Panama City

Thanks for the clarification. What are the good / decent motels by the hour close to Boca and how much do they cost?

[QUOTE=ViajandoMusico;2190167]Both places are open early during the day, but more girls in La boca in early hours. There were always surprises every time I went to these 2 clubs. Somewhat different ambient between the 2. In la Boca, more younger and girls next door type, but the rooms are horrible and filthy. La Mayor the rooms are a little better and cleaner, but don't expect anything other than basic. La Boca is more of a place for a quick bang for locals, although you can also take the girls to nearby motels. La Mayor on the other hand is more relaxed. Girls get a cut from chica drinks, so you could be out some dough already before you saw them uncovered. I do feel girls in La Mayor like to drink and more in party mode who don't necessarily provide better services. Actually I got better GFE from girls I picked from la Boca than girls from la Mayor. Also, la Mayor has a stage where girls dance and strip every 30 min. , so the setup is more like a strip club in the US.

Only thing I differ Jboarman's post, I don't recommend walking through the neighborhood late at night.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=JBoarman;2192035]Thanks for the clarification. What are the good / decent motels by the hour close to Boca and how much do they cost?[/QUOTE]I don't know what the separate cost is but been there a couple of times. Agreed on 50/ HR. Incl. Room. I'm only aware of one place. Leaving Boca, turn right, cross the street and it's half way up on rhs. 2 minutes walk.

Avenida Cuba has those in abundance such as LOS Arcos, Residencial Jamaica, Camino Real. Just google search 'motels' and zoom in the area you want.

In my experience, Los Arcos and Camino Real were most popular among the girls using that as a rendezvous point. However Los Arcos required a passport or ID and it was $15 for two hours.

[QUOTE=Joe100;2192557]I don't know what the separate cost is but been there a couple of times. Agreed on 50/ HR. Incl. Room. I'm only aware of one place. Leaving Boca, turn right, cross the street and it's half way up on rhs. 2 minutes walk.[/QUOTE]

I googled all there. These 3 don't look like walking distance from Boca. Also googled motels near Boca, nothing is coming up I'll just ask the ladies for an all inclusive deal outside Boca where it is clean and decent. Will do the math. May or may not take the ladies all the way to Marriott.

[QUOTE=Frankfurt;2192906]Avenida Cuba has those in abundance such as LOS Arcos, Residencial Jamaica, Camino Real. Just google search 'motels' and zoom in the area you want.

In my experience, Los Arcos and Camino Real were most popular among the girls using that as a rendezvous point. However Los Arcos required a passport or ID and it was $15 for two hours.[/QUOTE]

I going to be spending Sat, Sun, Mon & Tue night in Panama City. How is Habanos Cafe on weekdays. Is it with less supply and more demand or is it enough supply of providers with less demand. My experienced friend is asking me to change plans and asking me to go wed, this, Fri and sat instead. But my bookings are non refundable. On the flip side I do not want to get disappointed on my first trip. Please advise.

Thanks, JB.

[QUOTE=JBoarman;2194754]I going to be spending Sat, Sun, Mon & Tue night in Panama City. How is Habanos Cafe on weekdays. Is it with less supply and more demand or is it enough supply of providers with less demand. My experienced friend is asking me to change plans and asking me to go wed, this, Fri and sat instead. But my bookings are non refundable. On the flip side I do not want to get disappointed on my first trip. Please advise.

Thanks, JB.[/QUOTE]You're not going to be disappointed. Numbers vary from night to night. Just a theory but weekend might be better as there's not as many business travelers in town.

I arrive on the 26 for 15 days.

Lee.

[QUOTE=JBoarman;2194754]I going to be spending Sat, Sun, Mon & Tue night in Panama City. How is Habanos Cafe on weekdays. Is it with less supply and more demand or is it enough supply of providers with less demand. My experienced friend is asking me to change plans and asking me to go wed, this, Fri and sat instead. But my bookings are non refundable. On the flip side I do not want to get disappointed on my first trip. Please advise.

Thanks, JB.[/QUOTE]The scene doesn't change enough from one night to another to change your plans. There are plenty of chicas available every night. My favorite nights have always been Tues, Weds, and Thurs. Because I think the hottest chicas are working when there are the most businessmen in town. Those nights have the most and hottest chicas imo.

When I go to Mexico, Uber is the best bet for me. Cheaper, reliable, safe and fast. Is Uber popular in Panama City with enough drivers. Are rates better than cab. Is it easy and cheaper to get Uber from airport vs taxi?

