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[QUOTE=Gabacho;2979413]I heard toda la noche alot in Mexico but when I started going to Bogota and later to Medellin I quickly picked up the word "amanecida" from the vennies. It comes from the word amanecer meaning to wake up. You may have heard "como amanecio?" in Medellin it means how do you awaken.
-Gabacho.[/QUOTE]Hi Gabacho,
How are you? I follow your posts and reviews and honestly I am very grateful for your reviews.
Kevin.
[QUOTE=Nomars777;2988865]The afternoon, I generally spend downtown (el centro) near Plaza Botero and as that was the case, plus I wanted to try out Hotel Nutibara, I stayed at the Nutibara. Nice older hotel.
[/QUOTE]Is Nutibara a roach hotel?
[QUOTE=Orgasmico;2988929]Is Nutibara a roach hotel?[/QUOTE]I once had one of the bigger variety in my room.
I do not consider it a roach hotel, no.
The upper floor room I stayed in was actually quite nice, see pictures at [URL]Booking.com[/URL], my room looked exactly like that.
[QUOTE=Orgasmico;2988929]Is Nutibara a roach hotel?[/QUOTE]
I've stayed there only one night when I was having some work done at my apartment. I saw roaches. I didn't see a lot of roaches and I only have one night's experience, so I would take that with a grain of salt.
[QUOTE=Nomars777;2988982]I do not consider it a roach hotel, no.
The upper floor room I stayed in was actually quite nice, see pictures at [URL]Booking.com[/URL], my room looked exactly like that.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Gabacho;2988834]Hotel Casa Real (not to be confused with hotel calle real) is a cheap hotel in Centro located close to an exito and close enough to walk to Plaza Botero and Parque Berrio areas. Lots of good cheap restaurants nearby as well. I used to stay there before I got my apartment. At the time it was 28 k COP per night. Hotel is girl friendly and charges a small 6 k fee per guest.
It's located on el palo con el huevo. That's carrera 45 #46-09.
-Gabacho.[/QUOTE]My problem with Centro hotels is the noise. I did not have that problem at Nutibarra but others such as Le Gran were quite problematic. How is Casa Real for noise?
[QUOTE=Knowledge;2988998]I've stayed there only one night when I was having some work done at my apartment. I saw roaches. I didn't see a lot of roaches and I only have one night's experience, so I would take that with a grain of salt.[/QUOTE]I just came from El Centro 10 minutes ago. Centro is great for shopping. Especially, buying fruit and vegetables.
I've seen roaches in casas. I seen rats in Parque Bolivar. I would have been kinda surprised if there were no roaches in Nutibara. The place looks old and there is filth and crackheads and junkies all around there. For some people, it's not a big thing. I was just curious because I have entertained the idea of staying there for the experience.
[QUOTE=Turgid;2989009]My problem with Centro hotels is the noise. I did not have that problem at Nutibarra but others such as Le Gran were quite problematic. How is Casa Real for noise?[/QUOTE]Yea it an get quite noisy especially with the buses going by that corner there. Even at night there is alot of noise until like 3 am.
[QUOTE=LoneWolf76;2986909]While planing my upcoming trip to Medellin, I've been setting up a few dates with some Instagram and Facebook girls. Luckily I came across a post in a Facebook group, about one of girls I've been talking to (Maria Alejandra). In the post it states she has drugged and robbed a client. I also read in another forum she mostly only sees foreigners and is always high on some drug called tussy. I'm assuming she pays off the cops, cause from what I've read she been a working girl for over 5 years and also does some porn (DM for links). DM if you want her phone number, don't think I'm allowed to post it here. I think I dodged a bullet, stay safe guys.
P.S. Thanks to everyone who posts in this forum, I'm somewhat new to the scene and this forum has been extremely helpful for my upcoming trip.[/QUOTE]Do you know of any other chicas that do porn. It's on my bucket list to hook up with a porn star. I'll be in medellin next month. TIA.
I've stayed at the Nutibara a bunch of times. You'll occasionally see them treating for pests. I didn't see any roaches when I've stayed there. The higher up in the building you are the better off you are. The lower floors are definitely target a different clientele, more local. For some reason I got the impression that at one point you had outpatient recovery on some of the lower floors even. They're nice basic rooms.
The rooms I've stayed in were very loud. If you wanted to turn in early, you really couldn't with the music from the clubs below blasting. They shut off promptly at closing time though.
The area was on the rougher side, like on the edge of barely acceptable by my standards. Walking past panhandlers, homeless, and druggies while entering or exiting the hotel was pretty common place. I never felt terribly unsafe walking to or from the hotel, even from the nearby strip clubs well after midnight.
That all said, it's right in El Centro. I really enjoy the location personally and think that more than makes up for its downsides. If you like El Centro, the action, the clubs, and the nearby casas, it's a great hotel to stay in. If you're more of a Parque Lleras or Gustos type guy, I wouldn't recommend it.
I think there will be a lot less noise if you get a Nutibara room that looks out on the back side of the hotel.
[QUOTE=Turgid;2989009]My problem with Centro hotels is the noise. I did not have that problem at Nutibarra but others such as Le Gran were quite problematic. How is Casa Real for noise?[/QUOTE]
This video popped up in my feed. The guy shows the usual suspects making it rain in a bar in Parque Lleras and also talks about how Provenza is like the old Lleras when locals would party there.
[URL]https://youtu.be/HIPiZk2eoHE?si=9kDeXVT8lowUGa7C[/URL]
I always get the Penthouse Suite.
No noise and a great view.
[QUOTE=Knowledge;2989308]I think there will be a lot less noise if you get a Nutibara room that looks out on the back side of the hotel.[/QUOTE]
Greetings all,
I am planing my next trip to Medellin since before the pandemic, I usually stayed at Medellin Plaza (La Mansion / El Castillo) because I loved being with other people who were into the same hobby, also, I don't have personal friends who are into the hobby so I always travel single, and it was a good place to meet other guys who would go out into the wilderness with you.
Anyway, since I travel alone and now I have no other place were I can join a hunting pack, how do you guys would approach my situation?
Also, do you guys know of a company that it's taking the mansion's place in the market? Is there somewere similar?
You help would be appreciated.
[QUOTE=Jim0129;2989533]Greetings all,
I am planing my next trip to Medellin since before the pandemic, I usually stayed at Medellin Plaza (La Mansion / El Castillo) because I loved being with other people who were into the same hobby, also, I don't have personal friends who are into the hobby so I always travel single, and it was a good place to meet other guys who would go out into the wilderness with you.
Anyway, since I travel alone and now I have no other place were I can join a hunting pack, how do you guys would approach my situation?
Also, do you guys know of a company that it's taking the mansion's place in the market? Is there somewere similar?
You help would be appreciated.[/QUOTE]One reasonable alternative would be to stay at the San Peter. It is in Laureles so if you can't speak any Spanish you might be reluctant to venture out of Poblado. There is a bar on the registration floor and I'm sure you would meet a lot of like minded individuals there.