Quito

[QUOTE=Don Invest]Just wondering what are the best hotels for a stay in Quito?[/QUOTE]

Don,

Like Enzinho said, there is a wide variety of hotels from $200 a night to $3 a night hostels. Last time I was there, I stayed at Embassy Hotel which is on Wilson Ave. $30 a night, BF included. Not sure if it is GF because I never took one to the room (Quito sems to specialize in casas). Location of Embassy is good also - walking distance to restaurants, bars, and some good casas.

i'm sorry i didn't remember the smell.i didn't really notice it and i'm used to smells from the old peep shows of 42st .

Don,
I would much rather stay in a local boutique hotel as opposed to Marriotts, Sheratons, or any other chain. Its a personal preference and some of the best casa style hotels that I've visited are in Quito. I highly recommend Cafe Cultura and Mansion del Angel, both in Mariscal. I've also stayed at Antinea and Sierra Madre, which were nice, but not as nice as those previously mentioned.

[url]http://www.cafecultura.com[/url]
[url]http://www.larc1.com/ecuador/angel/[/url]

Wanted to try something different today, so I decided to go to Medellin Masaje. I ended up walking there from Av. Amazonas, which turned out to be a big mistake, since it was a 3 or 4 mile walk, mostly uphill. By the time I got there I almost passed out on the ground.

Entered the casa and had to pay the $16 fee up front, that was the first bad sign. The doorman Jorge asked me to sit down in one of the sofas in the waiting room, I'm including a picture of it below. The first thing I noticed was how clean and sterile the place was, almost like a doctor's office or something. I wasn't sure whether to tell Jorge what kind of girl I wanted, or whether I was having problems with my prostate.

Anyways, soon three girls came out and introduced themselves, after the third one I asked Jorge where the rest of the girls were, they're not 'available' right now he replied. Ok, that's fine, I don't mind waiting a little while, so I moved over to a stuffy leather couch that belongs more in my grandfather's den than in a *****house. Well, after about 30 minutes of sitting there and waiting like a dumbass, I asked Jorge when the other girls were going to show up, he said, they're doing outcalls right now. Well, if I would have known that...instead of going off on him I decided to just pick one of the three girls actually available at the moment. There were two average looking girls, and one above average bitchy looking girl. I knew I was going to regret taking the bitchy girl, but I figured the experience here already sucked, so I might as well go the whole nine yards, lol.

Went upstairs with 'perra' to a bedroom that, much like the waiting room, was impecable; even the TV was clean, instead of porn, there was some novela playing, like I come to a *****house to watch 'Rebelde' while I bang the girl. To make a not-so-long story short, the massage was average, the CBJ was average, and the sex was average. I even had to sweet talk her into doing doggie, like we're married or something. I wouldn't say it was a bad session; I've been to Tijuana so I know what a bad session consists of, and it's not on 'my list' like El Stinko is. But I can't recommend the place, and don't plan on going back, too many better places to go to here in Quito, where you can hang out and actually talk to the girls before you go upstairs.

Also, reviewing the forum now, it looks like there's another place on the same street, called VIP Paradise Women? Damn, I wish I would have know this when I was on that street today. Anyone have any info on this place?

I finally made it to Quito. Gabriel, tried calling you but your number has changed? Would be great if we could catch up and you could show me some of the sights. PM me with your new number.

Hi,

I'm a local, and willing to be helpful with any doubts you have, im do a lot of cheap places, if anyone is on the mood for rushed sex, and spooky places.

I go a lot to Cheers, located in América and Colon, theres a big sign with the name, cause is disguised as a bar. Dont take the staris going down take the one right to it, and go three floors up.

Beer is 1 usd, and the girls for 10 usd, be prepared for a dark mood, and wte floor, the couches are always full, with the girls or clients. The rooms are cleaner, but it doesnt level the place up, but some rooms have really large mirrors.

Half of the girls are nice, and there are always 10+.

