Medellin Reports

I am glad to see that my free casa map is useful to your business. How much are you charging gringos for the Centro casa tour?

Thank you.

[QUOTE=ColombiaJake;1898170]I agree and that's what happened to Noah Goldberg who some of you may remember as well. Buy your stuff at the super cheap retail places one of which we take you by on our day tour. Owing money will get you killed here relatively quickly! We have a new massage girl Lina who takes it to whatever level you want to go with nice hammers and of course is in her panties when she gives you the massage! Take a look on the ColombiaJake site.

Thanks,

Jake[/QUOTE].

Oh and BTW, OM Spa charges 90 k COP per hour. The list says 70 k COP.

King.

[QUOTE=MattPsyche;1899476]I am glad to see that my free casa map is useful to your business. How much are you charging gringos for the Centro casa tour?

Thank you.

.[/QUOTE]Are you being facetious?

Seems to me. A free casa map would hurt tour guides giving casa tours.

Or are you implying that Jake couldn't find the casas without a map. Jajaja.

[QUOTE=BohnMeister;1899114]Thanks mate.

Gave both of those links a go, but all dead ends. I guess for now she really is a goner! If she pops up and someone sees a periscope, drop a line back on the boards.

Thanks for the try.

Cheers![/QUOTE]No she isn't a goner. Both links worked fine when I posted them. Probably has a sponsor that saw them and beat her over the head for still working on the side.

I think next time I'll have to send them to you in a private message. I know she is still working but giving out her phone number would be crossing the line I think.

[QUOTE=MedellinGringo;1899595]No she isn't a goner. Both links worked fine when I posted them. Probably has a sponsor that saw them and beat her over the head for still working on the side.
[/QUOTE]What most likely happened was that a bunch of thirsty dudes rushed her pages with friend requests and blew up her inbox asking "how much?" after you posted the links to her info (why would you do that to begin with, LOL?)

The sudden "surge" of traffic to her page probably tipped her off that some gringo posted her info to a gringo sex board and she shut them (her pages) down.

This is why I don't share chica info and details. The one thing you can ALWAYS count on is Westerners fucking up a good thing.

[QUOTE=Sargent50;1898132]Be in MDE next week a few days (5) would a day trip to Bogota be recommended? Or split the stay 50/50 Mde / Bog? Any input appreciated.[/QUOTE]Day trips in general are a waste of time. If you have plenty of time to waste they are fine-- but 5 days IMHO is way too short of time to jam in an excursion.

Some people like to be busy. Personally I hate the packing / unpacking, checking in-out of hotels / apartments, arranging taxi to / from airports. If you only have 5 days you will be spending 1/2 your time coming and going. Relax-- there is more than enough for you to enjoy in Medellin. If you are asking this type of question I suspect you do not have Medellin mastered. Go to BOG next time.

Hello all,

Brand new member to this forum and firstly want to say this forum is fantastic. A lot of helpful information and insight. It's quite hard to find actual reviews on places like The M Hotel (Mansion) but eventually found one. Seems to be the recommended place to stay what with all the WGs that turn up during the day by the pool. What I wanted to know from you all is:

Is there a list of 'visitor friendly' hotels at all? I want to explore all my options accommodation wise as it will be my first time in Colombia (week in Medellin and a week in Cartagena).

Aside from Mansion, are there other hotel bars or pools that have large group of WGs hanging out during the day?

As I'll be travelling by myself, I'm open to meeting up with seasoned pros. Will ask again in Jan.

[QUOTE=Sargent50;1898132]Be in MDE next week a few days (5) would a day trip to Bogota be recommended? Or split the stay 50/50 Mde / Bog? Any input appreciated.[/QUOTE]To me 5 days is an eternity. Especially when you are somewhere like Medellin. I would recommend either the day trip or split the stay. It does not take days on end to sightsee, and since you are already in Colombia you might as well check it out. If you get there early enough you should be able to fit the 3 biggest attractions in. Go up Monserat, Cathedral of Salt (which is actually out of town) then get back to the city and go to the Gold Museum. I did 4 cities in Vietnam in 10 days, so I am sure it will be easy to cover both Medellin and Bogota in 5 days.

Actually, me, my dad, and my brother did both in 4 days last August. We arrived in Bogota at night and hung out in Santa Fe. The next morning we went to Medellin, hit casas, and set up the Escobar tour. That night the strip clubs and De Greiff. The next day the Escobar tour, lunch in Parque Lleras, more casas. Fase 2 that night. Next morning back to Bogota to see Monserat and the Gold Museum, and that night back on the plane to the States.

[QUOTE=MedellinGringo;1899595]No she isn't a goner. Both links worked fine when I posted them. Probably has a sponsor that saw them and beat her over the head for still working on the side.

