[QUOTE=CatBert55;3006558]The only safe ATM at GRU is the one in the baggage claim prior to exiting Customs. .[/QUOTE]The Bradesco ATMs between T2 and T3 are fine. I have used it for many years.
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[QUOTE=CatBert55;3006558]The only safe ATM at GRU is the one in the baggage claim prior to exiting Customs. .[/QUOTE]The Bradesco ATMs between T2 and T3 are fine. I have used it for many years.
[QUOTE=Guest19;3006924]BTW, there is nice Claude Monet exhibition in MASP museum on Ave Paulista.
On the second floor, there are several interesting impressionists paintings and.
Hieronymus Bosch painting in the back.[/QUOTE]Thanks. São Paulo has a lot to offer beyond the most beautiful women in the World.
Planning for my first visit to Sao Paulo.
I will be staying at hilton sao paulo morumbi. Reading this thread. It looks like the clubs are closed on Sunday except Casarao.
Any other options with nice young talent for Sunday afternoon / evening near Morumbi?
Thank you brothers!
I also went to Casarao on a Sunday.
Several weeks ago, I must say it was freaking awesome! Area around is sketchy so beware of that.
[QUOTE=Combo;3007366]Thanks. So Paulo has a lot to offer beyond the most beautiful women in the World.[/QUOTE]The most beautiful women in the world where P4P is readily available. There are other countries with more beautiful women, Italy and Sweden are examples, but their P4P sucks.
[QUOTE=Guest19;3006924]BTW, there is nice Claude Monet exhibition in MASP museum on Ave Paulista.
On the second floor, there are several interesting impressionists paintings and.
Hieronymus Bosch painting in the back.[/QUOTE]Thank you fellow man of culture.
Hi everyone, Visiting SP next week for the first time next week.
Two random questions.
1. Ice at bars. Avoid? Like my whiskey on the rocks although want to avoid stomach issues. Any other tips on food to avoid?
2. Is it weird to stay overnight at those "Love Motels" I'll be staying at a couple of the nice Marriott's but might want to try one of those spots one night.
[QUOTE=LoveStallion;3007759]Planning for my first visit to Sao Paulo.
I will be staying at hilton sao paulo morumbi. Reading this thread. It looks like the clubs are closed on Sunday except Casarao.
Any other options with nice young talent for Sunday afternoon / evening near Morumbi?
Thank you brothers![/QUOTE]On Sunday afternoons my go-to places are in Moema Tangara, Prime, Miruna, Indy, Enjoy. It is best to check the wassap status on Sunday mornings around 11 am or before noon to see which garotas are on duty. Tangara has a nice bar downstairs with food, barbecue, lunch to hang out, talk with the friendly garotas, or watch on the big tv screen Corinthians vs Palmeiras and make a comment on either team to get an instant brasilian reaction kkkk go botafogo!! Haha.
Those are solid Sunday options. I would add Yankin to the list since it's not so far from Tangara.
[QUOTE=Tochka;3008177]On Sunday afternoons my go-to places are in Moema Tangara, Prime, Miruna, Indy, Enjoy. It is best to check the wassap status on Sunday mornings around 11 am or before noon to see which garotas are on duty. Tangara has a nice bar downstairs with food, barbecue, lunch to hang out, talk with the friendly garotas, or watch on the big tv screen Corinthians vs Palmeiras and make a comment on either team to get an instant brasilian reaction kkkk go botafogo!! Haha.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=DSB4891;3008165]Hi everyone, Visiting SP next week for the first time next week.
Two random questions.
1. Ice at bars. Avoid? Like my whiskey on the rocks although want to avoid stomach issues. Any other tips on food to avoid?
2. Is it weird to stay overnight at those "Love Motels" I'll be staying at a couple of the nice Marriott's but might want to try one of those spots one night.[/QUOTE]This is my list of love motels. All night is no problem it is called "Periodo" stay from time you arrive at night until noon. Great to have café de manhã with two or three garotas in the morning. Get a room with pool, sauna, presidential suite, good food, whiskey, sex toys, sexy lingerie can be ordered from the menu. Most places charge extra for each additional garota. Mini bar is convenient but keep track cause the garotas like to use it without asking. Order ifood for off menu items, the motoboy can bring good 520 marola to the room, bluetooth speakers for music, or bluetooth speakers available via room service, extra towels, bathrobes all available.
[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?2204-Sao-Paulo-Reports&p=2992023&viewfull=1[/URL]#post2992023.
If garota needs to leave early, by uber, the front desk receptionist calls you to verify everything is ok before she can leave or exit the love motel.
You pay up front for room, and any extra garotas. Pay again before you can exit anything consumed in minibar & menu items, checkout can be damn slow. They send someone manually verify items consumed. Including that chocolate bars the garotas was quietly eating in the banheiro. Kkkk.
[QUOTE=DSB4891;3008165]Hi everyone, Visiting SP next week for the first time next week.
Two random questions.