Ezinho thanks for the photo of Guajita. I have been reading all the postings and thinking about paying a visit. My Spanish is limited and it was taking some time to get up the nerve for a visit.

Sounds like they are open sometime in mid afternoon which could make for a nice afternoon delight.

Hey guys,

I am coming down to Quito on the 22nd of this month for my 3rd trip. I have actually visited a couple of the places written about here on my last trip. When I found this board, I was surprised to see reference to places I had been...;) That was cool.

At any rate, I noticed a couple of you are locals so if anyone wants to hook up while I'm in town, that would be great. I'd love some more off the path type places...;)

Socaljarhead

Vibraciones is very close to Embassy. What other places are nearby?

Thanks in advance!

Great reporting by Ezinho. Thanks for the detail.

I am concerned by the lack of TLN info for Quito. Is it really that uncommon? I don't like the 30min jobs, and I prefer the privacy of my own place.

No guest-friendly hotels were mentioned, nor a proper scene for this kind of take-home action. Are there semi-pros around anywhere? Where can I take them to?

Thanks!

[QUOTE=Abril]Vibraciones is very close to Embassy. What other places are nearby?

Thanks in advance![/QUOTE]
Well, it depends, do you mean the Embassy Hotel or the US Embassy or another country's embassy? If you're talking about the hotel, than yes they are quite close to each other. Other places are in walking distance, Guajira, that place on La Niña that Crypton has mentioned, I guess you could even walk to Nightcat, although I wouldn't recommend doing that at night.

Speaking of Vibración, I was there last night, my first visit there was in January, so I wanted to check it out after a few months and see if anything had changed. You guys, this place is lacking some serious talent! They seemed to have lowed the prices as well, I have to assume because the place isn't doing very good business maybe. I was charged $3 for entrance which included a Cuba Libre, and the girls I talked with were all quoting $40 for 30 min (which btw, is $25 more than you need to spend in this town, lol). The good looking but crazy black girl from Guayaquil was still there, but other than that the rest of the girls were average to below average, ranging anywhere from a 3-6. I was there for over three hours and never saw any of the girls go up once, so I have no idea how they even make money. It's too bad because I kind of like the set up of this place, the couches make it a nice place to sit and relax for a couple hours, but they need to get some decent looking girls working there to make it worth going back to.
[QUOTE=Brazil Lover]

I am concerned by the lack of TLN info for Quito. Is it really that uncommon? I don't like the 30min jobs, and I prefer the privacy of my own place.

No guest-friendly hotels were mentioned, nor a proper scene for this kind of take-home action. Are there semi-pros around anywhere? Where can I take them to?[/QUOTE]
TLN does exist here in Quito, but it's uncommon, and here's why: the fact of the matter is, this city is not an international mongering destination, so the vast majority of clients (I would say 90-95%?) are locals, and they just can't afford to pay the prices for TLN, that's why you have more of the $7 for 15 minute and $15 for 30 minute places, because that all that most of these guys can afford. Having said that, you can get TLN here, I asked about it at Guajira and was quoted anywhere from $100-$150 as the 'first offer', but I would negotiate hard if you are interested in it.

As far as guest friendly hotels are concerned, to be completely honest with you, as long as you brought a girl back that wasn't dressed really offensive, I actually don't think you would have a problem taking her to you room; like I said monger tourism here is mostly nonexistent, so it's really not on anyone's radar. Just have her dress nicely and if the hotel asks, just say she's your girlfriend or something, I can't imagine they would make a big deal about it. I can't recommend a hotel because I've never stayed in one here (I'm living with a friend) but maybe someone else has some info on this.

And although I don't like the place, El Swing might be the best place for you for TLN; it's specifically a take-out club, no rooms are on site, you can sit and chat with the girl and dance with her on the dance floor. Some of the girls there are actually hot too.