[QUOTE=JBoarman;2196477]When I go to Mexico, Uber is the best bet for me. Cheaper, reliable, safe and fast. Is Uber popular in Panama City with enough drivers. Are rates better than cab. Is it easy and cheaper to get Uber from airport vs taxi?[/QUOTE]Yes, yes, yes, and yes. The only slight challenge is that the free airport WiFi can be slow, but Uber is about half the cost of a taxi from PTY to the city.

Staying at the Hyatt and went to sign a girl into my room. The clerk ask me if I wanted to register her in the room and upgraded to two people that would cost only $10.00 as opposed to just paying the $30.00 guest fee. The lady with me is someone I'll be seeing quite a bit over the next two weeks so I upgraded and registered her in the room. Now I'm going to try and see if I can change who is registered in the room each day.

Lee.

[QUOTE=JBoarman;2196477]When I go to Mexico, Uber is the best bet for me. Cheaper, reliable, safe and fast. Is Uber popular in Panama City with enough drivers. Are rates better than cab. Is it easy and cheaper to get Uber from airport vs taxi?[/QUOTE]Save your hard earned money and boycott $25 cab rides and $20 Uber fares. After going through customs at Tocumen Airport turn right after exiting the doors. You'll see one blue sign above. "Public Transportation". You'll be attacked by taxi drivers. Ignore them they want to rip you off. Stay on the sidewalk. There are no signs indicating this is a pedestrian walkway. You'll see a restaurant with a large orange sign. Chicken Port Restaurant. The sidewalk goes behind the restaurant and continues thru the back hallway and outside. Once you reach the end of the side walk (about a 4 minutes) you'll need to cross the street for the buses heading to the city. Two different buses use this route. I would recommend the large white air conditioned motor coach. They accept cash $1. 25. The city bus you need to use a bus card and they are not sold at the airport. You could ask a local to swipe theirs and reimburse them the $1.25. Either way be sure to get on the Tocumen corredor sur Bus. Once on the bus you can get dropped off anywhere on Avenida Balboa or go all the way to Allbrook Mall. I exited at Multicentro Mall Ate lunch at Red Lion (great looking wait staff. Good opportunity to attempt to ink an evening rendezvous) and walked to Hyatt with only a light shoulder bag. Make your journey and adventure and save your dinero! Copy and paste on your phone. Use it when you get there.

[QUOTE=Mellowg;2184771]The NEW administration has BANNED our friends.

Useless to even check.

Mellow.[/QUOTE]Can anyone else confirm trump / Bahia does not allow guests?

[QUOTE=Trifecta68;2197528]Save your hard earned money and boycott $25 cab rides and $20 Uber fares. After going through customs at Tocumen Airport turn right after exiting the doors. You'll see one blue sign above. "Public Transportation". You'll be attacked by taxi drivers. Ignore them they want to rip you off. Stay on the sidewalk. There are no signs indicating this is a pedestrian walkway. You'll see a restaurant with a large orange sign. Chicken Port Restaurant. The sidewalk goes behind the restaurant and continues thru the back hallway and outside. Once you reach the end of the side walk (about a 4 minutes) you'll need to cross the street for the buses heading to the city. Two different buses use this route. I would recommend the large white air conditioned motor coach. They accept cash $1. 25. The city bus you need to use a bus card and they are not sold at the airport. You could ask a local to swipe theirs and reimburse them the $1.25. Either way be sure to get on the Tocumen corredor sur Bus. Once on the bus you can get dropped off anywhere on Avenida Balboa or go all the way to Allbrook Mall. I exited at Multicentro Mall Ate lunch at Red Lion (great looking wait staff. Good opportunity to attempt to ink an evening rendezvous) and walked to Hyatt with only a light shoulder bag. Make your journey and adventure and save your dinero! Copy and paste on your phone. Use it when you get there.[/QUOTE]This is totally true. If you feel comfortable taking the public transportation, you'll save some bucks. And this only works if you travel light, maybe a carry on. Big bags arent allowed in the bus as far as I know.

[QUOTE=Dlucaci;2197623]Can anyone else confirm trump / Bahia does not allow guests?[/QUOTE]Can't confirm the guest policy, but I can confirm the working girls got banned from the casino.

[QUOTE=JBoarman;2196477]When I go to Mexico, Uber is the best bet for me. Cheaper, reliable, safe and fast. Is Uber popular in Panama City with enough drivers. Are rates better than cab. Is it easy and cheaper to get Uber from airport vs taxi?[/QUOTE]Cabify has also operations in Panama. I can recommend Cabify, cars are sedan type and up and the drivers are more professional. No bachata / regueton / religious music at full volume.