1. Ice at bars. Avoid? Like my whiskey on the rocks although want to avoid stomach issues. Any other tips on food to avoid?
2. Is it weird to stay overnight at those "Love Motels" I'll be staying at a couple of the nice Marriott's but might want to try one of those spots one night.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=DSB4891;3008165]Hi everyone, Visiting SP next week for the first time next week.
Two random questions.
1. Ice at bars. Avoid? Like my whiskey on the rocks although want to avoid stomach issues. Any other tips on food to avoid?
2. Is it weird to stay overnight at those "Love Motels" I'll be staying at a couple of the nice Marriott's but might want to try one of those spots one night.[/QUOTE]This is my list of love motels. All night is no problem it is called "Periodo" stay from time you arrive at night until noon. Great to have café de manhã with two or three garotas in the morning. Get a room with pool, sauna, presidential suite, good food, whiskey, sex toys, sexy lingerie can be ordered from the menu. Most places charge extra for each additional garota. Mini bar is convenient but keep track cause the garotas like to use it without asking. Order ifood for off menu items, the motoboy can bring good 520 marola to the room, bluetooth speakers for music, or bluetooth speakers available via room service, extra towels, bathrobes all available.
[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?2204-Sao-Paulo-Reports&p=2992023&viewfull=1[/URL]#post2992023.
If garota needs to leave early, by uber, the front desk receptionist calls you to verify everything is ok before she can leave or exit the love motel.
You pay up front for room, and any extra garotas. Pay again before you can exit anything consumed in minibar & menu items, checkout can be damn slow. They send someone manually verify items consumed. Including that chocolate bars the garotas was quietly eating in the banheiro. Kkkk.
[QUOTE=DSB4891;3008165]Hi everyone, Visiting SP next week for the first time next week.
Two random questions.
1. Ice at bars. Avoid? Like my whiskey on the rocks although want to avoid stomach issues. Any other tips on food to avoid?
2. Is it weird to stay overnight at those "Love Motels" I'll be staying at a couple of the nice Marriott's but might want to try one of those spots one night.[/QUOTE]Ice is perfectly fine at the bars and restaurants. Never had a stomach issue in Brazil. I eat my breakfast at the hotel, lunch and dinners are at restaurants. Brazil doesn't really have a street food scene like Asia so nothing to worry about. On Sundays on Av. Paulista, there are some food trucks and I have eaten from them and it is fine.
[QUOTE=Anaggie;3008414]Ice is perfectly fine at the bars and restaurants. Never had a stomach issue in Brazil. I eat my breakfast at the hotel, lunch and dinners are at restaurants. Brazil doesn't really have a street food scene like Asia so nothing to worry about. On Sundays on Av. Paulista, there are some food trucks and I have eaten from them and it is fine.[/QUOTE]+1.
Of course who knows in the outlying areas but So Paulo and Rio you are good to go. Never had any issues, including drinking out of the tap a few swallows. In both Mexico and India I've been bit. Even when super careful. But Brazil no issue.
As far as Love Motels seems well covered below. I will simply add that Lush was AMAZING. Got the room with sauna and pool IN THE ROOM for 12 hours and it was epic. They even have a magic cabinet where u order food and drink and a bell rings and there it is in the cabinet! It was really top notch.
Bear in mind nearly impossible to reserve ahead if u are a gringo. U need a CPF and Brazilian phone number. But I just Ubered over and walked up and checked in no problem.
[QUOTE=Steve9696;3008563] As far as Love Motels seems well covered below. I will simply add that Lush was AMAZING. Got the room with sauna and pool IN THE ROOM for 12 hours and it was epic. They even have a magic cabinet where u order food and drink and a bell rings and there it is in the cabinet! It was really top notch.
Bear in mind nearly impossible to reserve ahead if u are a gringo. U need a CPF and Brazilian phone number. But I just Ubered over and walked up and checked in no problem. [/QUOTE]Coincidentally, my favorite SP girl spoke well of a certain Love Motel too, the last time I was in Sao Paulo with her. She said the rooms were really nice and we could have a lot of fun there, so I guess we will have to try it out sometime. KKK. And no problem making a reservation using her CPF card and cell phone. We do the same CPF thing when we want to order some Flower delivered.
I need to visit Brazil soon. On the way from the US east to Sao Paulo and on the way back, I want to visit a few cities in central / southern America.
I had Medellin and Bogota in mind but I want to change the plan due to the current status in Colombia.
Brazil is the only central / southern American country that I have been. I am familiar with the Brazilian mongering system and I like it.
I know that Brazil is one of the best mongering spots considering the system and girls' attitudes. *.
So my expectations are a bit lower for other destinations,*but still want to try other countries with different atmosphere.
If I want to spend in a few cities (2 to 3 nights at each city) before and after my visit to Brazil, where can be good options?
San Jose, Costa Rica?*Lima, Peru?*Santo Domingo, Dominican Rep?
Thanks,