I think next time I'll have to send them to you in a private message. I know she is still working but giving out her phone number would be crossing the line I think.[/QUOTE]Much appreciated. If you get any updated info on any new contact info, I'd take a PM. I think like the last bloke said she might have gotten blown out of the lake. Or her sponsor got wind of if all. I have known a lot of chicas that keep the doors open in spite of their promises to close up shop once they get a sponsor! Hard to say no to that easy Gringo dollar one they get a taste for it.

Thanks again for all of the insight. On to my next conquest!

Cheers.

[QUOTE=TroyBoy;1899743]Day trips in general are a waste of time. If you have plenty of time to waste they are fine-- but 5 days IMHO is way too short of time to jam in an excursion.

Some people like to be busy. Personally I hate the packing / unpacking, checking in-out of hotels / apartments, arranging taxi to / from airports. If you only have 5 days you will be spending 1/2 your time coming and going. Relax-- there is more than enough for you to enjoy in Medellin. If you are asking this type of question I suspect you do not have Medellin mastered. Go to BOG next time.[/QUOTE]I'm with you. It takes me 3-4 days just to decompress and chill out. Traveling is a big time and energy suck. Go to one place or the other, settle in and get to know the place and the people.

[QUOTE=Queens35;1899101]I understand about reading the forum, but it's not always easy to search for specific answers. And some people don't have the time to read the entire 250 pages of posts. LOL.

Welcome to the board. Here you go:

Where should I stay? For a first timer, I would suggest to stay at the Mansion. http://hotelmedellinplaza.com/ It's a small hotel, and they have english speakers, and girls are invited there daily to hang out. They are available for sessions in your room. They charge 150k-200k COP (about $50-70) for short time (I've had girls stay with me for 4-5 hours for that price if they are having a good time, not all in the room, go to lunch/dinner, go to a bar, etc)..[/QUOTE]Thanks for this post. Useful info. Question: have you stayed with Colombia Jake before? If you have, for a newbie like myself, which is more suitable? I am swaying toward Mansion only because they invite a lot of girls to hang out at the pool which sounds really good.

[QUOTE=MattPsyche;1899476]I am glad to see that my free casa map is useful to your business. How much are you charging gringos for the Centro casa tour?

Thank you..[/QUOTE][QUOTE=MedellinGringo;1899593]Are you being facetious?

Seems to me. A free casa map would hurt tour guides giving casa tours.

Or are you implying that Jake couldn't find the casas without a map. Jajaja.[/QUOTE]Yeah, that's a good one the truth is I've been giving tours here for almost 7 years, and several maps have been around just as long! To someone who is new to town to deal with looking around for addresses, and who or what's going around them is just not much fun! Its more fun to go with a guide / buddy and not have to constantly think about where's the next place, rather than just thinking about the sites and sex! The other advantage is I know which casas to avoid because there dirty or bad service. It's just more fun with me or Eric! We have some great massage girls some with happy endings and some just strictly massage depending on what you want. The jacuzzi is hot and we like to keep you busy with massage or tours and of course dates at night so take a look on the Colombia Jake website and see the new place!

Thanks, Colombia Jake.

[QUOTE=JohnnyWishBone;1899771]Hello all,

Brand new member to this forum and firstly want to say this forum is fantastic. A lot of helpful information and insight. It's quite hard to find actual reviews on places like The M Hotel (Mansion) but eventually found one. Seems to be the recommended place to stay what with all the WGs that turn up during the day by the pool. What I wanted to know from you all is:

Is there a list of 'visitor friendly' hotels at all? I want to explore all my options accommodation wise as it will be my first time in Colombia (week in Medellin and a week in Cartagena).[/QUOTE]I don't recall ever seeing a list. I understand there are hotels that are chica-friendly, but with a surcharge, some large. I have always stayed in an apartment.

[QUOTE=JohnnyWishBone;1899771]Aside from Mansion, are there other hotel bars or pools that have large group of WGs hanging out during the day?[/QUOTE]In Medellin, no, as in NONE! I have never visited Cartagena.

[QUOTE=FunLuvr;1899982]I don't recall ever seeing a list. I understand there are hotels that are chica-friendly, but with a surcharge, some large. I have always stayed in an apartment.

In Medellin, no, as in NONE! I have never visited Cartagena.[/QUOTE]Thanks for your comments. I'm guessing that Mansion seems to be the best place to stay for newbie.

I heard that you are using my map for your casa tour and charging the gringos a fee.

[QUOTE=ColombiaJake;1899953]Yeah, that's a good one the truth is I've been giving tours here for almost 7 years, and several maps have been around just as long! To someone who is new to town to deal with looking around for addresses, and who or what's going around them is just not much fun! Its more fun to go with a guide / buddy and not have to constantly think about where's the next place, rather than just thinking about the sites and sex! The other advantage is I know which casas to avoid because there dirty or bad service. It's just more fun with me or Eric! We have some great massage girls some with happy endings and some just strictly massage depending on what you want. The jacuzzi is hot and we like to keep you busy with massage or tours and of course dates at night so take a look on the Colombia Jake website and see the new place!

Thanks, Colombia Jake.[/QUOTE].