Quito

I will be traveling to Ecuador mid September and I am looking for a good place to entertain my self. A place not expensive but also that is so cheap that sucks. I don't want to blow all my money on one night. Will be traveling through Rio Bambara, Cuenca, Quito.

Any one have any suggestions? Just for information I am SR. Member for USA sex guide with the same user name.

Thanks in advance.

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[QUOTE=Anonanonmongo;1768683]Hi,

Arrive in Quito tomorrow if anybody about![/QUOTE]

I recently visited Quito (after 3 years from my last visit). I can confirm that a lot of places are closed. I visited Body's (a taxi driver took me there after 2 other places we tried were closed) on a weekday night. They open at 6 pm till 2 am every day. Most girls arrive between 07:30 - 08:30 pm though. You need your passport / cedula & pay 3 dollars to get in (this buys you a cerveza). A glass of whiskey cost 5 dollars.

The Girls: Range from 5 all the way to 9 (depending on your taste). Mostly Ecuadorian girls, but there were Colombian women as well. The ficha costs 20 dollars and the cleaner asks you for 2 dollars. The rooms are clean. They knock on your door after 20 minutes.

My experience: I gave 1 dollar to the bartender and asked him to recommend me a chica and he pointed me to 'Kerly. ' She's a dark skinned spinner mestiza woman from Guayaquil. The bartender mentioned she was a sought after provider in the place. Needless to say, I approached her, bought her a drink and chat with her (I'm a native Spanish speaker). She's very pleasant, good conversationalist, nice chick. We headed to the room and I was really happy with the suggestion. She DFK you, and pay attention to the boys when giving you a CBJ. She's very vocal and makes sure you a fully satisfied. Really a bargain for 20 dollars.

This is another club I visited twice while in Quito (see my previous report on Body's). I actually walked there from my hotel (15 minutes walk). You need your passport / cedula to get in, pay 3 dollars and unlike body's, you get patted down & they also use a metal detector on you. Once in, you get upstairs and claim a beer with your ticket.

The Girls: The owner seems to be a Cuban national & his wife is this 'tuned' voluptuous Cuban woman that seems to run the place (huge fake tits, huge fake ass & covered in makeup). It's opened between 06:00 pm - 02:00 am and although there are some Ecuadorian women, the majority of chicks there are from Cuba, Dominican Republic & Colombia. There are some very beautiful women there, but they are quite passive in the sense that they want you to approach them rather than the other way around (which I personally prefer).

My Experience (1st Visit): The first night this light skinned woman called 'Ceci' sat with me & chatted me up. She is from the Dominican Republic, slim with long hair. She was very upfront about the things she was going to do with me: 1) A little dance; 2) A CBJ; 3) CG & RCG; and 4) Doggy. I bought the ficha for 20 dollars and was asked for 1 dollar tip. Went upstairs and she asked the cleaner for the room 'with the pole. ' Needless to say, she did all the above and got me finished within 15 minutes since I got into the room. I got cleaned and left.

My Experience (2nd Visit): The second time I went it was just for beers really. I stayed for over 2 hours, took a look scouting for anything interesting. Unlike body's the ladies in this establishment mostly kept to themselves, the only chick that approached me again with Ceci from my first visit, chatted with her for a bit, but once she understood I was there just to drink she left me alone. I drank my 4 3-dollars beers and left 15 dollars poorer but grabbed some ass of the strip tease dancers.

In town for a couple of weeks for the first time. Just wondering if anyone wants to show a newbie around. Beers are on me.

Planning a trip in tow weeks.

Anyone can help with this question?

Is the Bar 122 permanently closed?

[QUOTE=WorldTravel69;1759103]Blush is a 3/4 up the block on Juan Murillo from Club 122. It is the Black garage door of the Green Building.

[URL]https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?hl=en&authuser=0&mid=zONluAkmeUz8.klZxMCLTIkYE[/URL][/QUOTE]Thanks for the handy map. Had a quick three hour window in Quito last week. Used this and the quick reference check to visit Habana club. Entry was easy. Passport verified and $3 fee charged. He was quite professional. Returned the $2 change back. Sat in and made contact with a Ecuadorian chika. Language was a big barrier. But she was cute and and it did not take long to make a deal with her - $21 for a quick run upstairs. She worked hard to please. She was really cute. No pressure for tips or anything. Had a good time.

Just arrived in Quito late at night. The streets of the city center are jammed with people hopping bars. My taxi passed a darkened street corner where a couple of well built ladies were plying their wares. In retrospect, they probably weren't ladies.

Not immediately obvious it is a bar, no sign. There is a Cuban sitting outside. Getting inside requires a security check. Upstairs, the bar is has some ladies who have invested wisely in plastic.

I got pounced upon by a lovely well endowed lady from Guayaquil who unfortunately started talking about $100 jacuzzi rooms, which prompted me to leave.

