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[QUOTE=Flimbar;2315277]Was going to run to the border for meds. Was wondering if the short time hotels have girls out around lunch time.[/QUOTE]Sometimes, yes. Sometimes no, but generally yes. Check the Calle Matamoros side of the old mercado. They sit on the steps there, quite often. And they can be found wondering around Calle Guerrero, between the bridge and Calle Hidalgo.
[QUOTE=Bbond;2316025]Sometimes, yes. Sometimes no, but generally yes. Check the Calle Matamoros side of the old mercado. They sit on the steps there, quite often. And they can be found wondering around Calle Guerrero, between the bridge and Calle Hidalgo.[/QUOTE]In Monterrey, you can find working girls walking by the short time hotels and sometimes it's hard to tell if she is a working girl or if she is a regular girl and sometimes, in my opinion, one has to approach the situation like a hunting scenario where a man needs to follow its prey and see what she does or where she goes next. Bbond, are there any short time hotels in Nuevo Laredo where you are talking about and if so what is the name (s) of the hotel (s)?
[QUOTE=Zygomatic;2316467]are there any short time hotels in Nuevo Laredo where you are talking about and if so what is the name (s) of the hotel (s)?[/QUOTE]Yes, several, but the ones in centro are complete dumps, not recommended. The Matamoros hotel has short time rooms but they are not the same as the over night rooms, barley acceptable. Getting away from downtown, there are a number of nice ones, but you won't find girls hanging out near them. They are some distance from centro. I have personally used Hotel Nuevo Leon, Hotel Chihuahua, and Paradise. But there are several others even further away than those. Well except Paradise, it's pretty far out there.
[QUOTE=Bbond;2317289]Yes, several, but the ones in centro are complete dumps, not recommended. The Matamoros hotel has short time rooms but they are not the same as the over night rooms, barley acceptable. Getting away from downtown, there are a number of nice ones, but you won't find girls hanging out near them. They are some distance from centro. I have personally used Hotel Nuevo Leon, Hotel Chihuahua, and Paradise. But there are several others even further away than those. Well except Paradise, it's pretty far out there.[/QUOTE]Yea, regular Mexicans use those types of hotels too. I've seen normal couples anywhere from gay guys, young and old regular couples use short time hotels also in order to be intimate. I know in Monterrey, people are very friendly. I am not used to smiling much in the United States and I was barely starting to genuinely smile down in Monterrey but now my vacation is over and I have to get back to work in the United States.
Are there girls in the cribs / room in the center part of boy's town during the day? I like to see them in person as opposed to pictures online prior to making a commitment. Are there other places (massage parlors, brothels, etc.) where are there are girls in person to see beforehand or is everything online these days?
I was planning on staying at Fiesta Hotel. Is there a gym or some place nearby I can workout?
I was also thinking of going to Monterrey. Should I go there instead? Is the selection much better? Is there any place like boy's town there or other in person places you can see the girls before committing (or is mostly everything online there)? Thanks. Bbond, Zygomatic and others' posts are very helpful. Will anyone be there next week?
[QUOTE=TopoChico571;2324332]Are there girls in the cribs / room in the center part of boy's town during the day? I like to see them in person as opposed to pictures online prior to making a commitment. Are there other places (massage parlors, brothels, etc.) where are there are girls in person to see beforehand or is everything online these days?
I was planning on staying at Fiesta Hotel. Is there a gym or some place nearby I can workout?
I was also thinking of going to Monterrey. Should I go there instead? Is the selection much better? Is there any place like boy's town there or other in person places you can see the girls before committing (or is mostly everything online there)? Thanks. Bbond, Zygomatic and others' posts are very helpful. Will anyone be there next week?[/QUOTE]In my opinion, I would avoid Laredo, just too dangerous now. MTY is much better and safer. You can read my previous posts, I hope it helps.
[QUOTE=TopoChico571;2324332]Are there girls in the cribs / room in the center part of boy's town during the day? I like to see them in person as opposed to pictures online prior to making a commitment. Are there other places (massage parlors, brothels, etc.) where are there are girls in person to see beforehand or is everything online these days?
I was planning on staying at Fiesta Hotel. Is there a gym or some place nearby I can workout?
I was also thinking of going to Monterrey. Should I go there instead? Is the selection much better? Is there any place like boy's town there or other in person places you can see the girls before committing (or is mostly everything online there)? Thanks. Bbond, Zygomatic and others' posts are very helpful. Will anyone be there next week?[/QUOTE]If you interview the Monterrey frequent visitors or read pages of posts you will find that each member has a different game which works best for them. Here is my perspective based on my personality, tastes and opinions. First not everyone has the same taste in women, but Monterrey is a place where you can find women of your taste, befriend them with the understanding that you will be someone who wants to help them out financially. Some people find those women on the internet, on dating sites, at strip clubs, at spas and maybe a few other places but I won't get into those here. It's common for women in Monterrey and I would feel confident to say that women in all of Mexico like to have someone who helps them out financially in exchange for something that the guy wants. It's legal in Monterrey. To get around, feel free to use Uber or taxis. Sometime taxi drivers get a bad rap for charging a little more than Uber drivers and I don't understand how people are so paranoid about taxi drivers, seriously. If you get a taxi, just wave them down, you can just just slightly use your hand or a head nod, when they stop, get into the back seat and tell them wear you want to go once you are in the car. Just get in the back seat and give them some space and you some space to enjoy the drive. The old boys town days in Nuevo Laredo are over. The closet thing in Mexico to that is surely not in Monterrey. But there are about 30 spas in either waking distance or 1.5 dollars drive from each other using a taxi. There are a bunch of strip clubs too. Sorry, I don't give strangers information on raw data. I would need to interview you a little in private first. A couple of last tips; 1. Remember as the old saying goes YMMV. 2. Building friendships like the ones I described depending on how picky you are can take some time in Monterrey.
