Rio de Janeiro Reports

Visited Monte Carlo last week on the Friday. Quite empty in the boate, according to the girls because of the holiday the day before. Stayed and had a drink for about an hour and was ready to give up when that one fantastic girl appeared. Just stunning, slim, sexy Marina, fair-skinned and jet-black hair. 21 years old or something like that, said she was new in MC. One of the best looking girls I have had the pleasure to session. Amazing body, passionate kissing, everything from looks to attitude top notch. Not one bit interested to leave the room after I finished. She wanted to stay for cuddles until the staff called to say the time was up. Left the termas very happy.

Tried a date with three girls in a love motel: [URL]https://www.photoacompanhantes.com/as-3-diabinhas-por-300-festinha-super-quente-garantimos-puro-prazer-vai-virar-cliente-id-43fth[/URL].

600 reais for 3 hours with 3 fairly cute girls. All around 18-20 years old I would say. A new and interesting experience, liked the novelty of lining up three girls in bed to sample their youthful bodies. As well as getting oral from three girls in joint effort. However, I didn't find these girls more than adequate in service given the conditions with a long session in a nice hotel. They also managed to steal away a couple of items from the suite.

Overall I thought Rio was just heaven. Great mix of GDPs and non-pros. Think I only encountered one or two who didn't want to do BBBJ, same with DFK. Think everyone I asked fancied some DATY. About the same frequency of stunners as Europe, then again I do prefer Latinas over most other women. I might choose to discover Sampa next time but will definitely be doing Rio as well.

[QUOTE=Komo753;2050651]I know and saw many Japanese Brazilians that are skinny in Brazil and don't have any curves. Brazil is big with many different body types. In the south of Brazil next to Argentina border, there is an eastern European community. There are many girls that are skinny with big tits.

Mixed Japanese Brazilians are curvier but there are still many people that don't mix up with others in Brazil. Many white Caucasian (Germans, Italians and eastern Europeans), Jews, Japanese, Lebanese, Syrians stick together. So there are still many people that are not mixed in Brazil. It depends on the location because Brazil is a big country. It is like the USA? If you want to meet more Mexicans, just go to the south, if you want to meet more Chinese people just go to SF and other cities with Chinatown. More blacks go to the north where the afro American culture is influenced or somewhere else etc.[/QUOTE]210 Million people -- you're bound to find something you like.

[QUOTE=Komo753;2050633]I sessioned in 502. I found a girl I like.

Price 190 reais in a normal room and 20 reais with two drink included.

The cabin from 502 is better and bigger than 4 por 4, 65, mv 30 and Cancun. They give you a soap, towel. There is air conditioner, shower and big bed.

I also checked the suite in 502, there is no bathroom in their suite, only a shower and bathroom, the suites from Playground are way better and bigger than the ones from 502.

Playground: 250 reais one hour in a suite. 160 reais 30 minutes in a normal room. The normal room in Playground is better than the suite in 502.

502 : one hour 190 reais in a cabin and 250 reais in a suite.

In 502, you can also choose 20 minutes program in a cabin. If you are just interested in fast fuck.[/QUOTE]502 has always been right on the edge of acceptable facilities. If they would just have put a little money into it, it could be a lot better. Agree playground has nicer rooms / showers / bathrooms. MV30 also is slightly nicer.

[QUOTE=Komo753;2050629]You won't find on Google, it is a new place, I'll check today I'll go to rua Joaquim Silva. I don't know the exact number.

I'll share later.[/QUOTE]The address of what used to be Rio Antigo was Joaquin Silva, 2 Gloria. Is that the same address as this new Cafe Romance? Also, what is the address of Playground? Thanks for any info as I am in the process of updating my master list for Brazil.

[QUOTE=EricCartman;2050456]I'm curious if this is the place that used to be Termas Rio Antigo (sort of Gloria more than Lapa, edge of Lapa) that then became a high-end club / dance place.

