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I will be travelling to PTY in a couple months for my fourth visit. I am looking for a nice Mexican restaurant with great atmosphere. If I had to describe in terms of what I know it would be like a Gauchos. Except that serves great Mexican dishes and great bar / drinks. Anyone?
[QUOTE=Hobbiest1;2288811]I am looking for a nice Mexican restaurant with great atmosphere.[/QUOTE]Meh, you will likely be disappointed. Look for Orale, one on Calle 50 not far from Habanos, but other locations. I like Agave Azul. Search for more comida mexicana on [URL]degustapanama.com[/URL].
Will try on my next trip. Have you tried any yourself?
[QUOTE=Hobbiest1;2288456]The last bunch of posts have asked about chica fees. I have seen that many hotels charge but there are workarounds. Here are a couple to ponder:
1. When you check in, always register 2 guests. That means 2 keys. When you land your chica, give her a key. Tell her to go straight to the elevator and to the room. You come in 5 minutes later. Will this work?
H1.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=JoeBallard;2289498]Will try on my next trip. Have you tried any yourself?[/QUOTE]I have tried both. The first works well so long as the Chica is not overtly dressed. As long as the act like they know where they are going. The second one is a no brained and very ez. Many times a garage elevator will only go to lobby but you just switch quickly and you are not walking thru a lobby.
Hi everyone,
I am sure, I'm not the first one to ask this question. I'm planning a short 2 days transit in panama city or to divert to Colombia during my work trip. Which one is better and easier in terms of getting girls and logistics. I appreciate some feedback from you experts. Thank you!
[QUOTE=BigTony2013;2288399]Planning trip soon any info about Eurostars Hotel charging for guest (Chicas)?[/QUOTE]No chica fee if you enter through the casino. There is a separate bank of elevators (the main elevators are in the hotel lobby); the elevators are activated by your room key and will not work otherwise. The casino does have security. But it is for the casino and the casino is not owned by the hotel. I took two girls from Habanos up during my stay and saw several girls being taken in and leaving alone.
It's a very nice hotel; nice rooftop pool and 24-hour room service.
[QUOTE=DiavelLoco;2290160]Hi everyone,
I am sure, I'm not the first one to ask this question. I'm planning a short 2 days transit in panama city or to divert to Colombia during my work trip. Which one is better and easier in terms of getting girls and logistics. I appreciate some feedback from you experts. Thank you![/QUOTE]Panama City. The hotel / casino district is about 25 minutes to and from the airport and Habanos is the best playground as far as "logistics" go. See my report on Eurostar's Hotel.
Good info on Eurostar thanks!
[QUOTE=Nixonbd;2290273]Panama City. The hotel / casino district is about 25 minutes to and from the airport and Habanos is the best playground as far as "logistics" go. See my report on Eurostar's Hotel.[/QUOTE].
Loco,
Depending on where in Colombia and how long you'll be there determines the answer in large part.
[QUOTE=Nixonbd;2290273]Panama City. The hotel / casino district is about 25 minutes to and from the airport and Habanos is the best playground as far as "logistics" go. See my report on Eurostar's Hotel.[/QUOTE]I agree with this. If you only have two days, Panama is a one stop shop. From Habanos, to Ashe and the casinos etc is all extremely close. A plethora of hotels to choose from.
[QUOTE=Nixonbd;2290273]Panama City. The hotel / casino district is about 25 minutes to and from the airport and Habanos is the best playground as far as "logistics" go. See my report on Eurostar's Hotel.[/QUOTE]Thank you for your reply. Just read it. Panama city it is then!
[QUOTE=HarvestBoi;2290303]Loco,
Depending on where in Colombia and how long you'll be there determines the answer in large part.[/QUOTE]Will skip Colombia this trip and will plan another one just for Colombia. Most likely Medellin. Thanks for your reply.
Can anyone supply a street address for this hotspot that comes up on map searches?
Any tricks to walking in and getting the overview, sorting the wheat from the chaff, where to sit / stand, what to order, etc etc.
How does the place make money and get its cut? I don't like smoking cigars.
Also, when pipelining SA girls, what do they most want to know / do? Tricks to get them to turn up for meetings?
[QUOTE=SloaneSquare;2294272]Can anyone supply a street address for this hotspot that comes up on map searches?
Any tricks to walking in and getting the overview, sorting the wheat from the chaff, where to sit / stand, what to order, etc etc.
How does the place make money and get its cut? I don't like smoking cigars.
Also, when pipelining SA girls, what do they most want to know / do? Tricks to get them to turn up for meetings?[/QUOTE]This is the address for the Marriott directly accross the street from Habanos:
Address: Calle 52 why Ricardo Arias Area Bancaria, Panama City, Panama.
Good Luck!
H1.
I am staying in Panama City on a layover for one evening (a Tuesday evening). Wondering if Habanos is going to have any action on weekdays. Or is it mostly a weekend spot? Limited time-frame so just looking for some plug and play action. I'll be sure to detail a report!