If you take the bus from the USA to Mexico and go through Nuevo laredo know that immigration is stalling bus traffic for hours because they are meticulously checking all luggage for anything that is not allowed and don't be surprised if immigration starts behaving unfairly to you the border crosser. Don't be surprised if you are asked to pay a bribe either. My advice is to avoid traveling into Mexico directly by bus. It would be so much better in my opinion to take the greyhound bus to downtown Laredo, then walk to nuevo Laredo, then take a taxi to grupo Senda and then take a bus from there to Monterrey. Taking the bus, the other way, directly into the USA from Monterrey should be okay.
I'm going to be in Laredo for the next few weeks and months. So, I would like info on dual citizenship for Nuevo Laredo ladies. If I were to offer an lady friend room and broad. Are there restrictions for an non US citizen to live in Laredo Texas other than Nuevo Laredo?
I had an goal to bring about 2-3 ladies from Mexico to the US. But only in Laredo due the citizenship restrictions.
[QUOTE=Zygomatic;2327446]If you take the bus from the USA to Mexico and go through Nuevo laredo know that immigration is stalling bus traffic for hours because they are meticulously checking all luggage for anything that is not allowed and don't be surprised if immigration starts behaving unfairly to you the border crosser. Don't be surprised if you are asked to pay a bribe either. My advice is to avoid traveling into Mexico directly by bus. It would be so much better in my opinion to take the greyhound bus to downtown Laredo, then walk to nuevo Laredo, then take a taxi to grupo Senda and then take a bus from there to Monterrey. Taking the bus, the other way, directly into the USA from Monterrey should be okay.[/QUOTE]If possible Laredo should be avoided altogether, especially at night.
[QUOTE=Brasil17;2327537]I'm going to be in Laredo for the next few weeks and months. So, I would like info on dual citizenship for Nuevo Laredo ladies. If I were to offer an lady friend room and broad. Are there restrictions for an non US citizen to live in Laredo Texas other than Nuevo Laredo?I had an goal to bring about 2-3 ladies from Mexico to the US. But only in Laredo due the citizenship restrictions.[/QUOTE]Not many working girls can visit Laredo, TX. They cannot qualify for a border crossing card. Even if they had the crossing card, most have kids / family and would not want to stay in Laredo, even for a short time.
[QUOTE=Brasil17;2327537]I'm going to be in Laredo for the next few weeks and months. So, I would like info on dual citizenship for Nuevo Laredo ladies. If I were to offer an lady friend room and broad. Are there restrictions for an non US citizen to live in Laredo Texas other than Nuevo Laredo?I had an goal to bring about 2-3 ladies from Mexico to the US. But only in Laredo due the citizenship restrictions.[/QUOTE]Pay the membership, get PM privileges. I have lived in Nuevo Laredo 11 years, and normally always available to assist.
[QUOTE=Zygomatic;2327446]If you take the bus from the USA to Mexico and go through Nuevo laredo know that immigration is stalling bus traffic for hours because they are meticulously checking all luggage for anything that is not allowed and don't be surprised if immigration starts behaving unfairly to you the border crosser. Don't be surprised if you are asked to pay a bribe either. My advice is to avoid traveling into Mexico directly by bus. It would be so much better in my opinion to take the greyhound bus to downtown Laredo, then walk to nuevo Laredo, then take a taxi to grupo Senda and then take a bus from there to Monterrey. Taking the bus, the other way, directly into the USA from Monterrey should be okay.[/QUOTE]I am not an expert on Laredo, other know more then me, I do not I think you will be killed or kidnapped better chance of that happening in Houston or any major city in the stated. No way in Hell I would I take public transportation in Houston, I do not have a death wish.
I thought I was being smart taking the bus in Laredo to MTY, I was wrong. Stop at a roadblock not by the cops, but the locals. Next trip, took the early bus to avoid any drama, we'll get off the bus in Laredo. 5 or 6 guys surround a guy getting off the bus, I did not stick around to see what happened. This is why I avoid Laredo at all cost.
MTY is good, but driving or bus just too dangerous for me. I will only fly in when flights are less then $400.
Starting at 12 midnight Friday the 31th of May, until Monday the 3rd of June. No bars open, not even boys town.
[QUOTE=DramaFree11;2327919]I am not an expert on Laredo, other know more then me, I do not I think you will be killed or kidnapped better chance of that happening in Houston or any major city in the stated. No way in Hell I would I take public transportation in Houston, I do not have a death wish.
I thought I was being smart taking the bus in Laredo to MTY, I was wrong. Stop at a roadblock not by the cops, but the locals. Next trip, took the early bus to avoid any drama, we'll get off the bus in Laredo. 5 or 6 guys surround a guy getting off the bus, I did not stick around to see what happened. This is why I avoid Laredo at all cost.
MTY is good, but driving or bus just too dangerous for me. I will only fly in when flights are less then $400.[/QUOTE]I was thinking about that experience you had when you got off the bus in Nuevo laredo back from Monterrey and a group of guys surrounded 1 guy who also got off your bus. I was thinking that maybe someone who was also on that bus who knew or thought he knew something about that guy called his local friends who are affiliated with some gang to question that guy who was maybe guilty of something. I'm not trying to make excuses for a scenario at the bus station That raises red flags security wise, but I want to believe that bad things don't happen to people who don't deserve it.