Headed to Quito in March. Where are the best places to go? Street girls have places or better to bring them back o your place? What part of town has the best places?

Hi guys!

I'm going to be visiting Quito next month and am curious as to what (all) of my options are for Sundays.

What areas can you guys confirm to be open on Sundays?

World Traveler 69 made a post stating that things were pretty much dead on Sundays! But I need more info than this because, unfortunately, I'm going to be in Quito for two Sundays!

I'm trying to avoid being forced to use an escort site on Sunday which I probably would do if I fail to find an open chongo (also what are the best legit escort sites?

Any info would be appreciated!

I will also visit Quito en April. I have been many times in Ecuador but things are really getting worse because of government-action. Many girls are working now via whatsapp, in private or via clubs. However not everything is closed I think, but on Sundays it always was difficult with some exceptions, such as Club Medellin. Nowadays, especially in the South of Quito some chongos are open at Sundays.

[QUOTE=Climt;1850914]Hi guys!

I'm going to be visiting Quito next month and am curious as to what (all) of my options are for Sundays.

What areas can you guys confirm to be open on Sundays?

World Traveler 69 made a post stating that things were pretty much dead on Sundays! But I need more info than this because, unfortunately, I'm going to be in Quito for two Sundays!

I'm trying to avoid being forced to use an escort site on Sunday which I probably would do if I fail to find an open chongo (also what are the best legit escort sites?

Any info would be appreciated![/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Erik2003;1851208]I will also visit Quito en April. I have been many times in Ecuador but things are really getting worse because of government-action. Many girls are working now via whatsapp, in private or via clubs. However not everything is closed I think, but on Sundays it always was difficult with some exceptions, such as Club Medellin. Nowadays, especially in the South of Quito some chongos are open at Sundays.[/QUOTE]Thanks Erik! Club Medellin was the only one that I had on the list as being open on Sundays (but I had no way to confirm whether or not the club was still operating)! Ideally, I would prefer to have several options for Sundays on the list before getting there (just in case)- LOL. Since my first day will be on a Sunday! Can you verify any other additional areas or specific clubs that are open on Sunday?

I'm still trying to work out where I'm going to stay. My intent was to stay at one of the hostels in the Mariscal Sucre area for the first two nights to gather info from other guests (and to get a better feel for the current overall situation in Quito). Then search out different (possibly safer) areas eventually switching to a hotel.

I'm a bit concerned about safety in Quito since most of the reports I have read of people being robbed in Quito (even in the touristy Mariscal Sucre area) seemed to have been carried by unusually large and organized groups (scrappy thieves working together six or so deep, operating full-time in groups on public transportation, pursuing their targets / victims in strange, elaborately organized manners, popping out in pairs from different corners, etc.). My intent is to follow WT69's advice and stick with taxis for the most part (as in not exploring Quito too much by foot or by bus).

I walked all over Gringolandia to the old town in the day time. I also took the bus, but this was in the day time.

This place was open last year:

[B]Masajes (Club) Medellin[/B], Dr. Arturo Meneses 110 (N23-68), at La Gasca. 10 Chicas. Prices: Entrance $3 = beer (local), $4 Budweisers, $20 chicas 20-30 minutes. This is the only place in Quito where the chicas are introduced one at a time. Try and remember the name of the girl you like as she passes by and kisses you on the cheek. Tel: _ Hours: 9 am to 9 pm seven days a week.

The hotel I stayed at is a local's hotel. $25 a night. Very friendly, includes breakfast. Hotel Ricks on Juan Carrion between Reina Victoria and Av 6 de Diciembre.

[QUOTE=Climt;1851292]Thanks Erik! Club Medellin was the only one that I had on the list as being open on Sundays (but I had no way to confirm whether or not the club was still operating)! Ideally, I would prefer to have several options for Sundays on the list before getting there (just in case)- LOL. Since my first day will be on a Sunday! Can you verify any other additional areas or specific clubs that are open on Sunday?

I'm still trying to work out where I'm going to stay. My intent was to stay at one of the hostels in the Mariscal Sucre area for the first two nights to gather info from other guests (and to get a better feel for the current overall situation in Quito). Then search out different (possibly safer) areas eventually switching to a hotel.

I'm a bit concerned about safety in Quito since most of the reports I have read of people being robbed in Quito (even in the touristy Mariscal Sucre area) seemed to have been carried by unusually large and organized groups (scrappy thieves working together six or so deep, operating full-time in groups on public transportation, pursuing their targets / victims in strange, elaborately organized manners, popping out in pairs from different corners, etc.). My intent is to follow WT69's advice and stick with taxis for the most part (as in not exploring Quito too much by foot or by bus).[/QUOTE]

Hey,

Any of you guys stay in Hotel Andino or Colonial House in Quito? Rates seem to be good but was wondering if they are chica friendly? Thanks.