Medellin Reports

I agree uber, didi, and indriver are easy to use and convenient in Medellin. I don't understand though what girls asking for rides have to do with whether or not you have the option to pay by credit card. I just tell them no and set the payment method as cash? Am I doing something wrong?

[QUOTE=FunLuvr;2964928]Uber is easy to use in Medellin. I set it up to use cash only. That way, there is less problems with chicas asking you to get them an Uber, thinking you will pay for it when that wasn't part of the deal. I also use DiDi, probably more than Uber. DiDi also has a food delivery service that is cheaper than Rappi. Uber and DiDi are usually close in price, just compare them. There's a new ride app called Yango. It usually costs more than Uber and DiDi, plus it's difficult to put in the address you want. I seldom use Cabify because you don't get a guaranteed price from it, only a suggested range. When I've used it, the price always ends up within the range presented.[/QUOTE]

Hi all. A female friend of mine (latina but from spain) wants to meet some girls in Colombia with me, party, drink, fuck etc. I don't speak a lick of spanish but she does of course. Any idea the best way for us to find girls? Obviously we can in person in Medellin / Bogota / elsewhere but would prefer to set it up first.

Anyone know if handing your passport to the front desk at a hotel with 100 mil in it would help to get an upgrade. Or would that just insult them?

[QUOTE=KindAn;2965116]Hi all. A female friend of mine (latina but from spain) wants to meet some girls in Colombia with me, party, drink, fuck etc. I don't speak a lick of spanish but she does of course. Any idea the best way for us to find girls? Obviously we can in person in Medellin / Bogota / elsewhere but would prefer to set it up first.[/QUOTE]First question: have you seen her in action before?

Digression: women are not the same as men. When they talk about finding a lady, they often are looking for a partner. And until they find Ms. Right, the ladies you show her aren't interesting.

But some ladies can perform, especially if money is involved. Or they are drunk.

[QUOTE=KindAn;2965116]Hi all. A female friend of mine (latina but from spain) wants to meet some girls in Colombia with me, party, drink, fuck etc. I don't speak a lick of spanish but she does of course. Any idea the best way for us to find girls? Obviously we can in person in Medellin / Bogota / elsewhere but would prefer to set it up first.[/QUOTE]Women are generally not as transactional as men; it is a lot more about personality and how they all click in the moment. I don't think this is something you effectively setup in advance. Most working girls in Medellin are bi and have no problem having a good time with a couple. If this is your plan, you may be better off considering taking her to one of the many swinger clubs in town or checking out some of Park Lleras clubs and buying some drinks to find girls that click. The Spain play-scene is very much a meet-and-click type environment, if that is what she is used to.

[QUOTE=BizGuy;2965188]Anyone know if handing your passport to the front desk at a hotel with 100 mil in it would help to get an upgrade. Or would that just insult them?[/QUOTE]Colombia is not a tip-heavy environment. They are much more reactive to social politeness, friendliness, and personal connection. Sure, they will take the money, and I am sure that there are some front desk folks who will react positively to it. But this is not Las Vegas, and your intent will not always be obvious. Some may just take it with a happy smile and have no idea you wanted an upgrade. Better off being super friendly, politely asking if there is any chance of an upgrade, and if you think there is an opening then being more blunt and saying "and if I give you a $100 k tip, could that help find an upgrade" with a friendly wink. Be their best buddy, aware that you will have to hand-hold them to your intent. That said, rooms aren't very expensive. Easier to just pay for your upgraded room.

[QUOTE=Knowledge;2965088]I agree uber, didi, and indriver are easy to use and convenient in Medellin. I don't understand though what girls asking for rides have to do with whether or not you have the option to pay by credit card. I just tell them no and set the payment method as cash? Am I doing something wrong?[/QUOTE]You're not going anything wrong if that works for you. I don't want that extra step, just in case I forget. I am getting old!

Planning a second trip to Medellin and using my lessons learned I am looking for lodging in Parque Lleras or the surrounding area (short walk with a chica). Necessities would be a TV with streaming options, good AC, and chica friendly. Other than that, I don't really care. Hashtag 98 was the first thing that comes to mind so feel free to shoot it down or talk it up. Thanks in advance fells and stay safe out there.

Any recommendations for or against Hashtag98 hotel? Pros and cons? P.

[QUOTE=JJax2424;2965667]Planning a second trip to Medellin and using my lessons learned I am looking for lodging in Parque Lleras or the surrounding area (short walk with a chica). Necessities would be a TV with streaming options, good AC, and chica friendly. Other than that, I don't really care. Hashtag 98 was the first thing that comes to mind so feel free to shoot it down or talk it up. Thanks in advance fells and stay safe out there.[/QUOTE]So many options if your budget minded.

Art hotel is cheaper than most but chica chrage not sure how much but they charge per guest.

Llares green is really cheap never stayed but very close to the parc unsure of chica charge.

Haven is ok I stayed a few times and chica friendly.

[QUOTE=JJax2424;2965667]Planning a second trip to Medellin and using my lessons learned I am looking for lodging in Parque Lleras or the surrounding area (short walk with a chica). Necessities would be a TV with streaming options, good AC, and chica friendly. Other than that, I don't really care. Hashtag 98 was the first thing that comes to mind so feel free to shoot it down or talk it up. Thanks in advance fells and stay safe out there.[/QUOTE]If only there were a topic about Medellin Hotels here.

Based on the info below, I feel like I've narrowed my options down to the following:

Lleras Green Hotel.

Hotel Selis.

Hashtag 98.

The Art Hotel.

Hotel Park 10.

I'd love to get some feedback from everyone on pros and cons of them as well as if anyone knows if they are Chica friendly.

[QUOTE=Bdd1124;2965871]So many options if your budget minded.

Art hotel is cheaper than most but chica chrage not sure how much but they charge per guest.

Llares green is really cheap never stayed but very close to the parc unsure of chica charge.

Haven is ok I stayed a few times and chica friendly.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Stl24;2965925]Based on the info below, I feel like I've narrowed my options down to the following:

Lleras Green Hotel.

Hotel Selis.

Hashtag 98.

The Art Hotel.

Hotel Park 10.

I'd love to get some feedback from everyone on pros and cons of them as well as if anyone knows if they are Chica friendly.[/QUOTE]Here's some feedback: there is a thread specifically for Medellin hotels. [URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?2654-Medellin-Hotels-and-Rental-Apartments[/URL].

[QUOTE=BizGuy;2965188]Anyone know if handing your passport to the front desk at a hotel with 100 mil in it would help to get an upgrade. Or would that just insult them?[/QUOTE]Not a good idea whatsoever.

[QUOTE=Stl24;2965925]Based on the info below, I feel like I've narrowed my options down to the following:

The Art Hotel.
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I'd love to get some feedback from everyone on pros and cons of them as well as if anyone knows if they are Chica friendly.[/QUOTE]Art Hotel used to be guest friendly many years back. But no longer. Also, I think it's style over comfort. Rather cold with lots of concrete.