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[QUOTE=Jiooooo]Pardon the silly question but it seems that there are 2 airports in Medellin, which one is the good one?
Jose Marie Cordova or
Enrique Olaya
Thank you.[/QUOTE]JMC is the international airport in Rio Negro about 30 KM outside the city. Most airlines fly here. The other airport is in Medellin and only a few airlines fly there and with smaller planes. No international traffc.
[QUOTE=Jiooooo]Pardon the silly question but it seems that there are 2 airports in Medellin, which one is the good one?
Jose Marie Cordova or
Enrique Olaya
Thank you.[/QUOTE]None of them are good LOL, But Jose Marie Cordova is the main airport for international travel. Enrique is more for domestic flights.
Superboy
Jose Maria Cordova Airport (MDE) is in Rio Negro, approximately 45 minutes by cab from Poblado. This airport handles international as well as domestic flights. Airlines such as American, Avianca, and Copa/Aero Republica service this airport.
Olaya Herrera Domestic Airport (EOH) is located a couple of miles from the Medellin Mansion or VIP, but it is only for domestic travel in Colombia. Only 3 airlines service this airport. Aides, Aires, and Satena. If you don't like flying in small planes, best to fly out of MDE for your domestic travel in Colombia.
Best Of Luck!
[QUOTE=Jiooooo]Pardon the silly question but it seems that there are 2 airports in Medellin, which one is the good one?
Jose Marie Cordova or
Enrique Olaya
Thank you.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=BlackSultan]That is on 25 american dollars. You can't beat that price with a baseball bat.
I went there on my first trip and had a decent time with two chicas there.[/QUOTE]Remember it well.
[QUOTE=Jiooooo]Pardon the silly question but it seems that there are 2 airports in Medellin, which one is the good one?
Jose Marie Cordova or
Enrique Olaya
Thank you.[/QUOTE]Jose Maria Cordova is a International and local airport
Enrique olaya is only local.
My two pesos,
Kukulkan
JMC it is, I hate small planes and I need about 3 transits before getting to Colombia so an additional one to ride a small plain is out of the questions.
Thanks again
[QUOTE=Wisslis]The map is small due to the upload limitations of this site. The original is available at the Medellin Mansion and EL Castillo.
Now I have changed all errors.
Don Pedrinio[/QUOTE]This is great Wisslis - thanks for the great work. I live around the corner from New Life so could you add my place to the map? Just kidding.
If you could be so kind as to provide a link or email us the full, non scaled down digital version that would ROCK!
PS. you say the maps are available at Castillo and Mansion - physically there on paper or on their respective websites?
Went to NewLife a few days ago. Lots of girls to choose from. Their renovation of the downstairs is now complete. Huge hot water heater.
12 girls in the lineup. It was easy doing the "remember the name" thing and out of the 12 I only had to juggle 2 names. Kind of a disapointment.
Sessioned with Carolina. Cute, nice tits, no BBJ. Says it was her first day and it seemed like it. Very enthusiastic in the shower but she needs a little more overall experience. She was ready for round 2 almost immediately and we had plenty of time. The prices are up to 50K for the hour however I heard one guy behind me get charged 55K.
They have expanded and added a lot more girls.
Alejandra looked really tempting but for some reason I got the impression that she would be a pain so I passed - but she was the stunner of the rolly polly bunch.
OK - someone posted a page or two ago about some place having "great service". Too tired to find and quote.
I got the impression that the poster was referencing the girls - what else could he have been talking about?
I really don't think the casas screen the girls and select "great in the sack" providers - and also I think that good service is really up to and controlled by the girl and not the casa.
I believe when someone says one of these casa (all in the same price range of course) is better than another (in reference to the girls, not the hot water or cleanliness of the rooms, although important) that they just got lucky a few times with good girls at that particular casa.
I found a pretty hot DFK BBBJ girl who was really sensual and into it and not chubby (Rare these days) at a casa 3 months ago and I immediately thought "This is a great casa!".
Since then I have forgotten the casa and the chica's name. I'm an idiot.
