Guadalajara

[QUOTE=Pussycat123;2559920]Another reason US to GDL ticket prices could be going up is because there are a lot of US tech companies there and now US business travel is opening up there will be more business travelers.

And business travelers always pay top dollar because of short term booking, etc.[/QUOTE]Nothing has really changed recently. And tech companies did not move there overnight. Mexico has always been open, at least if you travel by air. Literally a week or two ago you could book a flight from MIA to MEX for about $100, now it is close to $300 one way.

[QUOTE=MiamiBoy1;2559991]Nothing has really changed recently. And tech companies did not move there overnight. Mexico has always been open, at least if you travel by air. Literally a week or two ago you could book a flight from MIA to MEX for about $100, now it is close to $300 one way.[/QUOTE]It has been expensive to fly there from Houston for a couple of years now. MTY is even more expensive. Crazy, but things are not going to change in the states, flying will continue to get more expensive. Best to figure out a way to make more money.

[QUOTE=DramaFree11;2559932]Yes, you probably correct, but it is just another attempt of the Airlines attempting to screw everyone in the States over. There is no reason for flights to be so expensive, GDL, MTY, and the beaches, this total be. S. You can fly in Mexico and Europe for next nothing, but not in the states. Totally sucks, this in the one reason I started driving to MTY. As I result I struck gold, and I do not have to fly any more unless I choose too. I might do a trip or 2 to Moscow over the winter.[/QUOTE]You ever give Ciudad Juárez a try?

[QUOTE=Conick2000;2560278]You ever give Ciudad Jurez a try?[/QUOTE]Nope, perfectly happy in MTY, honestly I can not do much better then my current situation. Life is good and living the dream.

[QUOTE=Jbj64;2557526]I have only been once and stayed here, Hotel Love it, I registered for 2 people and had girls go the the front desk then they call me to come down, no additional charge. Also there is a parking in the garage and the girls can get in the elevator in the garage and come up and bypass the front desk. Also I met one girl in front and escorted her up and nobody said a word.

It also is not far from Picasso motel which alot of the chicas go to or use.[/QUOTE]I've stayed at Hotel Love it Consulado and Hotel Portobello. Both very nice hotels and both very chica friendly. I am headed back to GDL in August and have already booked Hotel Love it for that stay.

Hello, good night, it's my first time here in Guadalajara, a very beautiful city, but I want to enjoy a night with a lady and I'm looking for reliable agencies so far and I've seen agencies like Muñequitas, Pasarelagdl, Tentaciones, Calientesgdl, Alicia and others more or recommend a reliable place thank you good night.

I just returned from 2 weeks in Guadalajara. My report is not going to be of much value to many of you because my methods differ from most men who post here.

I stayed at the Hotel Casino Plaza, located on the western fringes of the city's historical district. It's located within short walking distance of the Juarez subway station, which provides access to 2 of GDL's 3 subway lines. The room was clean, comfortable, well-maintained, had plenty of hot water, and had the best hotel air conditioning system I've seen in years. The only complaints were the antique showerhead and the hollow-core entry door which allowed an excessive amount of hallway noise on rare occasions. Price was $30/ night and I would definitely stay there again.

I like daytime entertainment as I wake up at 6 am and am in bed by 9:30 pm. My method is to find a day-drinking bar with hostesses who will sit with me (ficheras) and give me the attention I deserve. If conversations indicate there are no onsite ladies available for "service", after a few beers I leave the bar and roam the streetwalker areas to find a suitable companion to take to a local short-time hotel.

I accept the fact that many of the bars are germ-ridden shitholes with disgusting bathrooms and that most of the women are generally a combination of fat, plain-looking, or well past their expiration dates. I don't need perfection; I want enthusiastic women with good attitudes who delude me into thinking I'm a handsome man.

My knowledge of Spanish is limited to around 50 words. Thank God for Google Translate, as I was able to slowly and tediously have conversations with the bar girls.

The only convenient day-drinking bars I found were in two places in the Historical District. One area is on and around Calle Aguafria to the south of Parque Morelos. The other is on the east side of Avenida Independencia Sur between Calle Valentin Gomez Farias and Calle Federico Medrano.

There are at least 5 fichera bars along Independencia Sur. From north to south, they are Bar Tejas, El Bohemio De Calzada, Rio Colorado, Bar Salon Superior Sonoro Tropical, and Bar Arandas.

I never patronized Bar Arandas because it's pretty dead during the early evening. The other four bars open with fichera girls at around noon and close between 10 pm and midnight. All the fichera girls are clothed in sexy attire and most wear CFM shoes. Customer beers (355 ML) run between 22-26 pesos, while the smaller ladies' drinks (195 ML) are 80 pesos.

Only two of the bars have upstairs "privado" rooms: El Bohemio De Calzada and Rio Colorado. One young chubbette was really keen on getting me upstairs, and said her rate was 500 pesos, but would be reduced to 400 pesos if I bought her 4 drinks. I did not inquire about the additional cost of the room as I declined her offer.