Can you share the address? Tried google but came up empty. Maybe my Google-fu is bad.[/QUOTE]Cafe Romanche.

Rua Joaquim Silva 6.

30 minutes 190 reais in a Cabin.

40 minutes 240 reais in a Cabin.

60 minutes 330 reais in a suite.

50 reais entrance (40 reais toward consuption, 10 reais toward entrance).

There is no bathroom, there is only shower in their suite, their suite is bigger and better than cabins in 4 po r4 and Cancun.

There is no shower in their cabins but you can take a shower in private before and after the session, there are many shower rooms that are separate from cabins.

Ibrahimovic,

Thanks for all your great reports. As a fan of festas, especially appreciated the link to these girls.

"Tried a date with three girls in a love motel: [URL]https://www.photoacompanhantes.com/as-3-diabinhas-por-300-festinha-super-quente-garantimos-puro-prazer-vai-virar-cliente-id-43fth[/URL]."

The Cane.

"Thanks for any info as I am in the process of updating my master list for Brazil."

That one sentence is gold. Having a game plan when you are visiting a country with limited time is everything. If you are travelling to a particular area of the city, you also should have Plan be and see if Plan A doesn't work out. I tend to shop and research the massage places online and make appointments which usually works. But what if doesn't. Girl doesn't show. Regular shows up. Bad experience, etc; then go to other plans. That doesn't mean there are days when you don't do field research, it just means you need to have a plan to make the most of your time. Developing a master list (names, addresses, websites, phone numbers is the way to go). Equally important is a list of places to avoid.

Found in a fairly recent report: [URL]http://playgroundclub.com.br/web/[/URL]. Still not convinced on how good it is, but worth a look, especially if you have 502 on your list too anyway!

Hello, I will be traveling to Rio for the first time in July. I have read the past 5-10 pages of comments that seem to have good information. I have traveled extensively in Europe but only a small amount in South America (Buenos Aires). I will be in Santiago for 3 weeks for business and will end my trip with 4 days in Rio. Since I know very little about Rio I am looking for some advice of where to stay in Rio. Some other Brazilians I work with mentioned Ipanema is a good area to stay. I will be traveling with some other co-workers (non-Brazilian) and they want to stay in this area. If I play I will venture off on my own so location near to termas and such is not important. My friends will want to be near the beach. I would be grateful for some recommendations of good places to stay such as hotels in this area. I have also read AirBnB is also popular in Rio. Is this a better option than a hotel? If you know of good apartments to look at that would also be helpful. I can read reviews online but recommendations from others who know Rio well are more valuable.

Thanks for any advice.

BB.

[QUOTE=BigBad;2051247]Hello, I will be traveling to Rio for the first time in July. I have read the past 5-10 pages of comments that seem to have good information. I have traveled extensively in Europe but only a small amount in South America (Buenos Aires). I will be in Santiago for 3 weeks for business and will end my trip with 4 days in Rio. Since I know very little about Rio I am looking for some advice of where to stay in Rio. Some other Brazilians I work with mentioned Ipanema is a good area to stay. I will be traveling with some other co-workers (non-Brazilian) and they want to stay in this area. If I play I will venture off on my own so location near to termas and such is not important. My friends will want to be near the beach. I would be grateful for some recommendations of good places to stay such as hotels in this area. I have also read AirBnB is also popular in Rio. Is this a better option than a hotel? If you know of good apartments to look at that would also be helpful. I can read reviews online but recommendations from others who know Rio well are more valuable.[/QUOTE]Leblon, Ipanema or Copacabana is probably the right place for you. With the Metro you get to Centro in no time. Go on [URL]booking.com[/URL] and use the map view to find a good place. Be near a metro station to simplify getting around. No need for taxi if all you do is go between beach hotel and centro.