My point is when you find a great provider hang on! (and post here... he he he)
[QUOTE=ElCastillo]It went up to 50k. Still a great deal. I like the girls this place has. They like their work.[/QUOTE]Wow, its ruined and I am done, LOL. I usually have the paisas come back to my room for 60,000 - 70,000 for a few hours. Works better for me.
[QUOTE=LuckyEddie]Went to NewLife a few days ago. Lots of girls to choose from. Their renovation of the downstairs is now complete. Huge hot water heater.
12 girls in the lineup. It was easy doing the "remember the name" thing and out of the 12 I only had to juggle 2 names. Kind of a disapointment.
Sessioned with Carolina. Cute, nice tits, no BBJ. Says it was her first day and it seemed like it. Very enthusiastic in the shower but she needs a little more overall experience. She was ready for round 2 almost immediately and we had plenty of time. The prices are up to 50K for the hour however I heard one guy behind me get charged 55K.
They have expanded and added a lot more girls.
Alejandra looked really tempting but for some reason I got the impression that she would be a pain so I passed - but she was the stunner of the rolly polly bunch.[/QUOTE]It's all that holiday food.come may. June they are thinner.
[QUOTE=LuckyEddie]Went to NewLife a few days ago. Lots of girls to choose from. Their renovation of the downstairs is now complete. Huge hot water heater.
12 girls in the lineup. It was easy doing the "remember the name" thing and out of the 12 I only had to juggle 2 names. Kind of a disapointment.[/QUOTE]I visited New Life last Thursday and again earlier today. On Thursday the place was busy, crawling with cute girls, I counted 3-4 (only 2 in the linup) that I'd consider very hot, but only 4-6 total were actually available at 2pm.
On Monday at 3pm, different story, out of 10-12 girls, only 1 was passably doable (not "very hot" to me).
lesson: Casas vary from day to day, week to week. Scope out your favorites but don't expect the same as you found there the last time.
[QUOTE=LuckyEddie]This is great Wisslis - thanks for the great work. I live around the corner from New Life so could you add my place to the map? Just kidding.
If you could be so kind as to provide a link or email us the full, non scaled down digital version that would ROCK!
PS. you say the maps are available at Castillo and Mansion - physically there on paper or on their respective websites?[/QUOTE]We print them out if a guess wants one. It is not on the website.
Having opened a business in Medellin and using a "recommended" lawyer from this board from other business owner(s), I'll say don't trust anyone because you've stayed at their establishment or they speak English, get drunk with you, etc.
I did this and found out that my lawyer was 8 times higher than the going rate. The quote from this business owner was something like (and I am paraphrasing)...."use this lawyer, he is good, speaks English, and doesn't charge gringo prices".
Certainly I can't prove it, but I imagine there was a kick-back to this business owner because the rumor is that he gets big kick-backs from everyone he recommends to his gringo customers. Some of this is certainly understood but out-right lies about the prices is a little suspect. I am not going to name names but if you need a lawyer ask around while you're in Medellin with your broken Spanish. You're likely to find a better lawyer than your trusted native English speaking B&B owner(s). They are not your friend, they're there to suck dry you like any other Colombian who sees a gringo.
[QUOTE=Q Bert]Having opened a business in Medellin and using a "recommended" lawyer from this board from other business owner(s), I'll say don't trust anyone because you've stayed at their establishment or they speak English, get drunk with you, etc.
I did this and found out that my lawyer was 8 times higher than the going rate. The quote from this business owner was something like (and I am paraphrasing)...."use this lawyer, he is good, speaks English, and doesn't charge gringo prices".
Certainly I can't prove it, but I imagine there was a kick-back to this business owner because the rumor is that he gets big kick-backs from everyone he recommends to his gringo customers. Some of this is certainly understood but out-right lies about the prices is a little suspect. I am not going to name names but if you need a lawyer ask around while you're in Medellin with your broken Spanish. You're likely to find a better lawyer than your trusted native English speaking B&B owner(s). They are not your friend, they're there to suck dry you like any other Colombian who sees a gringo.[/QUOTE]If you are trying to open a business in MDE and you speak broken Spanish, I hope you have a lot of Vaseline. The lawyer will be the least of your problems.