte espinar, cdra 2. __ chicas. prices: massage s/30, chica s/200. hours: monday to saturday noon to 9pm. not recommended. fortunately i could see the facilities before paying the entrance fee. this is a run-down place, very simple facilities, just one steam room which was cold! i was told that there are two chicas available.

5. baños turcos, manuel bonilla? #162, button 201.

does not exist anymore.

6. sauna royal spa, av. republica de panama # 6570, between 28 de julio and mariscal castilla. __ chicas. prices: s/25 entrance, s/30 massage, s/150 sex. tel: 242-2490. hours: 10 am to 3am. [url]http://www.royalspaperu.com/[/url] website seems to be not available anymore. however, the sauna exists, see my previous report.

8. ozono spa (ex-romano), contralmirante villar 760, the back of cuadra 7 de la av. del ejército. __ chicas. prices: entrance s/35, massage s/35, extras s/300. tel: 221-1959. hours: 10am to 1am.

not checked because this location was too far from my hotel.

9. la esperanza 237, 5th floor. does not exist anymore.

however, there is a new sauna.

adan spa, calle arica 226-230, just opposite banos turcos britania. website: [url]www.adan-spa.com[/url]

chicas. prices: entrance s/33, massage s/30, extras s/350. tel: 241-6930. hours: 24 hours open

the facilities are the best i have seen during my 2-week-stay in lima, very new and in excellent quality. one big steam room, one dry sauna (though a bit too cold for me), many private rooms to relax, a jacuzzi (though a bit small, capable for 7 persons), free internet, many plasma screens. there are 4 physiotherapists which provide very good therapeutic massages (30 min s/30, 45 min s/40). have been there two times late in the afternoon. around 8 beautiful chicas in the range 6.7 were waiting for more, however prices are steep. one were asking for s/ 380 for fs. i declined and asked for just a "masaje sin ropa" (no hj), for that she wanted s/ 150! therefore i left her and went to a nice young chica which gave me a wonderful therapeutic massage for my back. this place is ideal for relaxing for hours, you can even eat there and the food is not that bad, but the downside is that the chica's are too expensive and for me a bit cold.

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2 days ago I went to Las Cucardas. The taxi was 12 soles from Miraflores and took about 20 minutes at 11 am traffic. The taxi driver was very nice and said he was a former security person at JW Marriott. He waited 1 hour for me to exit then took me back to Miraflores. I gave him 15 soles going and 20 soles for the return trip because he was very polite and waited for me. He wanted me to call him if I needed his services again. His cell phone number is 997 190 526 - limited English.

Upon arriving at Las Cucardas, I paid paid 23 soles entry fee which includes a condom & coke. Since my first visit in June, I was thinking about Olenka, an extremely busty girl with mileage who is in the first room on the left in the left corridor. I asked about anal and she spread her ass right there in the hallway and invited my fingers in. I asked about CIM and she said yes for 40 soles more (minimum is 40 soles). Total was 80 soles for BBBJ, pussy, anal, and CIM.

I had my coke and walked around a little to see the other girls. There is another cute girl back by the stage that I want to do next time. A young girl was learning pole dancing from a fem dude. It was very amusing to watch.

If you want to go with me, I'm up for another visit but I am only free daytime, 10 AM to 5 PM, M-F until Sept 15. PM me for my contact info.

Yesterday I went again to Finnish Sauna (Jose de la Torre Ugarte # 274, Website: [url]www.finnishsaunaperu.com[/url]) which has become my favored sauna among the 7 saunas I have visited during my stay in Lima. Arrived at 6 PM, got undressed and was welcomed by 11 nice chicas! However, I went to the steam sauna first. There is a nice guy with curled hair called Miguel. He will take care of everything, especially if you tip him. He will bring you the beer to any place where you are, he will ask whether the steam is sufficient in the sauna, he will hand you towels, he will bring you the remote control of the TV that you can select the channel you like etc. Also I like that one can chat with the ladies any time, they are really charming, lovely, and curious about you! And they like to learn English! This time I went with Barbara, a nice chica with curled dark hair and nice body. Had a nice GFE session (we massaged each other + HJ) with her. Would even take her to my hotel. Payed S/135 for the massage and chica + S/10 for 2 beers. At the end I left the sauna very relaxed, enjoy!

Rare it may be but no real efforts for a happy ending before time was up. Maybe there was a rush to close up. My hour was one hour exactly and I was the last of the group of 4 to finish up. My buddy was ticked off because his hour was like forty minutes and he said the other two guys didn't get much more. Guess it wasn't the night to visit?

[QUOTE=Prokofiev]Are you saying this chica didn't get you off and you ran out of time? This would be very rare. You might not get to screw her, but BBBJ / Russian with a happy ending is always available there.