For the single traveler especially with a car, you can book a Motel as a real hotel. Comodore is one, strategically near the Airport. I have used it as a first and last night and sometimes more nights base. You sleep in the love hotel, breakfast included and you call a garota in whenever you feel like it. Totally private, safe and hassle free.

[QUOTE=BigBad;2051247]Hello, I will be traveling to Rio for the first time in July...[/QUOTE]I havn't been reading the forum for some time. Funny how nothing has changed.
Same not-on-the-field-posters and the lurkers seeking info without never reporting back.
Cheers.

[QUOTE=BigBad;2051247]Hello, I will be traveling to Rio for the first time in July. I have read the past 5-10 pages of comments that seem to have good information. I have traveled extensively in Europe but only a small amount in South America (Buenos Aires). I will be in Santiago for 3 weeks for business and will end my trip with 4 days in Rio. Since I know very little about Rio I am looking for some advice of where to stay in Rio. Some other Brazilians I work with mentioned Ipanema is a good area to stay. I will be traveling with some other co-workers (non-Brazilian) and they want to stay in this area. If I play I will venture off on my own so location near to termas and such is not important. My friends will want to be near the beach. I would be grateful for some recommendations of good places to stay such as hotels in this area. I have also read AirBnB is also popular in Rio. Is this a better option than a hotel? If you know of good apartments to look at that would also be helpful. I can read reviews online but recommendations from others who know Rio well are more valuable.

Thanks for any advice.

BB.[/QUOTE]Airbnb is fine. Regardless who you rent from or whatever agency you decide to use, I highly suggest you ask if there is any construction going on in that building or its surroundings during your stay. Seems there is always some form of restoration going on somewhere, and it can be really annoying listening to constant hammering and drilling going on all freaken day. Good luck!

I'm travelling to Rio next week. Is Casa Behar on Rio Branco still the best place to change money?

[QUOTE=Torgoch;2051336]I'm travelling to Rio next week. Is Casa Behar on Rio Branco still the best place to change money?[/QUOTE]The best place to change money if you have dollars or euros is (Avenida and. Sra. Copacabana, 371.).

Ex today 1 euro is worth 3.73 on [URL]xe.com[/URL], today you can sell 1 euro for 3.83 to the shop. They add 10 reais over the daily rate on [URL]www.xe.com[/URL].

Ex today 1 dollar is worth 3.34 on [URL]xe.com[/URL], today you can sell 1 dollar for 3.42 to the shop, they add 8 reais over the daily rate on [URL]www.xe.com[/URL].

[QUOTE=TheCane;2051187]Found in a fairly recent report: [URL]http://playgroundclub.com.br/web/[/URL]. Still not convinced on how good it is, but worth a look, especially if you have 502 on your list too anyway![/QUOTE]Yesterday, I sessioned with a white lady in 502, I only did 20 min programma (100 reais). There were more girls (30 girls). Every Thursday is a good day in 502.

There are some neutral reviews on this website, you can check it out but it is in Portuguese. [URL]https://forumx.com.br/viewtopic.php?f=152&t=18111[/URL].

I'll try playground at 8 pm. As Cartman said, I think playground is dead early, it is better to go there very late at 8 pm. Early it is not worth going there.

[QUOTE=Komo753;2051005]Cafe Romanche.

Rua Joaquim Silva 6.

30 minutes 190 reais in a Cabin.

40 minutes 240 reais in a Cabin.

60 minutes 330 reais in a suite.

50 reais entrance (40 reais toward consuption, 10 reais toward entrance).

There is no bathroom, there is only shower in their suite, their suite is bigger and better than cabins in 4 po r4 and Cancun.

There is no shower in their cabins but you can take a shower in private before and after the session, there are many shower rooms that are separate from cabins.[/QUOTE]Termas Rio Antigo used to be on this same street at #2. I wonder if this is the same space or part of the same space? It was partially owned (if not 100%) by the guys who own 4 x4. Will poke around on the BR boards if I have time to try to find more info.

Thanks.