The only lady I "dated" from those bars was a relatively cute, sexy blonde from El Bohemio with a ginormous chest. I was too tired to pull the trigger that night, but she then offered to meet me before work the next day for 600 pesos (yeah, I paid the gringo price). She whispered the offer right after removing her active tongue from my mouth and while rubbing my cock through my pants, so how could I say no?

We agreed to meet at an arranged spot at 4 pm and amazingly she was there. Short time hotel was 140 pesos, and I tipped her 50. Service was pretty darned good, a lot better than the lackluster performances from the sexy-dressed 500 pesos streetwalkers across the way on Calle Huerto.

El Bohemio is exclusively for guys seeking company, while Rio Colorado seems to attract a few non-prostitutes as customers. One night two gordas waved me over to their table and we spent an hour talking and dancing, with no pretext of naughty activities. Another night, a lone wolf sat drinking by herself and casting glances my way, so I brazenly joined her table. 5 minutes after buying her a 22 peso Tecate beer, she was hugging me, blowing in my ear, and had taken her boobs out of her bra for me to examine. The privado room manager stopped by our table holding a pack of condoms and asked if we wanted to go upstairs, but she declined. Some girls just want to have fun, not get poked. No complaints from me as getting to grope a 27 year old top-heavy gal was enough to make my day.

The other two bars (Bar Tejas and Bar Salon Superior Sonoro Tropical) were decent-enough places and I had fun chatting up the ficheras, but there was no indication of any carnal naughtiness being available. My rule is 2 beers for me, 2 fichera drinks for the tablemate, and if no action is likely I head to the next bar.

My daily routine was 3 beers for me, 3 fichera drinks for my companion, plus tip costs around 330 pesos, or $17. Short-time with a moderately-attractive streetwalker in the Calle Aguafria area costs 300 pesos, with 70 pesos for the disgusting short-time rooms at a private lodge next to the El Cabrito dance hall on Calle Independencia, for a total of $19. Add 280 pesos ($14) for one of the beautiful streetwalkers plus higher room charge in the Calle Huerto area.

$36 would get me a slight beer buzz, one hour of conversation with a congenial hostess, and 20 minutes of streetwalker intercourse, which varied from cadaver-like to volcanic eruption, depending on the girl. Fits nicely within my budget.

Everyone should visit Parque Morelos at least once. During the day it's full of well-past-their-prime working ladies, either sitting on benches or slowly walking from bench to bench trying to drum up business from senior citizen males. I walked around there every day for exercise and no one ever harassed me, including the park police.

One morning I spotted a 40-something year old puta sitting on a concrete bulkhead around the children's playground. Her blobby body was stuffed into a brightly-colored, short and tight sausage-casing of a mini dress. My 50 MG sildenafil tablet had kicked in early, and she piqued my libido. Price was 200 pesos, with the promise of servicio completo.

After sealing the deal, she grabbed my hand and we walked like lovers to a short-time hotel on the east side of Calz Independencia Norte. As we passed other well-worn chicas, they all made which I assume were approving comments. After all, the pay-for-play ladies all told me I am muy guapo, and I'm sure they wouldn't lie.

200 pesos to her, 70 pesos for the room and condom, and we were off to the races. This cougar definitely was ready for action, and I could not ask for better service for $13.50. She was genuinely a nice lady, and I stopped by for a repeat later in the week.

One day at the park, I struck up a conversation with a middle-aged lady sitting in a wheel chair. I figured she was just hanging around, enjoying the nice day. We gabbed for a while, and in my broken Spanish I asked what type of work she does. She indicated she provided "sexo servicio", which caught me off-guard.

Never have I had the opportunity to engage in "activities" with a physically-challenged lady, and I regret passing up the chance. Might have been quite memorable.

The area immediately south of Parque Morelos has at least 7 fichera bars. There are 3 on Calle Aquafria directly behind the Hotel Paris (in the vicinity of Bar Taconazo on Google Maps), but they appeared to be a bit rough and not suitable for an obvious gringo, so I passed.

My favorite drinking bar is the Los Altos, located on the corner of Juan Manuel and Aguafria, on the south side of the Morelos park. It is located on the second floor of the building which houses the Neveria la Fuente snack bar (it is called Respados la Fuente on Google Maps). The entrance to the upstairs bar is located on the right side of the snack bar.

The bar has relatively clean, has a nice atmosphere with plenty of ceiling fans, and has fichera girls after 2 pm. Ladies drinks only cost 70 pesos here. During the week there are only a few hostesses, and it appeared they were not up for "take out". On weekends the bar becomes loaded with around 8 additional drunk ficheras, with a couple dancing on the tables for fun. My regular hostess said most of them were up for off-site action. If I lived in GDL, this would be my go-to Saturday afternoon-evening bar.

I also enjoyed the action at 2 newly-opened fichera bars in the area, with ladies drinks costing 80 pesos. Albur Cantina is located at Av. Miguel Hidalgo why Costilla 14, while the Ayayay Cantina can be found at Calzada Independencia #389. My regular gal at Ayayay declined my takeout offer, but pointed to two other girls who would most likely accept.