Anyways, I am going to do a major write up on the scene here in Quito before I leave next month, but just to summarize, overall I think the P4P scene here is pretty good, although it in no way can compare to Brasil! The non-pro scene here is another story, and it's kinda of disapointing, but the pro scene is so cheap here, it's practically free anyways lol. I still don't understand why more guys don't come here to Quito to monger, but they'll go to Panama or Costa Rica and pay $100 an hour, strange...

Yeah, I had a similarly negative experience a couple weeks ago. I did go up with a black girl, though she was a little shorter, rather skinny, and it was very mediocre. As I was leaving and headed back to the Hotel Embassy, I took a slightly less direct route, walking over a block or two to the left and then cutting back to the right to get to the hotel. As I was walking down the street, a bunch of youths suddenly started running after me. They tried to sneak nonchalantly for a bit, and then they started running. Fortunately, I am a pretty fast person and was able to get away from them rather quickly. Had they caught me, I probably could've defended myself a bit, too, but I am sure they probably had a knife and such. As I rounded the corner, I ran into some police officers who were with dogs, and they actually sent the dog after the guys. Kind of a pleasant surprise. I've never felt very nervous in Ecuador, but I got a really strange vibe that night, and am glad I got away.

Anyway, in which direction from the Embassy is Guajira? I would much prefer a place that's a bit more gentle on my wallet.

At first I said Guajira was the best place in Quito, than I said VIP was, but I was wrong, went to Cafe Rojo today and it is by far the best place I have been to here in Quito, in terms of sheer beauty of women.

Cafe Rojo is near the airport, in fact it's almost literally across the street from the airport! They might as well just put it in the airport, next to a duty free shop or something. As with most of the best places here in Quito, there's no name outside, so I actually walked by it once before I even knew what it was. Went inside and sat down on one of the couches, and got a beer from one of the waiters. Looked around and there were hot women everywhere, this is the first place I've been to in Quito where ALL the girls are do-able, no fatties that I saw (it turns out the vast majority of girls there are Colombianas, so maybe that explains the hotness?). I saw a girl that looked almost exactly like Shakira, but even hotter, so I waved to her to come over, but she just waved back at me, so I got up and went over to her. She has fake titties, which I personally don't like, but the Colombian doctor did a nice job. We started chatting and I noticed she was kinda acting weird, after about 5 minutes of conversation, she just up and walked away! I'm not sure what happened, if she has ADD, or maybe I smelled bad or what, I don't know.

After that weird episode (that reminded me why I don't like blondes lol), I called over another girl, that was almost as hot but not quite. Decided to take her to the room, $16 for 30 minutes, she didn't want her picture taken, so I'm just including a picture of the room. Cafe Rojo is definitely the best place in Quito, it's just too bad it's taken me almost 4 months to find it!

[QUOTE=Abril]As I was leaving and headed back to the Hotel Embassy, I took a slightly less direct route, walking over a block or two to the left and then cutting back to the right to get to the hotel. As I was walking down the street, a bunch of youths suddenly started running after me. They tried to sneak nonchalantly for a bit, and then they started running. Fortunately, I am a pretty fast person and was able to get away from them rather quickly. Had they caught me, I probably could've defended myself a bit, too, but I am sure they probably had a knife and such. As I rounded the corner, I ran into some police officers who were with dogs, and they actually sent the dog after the guys.[/QUOTE]
Yeah tell me about it, you can't walk one block on Av. Amazonas at night without a group of street kids eyeing you up and down like a group of hungry jackels, it's ridiculous. As for the police here, they seem nice enough, and although some of the female cops are kind of cute (although most aren't, lol) they're not the least bit intimidating; I'm not even sure if the lady cops are armed or not.

Just curious if you had to pay a fee to get in and did that include drinks as usual?

Was searching to try and find and exact address for Cafe Rojo and found this site....

Don't have any information other than what others have written, but perhaps the maps and phone numbers at this link may be useful.

[url]http://www.lamourgate.com/contenidos/cabarets.htm[/url]