A tease and Good-bye is not the R and V style.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Globe Trotter]I am moving to Lima in October to use as a home base and will travel to all of S. America on business from there. I am fluent in Spanish and have been to Lima many times for business, but I am not familiar with how it is to live there with an American Salary and expenses paid. If I wanted to live comfortably in Miraflores in a high rise building, what should I expect to pay? How is it for an American living there in regards to security ( I lived in Ecuador for 4 years & needed to carry a gun everywhere is it similar)? I know several of the clubs mentioned in the forum and have been to them more than a few times, so I would be very interested in getting together with any other fellow monger living in Lima to visit a few places. Thanks for the help guys.[/QUOTE]
GT,
Personal security is not a problem in the better areas of Lima Miraflores,S.I,La Molina,Surco,San Borja. Best to constantly change your routines and get friendly with the natives and the "cops on the beat".

No need to carry a gun in Lima unless you carry large amounts of cash or it is standard for your line of work. Armed guards/drivers are easy to come by.

Rent for a 1 bedroom will probably be $600.00 in central Miraflores up to about $1,600 on the Malecon.

After awhile it becomes "Lima Easy" for most of us!

Lima's best located Penthouse is available Sept 14-21 for $85.00/night, Pm for details!

Over the past 15 years I have been to all Eastern European countries. I was in Prague when they were still dancing in the street, after the wall fell. Ok so that was more than 15 years ago, after all these years its hard to keep track. Back then and more recently in Portugal and just before that in Ukraine.- I always had the best luck, when looking for p4p to look for a cab driver that spoke a little english. It seems to me that they usually gave me the rates up front, so I could back out at that point if I wanted to. Then we would either go to a brothel were I could pick out someone to take back to my hotel or the cab driver would take me back to my hotel, and in a few minutes a knock on the door and I would have my choice of 2-3 ladies. At this point I was always required to pay up front. Any comments on my experiences in Europe compared to s. America? I have only been to 2 countries in s. And central America. Never been to Peru. But I'm really looking forward to my upcoming visit. Your comments are very welcomed.

This is my first time to Lima. Normally I like to stay near the old town of a city If for no other reason just to have something to do when not looking for p4p. It looks as though Lima has an old town, but my question is does it have much going for it. Does it have outside cafes, Piazas or other social gathering places. My last question is how far is Miaflorews from the old town in Lima?

Am I being redundant. Hope not

When you say old town I suppose you mean downtown. There are cafes,
restaurants, and bars near by. Cucardas *****house is about six soles awy.
Emanuel, more expensive and overpriced *****house is less than nine soles
away. The exchange rate is one dollar to 2.90 soles. I know at least two
slightly run down hotels for less than 20 dollars a night, these hotels are
around Plaza san Martin, downtown. Hope that helps!

Hotrod10,

1. Taxi cab drivers- forget it. As far as comparing mongering in Peru with Europe..not alike at all.
2. Suggest you stay the first night in Miraflores, look at what downtown Lima is like and then make your decision.
3. Read the Lima thread.

[QUOTE=Sushilover808]AAA arrives on time, SPEAKS ENGLISH, and is the best anal action of my life! Don't look any further...she is the crown jewel of Lima!!! You will not want her to leave & you will not want to leave Lima because of her!!! I strongly recommend that you contact David to set an appointment for you ASAP!!!

See Pictures here:

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Nothing like a little back door diplomacy.
Enjoy my friend.

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If you are nervous use your head. Just book a hotel for 2-3 nights. When you arrive in Lima, contact apartment owners. Look at apartments until you find something you like and thats that. I understand your concern. Flying into a new city. Maybe whats a good area/situation for me isn't perfect for you.




[QUOTE=Artisttyp]I am glad the topic of apartments has come up again. My flight is already booked for march. This time "yes" I would like to stay in an apartment but who can you trust to rent from ? If I had the money I would stay at *lima busy's place but I don't.

The expat peru forum has a huge list of apartments with owner's email info.

I got in touch with one owner from the expat forum but he was a joke. His email started out with "Uuumm am I just curious or am I serious about renting ". He then said he needed x amount of money and one months deposit on top of advance payment for the month when I get there.

That is why I stay at the ML or places like it (includes daily maid service and clean towels).

Can anyone lead me in the right direction ? If not I will try out one of the apart/residencial type hotels on arequipa.

I am a very straight forward simple guy. I couldn't deal with a sketchy landlord type eyeing me all the time. If someone needs a huge deposit from me that wouldn't work either.

Again thats why I "fear" renting.

I'd like to hear from anybody that has rented.

Thanks[/QUOTE]