Club El Cabrito is located on Calle Independencia 16 A. It's a dance hall that during the week is pretty much empty but has a couple of fichera ladies during the day. On weekends it springs to life as a dance club for older couples. I had one heck of a lot of fun drinking Dos Equis and watching the dancers late on a Sunday afternoon, and was even invited to sit at a table by a man and his wife and unescorted lady friend. With better Spanish skills, I probably would have gotten lucky.

I had a lot of fun in GDL, but 16 days was a bit too much time there. I doubt I'll return, but I'll treasure the mammaries.

Day-of-flight rapid antigen tests are advertised as available at the GDL airport for 450 pesos. But being a nervous guy, I wanted to know my Covid status well in advance of my fight, so I took some time searching for options in the city.

The front desk of my hotel had flyers for Laboratorio Tolsa, advertising rapid antigen tests for 1,000 pesos and PCR tests for 3,100 pesos.

Certain El Chopo diagnostic labs conduct rapid tests for 950 pesos, and I was planning on visiting one of them.

While on an early morning walk in the Americana district, I came across a clinic called "Santa Sofia Clinica Integral" which had signs up indicating they conduct tests. Their price was a mere 270 pesos, with results available the next morning. I was attended to by a medical assistant who spoke very good English and walked me through filling out the forms. Very good service.

I took the test at 8:30 am and the results were in my email at 7 pm that night.

Av. Ignacio L. Vallarta 1458, Col Americana, Lafayette, 44600 Guadalajara.

Keen Eye, thanks for the information especially the inexpensive covid testing location.

BTW can anyone recommend good ficheras around Hotel Love It?

Thank you.

[QUOTE=KeenEyeJoe1;2563019]Day-of-flight rapid antigen tests are advertised as available at the GDL airport for 450 pesos. But being a nervous guy, I wanted to know my Covid status well in advance of my fight, so I took some time searching for options in the city.

The front desk of my hotel had flyers for Laboratorio Tolsa, advertising rapid antigen tests for 1,000 pesos and PCR tests for 3,100 pesos.

Certain El Chopo diagnostic labs conduct rapid tests for 950 pesos, and I was planning on visiting one of them.

While on an early morning walk in the Americana district, I came across a clinic called "Santa Sofia Clinica Integral" which had signs up indicating they conduct tests. Their price was a mere 270 pesos, with results available the next morning. I was attended to by a medical assistant who spoke very good English and walked me through filling out the forms. Very good service.

I took the test at 8:30 am and the results were in my email at 7 pm that night.

Av. Ignacio L. Vallarta 1458, Col Americana, Lafayette, 44600 Guadalajara.[/QUOTE]Thank you so much for your reports regarding economical rapid testing as well as targeting the budget conscious traveler. I will provide additional reports about the Bohemio blond etc. I would also enjoy just having fun as you did with company that has no interest in finishing. A good attitude is very important to me as well. Again, thank you for addressing this market segment as it is my tendency even after I get back on my feet fiscally.

That is the wrong part of town for ficheras. You need to go East toward Centro and beyond. The ones mentioned by Keen Eye are for that special connoisseur. I have visited several similar for the adventure but not my thing. If you want a decent place to chat and drink with attractive and young ladies there is one place before covid called Victoria's near nueve esquinas area. I have not been there since before covid so be warned. Its worth a look. There is another a block away as well but not as good. Question on Hotel Love It, is that club across the street still noisy as hell till 4 am in the morning?

GF.

[QUOTE=Shamester;2563525]Keen Eye, thanks for the information especially the inexpensive covid testing location.

BTW can anyone recommend good ficheras around Hotel Love It?

Thank you.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=GoneFishin;2563805]That is the wrong part of town for ficheras. You need to go East toward Centro and beyond. The ones mentioned by Keen Eye are for that special connoisseur. I have visited several similar for the adventure but not my thing. If you want a decent place to chat and drink with attractive and young ladies there is one place before covid called Victoria's near nueve esquinas area. I have not been there since before covid so be warned. Its worth a look. There is another a block away as well but not as good. Question on Hotel Love It, is that club across the street still noisy as hell till 4 am in the morning?

GF.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the information. Is Hotel Love It close to a noisy bar?

Please advise.

I stayed in an airbnb next to the hotel and that club was blasting till early mornings from Wed to Sat. I would only stay there again on their off nights. It is a entertainment zone so noise is expected but this place is louder than those on Chapultepec Ave.

GF.

[QUOTE=Shamester;2563852]Thanks for the information. Is Hotel Love It close to a noisy bar?

Please advise.[/QUOTE]

I'm visiting GDL for the first time and will most likely be booking an escort using an agency (probably one off of ElForo).

Is it true that some escorts won't go to hotels in downtown / Centro? Not sure if I should book a hotel in Centro and have a separate room at a love hotel (that way, the motel is guaranteed to be chica friendly, and it will be outside of Centro), or if I should just get a hotel room outside of Centro (like Chapultepec, albeit this could be noisy since it's supposedly the nightlife hub based on this thread). Either way, recommendations are greatly appreciated.