Sao Paulo Reports

[QUOTE=Rovnak;2242451]Maybe, but neither of the 2 I know of are political or do any spamming. Seems odd that whatsapp will cancel their main communication vector so abruptly forcing them to get a new telephone number which costs money, and takes time, and has knock on effects in anuncios. One called support to get an explanation but she said she was on hold so long she finally gave up and got a new number. I have not heard from the other as she is now without what's.[/QUOTE]FYI, the 2nd GP told me that she contacted wharsapp support and they told her that the system flagged her number because it accumulated a lot of new contacts in a short amount of time, which they interpreted as an indication of spamming. They were inflexible on the issue and refused to reactivate the original number. I do not understand how the same algorithm would not also falsely flag a lot of legitimate businesses that advertise their whatsapp numbers. But that is all I know so far. Seems an odd metric to use for banishment in the absence of any other indicators, but that is what they told her.

Hello ABG,

Their website says "R. Joaquim Guarani, 121" -google map shows black iron gate with '12'1 on it. Please confirm if the address is 121 or 147 -thank you!

Frankfurt.

[QUOTE=AltoBomGosto;2238643]The nearest Clinica near you is Brooklin, Rua Joaquim Guarani 147. They are open today.

Best cast on Sundays you will have at Tangar, for details see my comments below.

ABG.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Frankfurt;2243006]Hello ABG,

Their website says "R. Joaquim Guarani, 121" -google map shows black iron gate with '12'1 on it. Please confirm if the address is 121 or 147 -thank you!

Frankfurt.[/QUOTE]121. There are usually parking attendants hanging in the garage entrance, just nod and walk past them into the lobby.

Hey guys, looking forward to visiting Sao Paolo again for a few days, in about 10 days. Last visit had a great time with ABG's guidance, visited Tangara and Brooklin. This time interested in trying some boates, too. A couple of questions that I had trouble finding on search:

1) What are the hours for Tangara and Brooklin, on Tuesdays to Fridays? How late are they open those nights?

2) I have no Portuguese at all, and don't have time to learn any. I hobby all over the world with English alone, so quite comfortable even when not much talking beyond Google translate (I'm in it for the sex, not the relationship). How much of a problem will that be at Scandallo or Casarao or Cafe Photo? If I only have time for one, which would you recommend? I'll be staying at the Renaissance Sao Paolo.

Finally, if anyone wants to hit a boate with me, happy to connect by pm.

[QUOTE=RTheMan;2243759]Hey guys, looking forward to visiting Sao Paolo again for a few days, in about 10 days. Last visit had a great time with ABG's guidance, visited Tangara and Brooklin. This time interested in trying some boates, too. A couple of questions that I had trouble finding on search:

1) What are the hours for Tangara and Brooklin, on Tuesdays to Fridays? How late are they open those nights?

2) I have no Portuguese at all, and don't have time to learn any. I hobby all over the world with English alone, so quite comfortable even when not much talking beyond Google translate (I'm in it for the sex, not the relationship). How much of a problem will that be at Scandallo or Casarao or Cafe Photo? If I only have time for one, which would you recommend? I'll be staying at the Renaissance Sao Paolo.

Finally, if anyone wants to hit a boate with me, happy to connect by pm.[/QUOTE]No portugus needed, however, obviously the more the better.

If you're a Google translate master, LOL, you'll be ok.

Casaro is just down the street from you on Augusta, it's more of a Frat house atmosphere, lots of girls, but IMO a few keepers only, but I always find something I like.

It's fairly inexpensive, 40 real entrance with some drinks included.

About 300 real total for 40 min session, 400 real for the hour.

(Including the room).

Shouldn't pay more than that.

100 real exit fee, if you want to leave w the girl, usually they ask for 400 real for themselves.

Scandalo and / or Photo more swanky, high end club, much more money.

I've been there done it, not for me, the best girls in Casaro are just as good as girls at the swanky spots, IMO.

Some guys dig that high end scene though, and that's cool and Ok too, just not for me.

[QUOTE=RTheMan;2243759]Hey guys, looking forward to visiting Sao Paolo again for a few days, in about 10 days. Last visit had a great time with ABG's guidance, visited Tangara and Brooklin. This time interested in trying some boates, too. A couple of questions that I had trouble finding on search:

1) What are the hours for Tangara and Brooklin, on Tuesdays to Fridays? How late are they open those nights?

2) I have no Portuguese at all, and don't have time to learn any. I hobby all over the world with English alone, so quite comfortable even when not much talking beyond Google translate (I'm in it for the sex, not the relationship). How much of a problem will that be at Scandallo or Casarao or Cafe Photo? If I only have time for one, which would you recommend? I'll be staying at the Renaissance Sao Paolo.

Finally, if anyone wants to hit a boate with me, happy to connect by pm.[/QUOTE]Balboa has it right on. Read my copious reports (many pages back now) for both general tips and a Scandallo and Casarao debrief. As Balboa says Casarao is cheap but there are real gems. You just have to prospect for them. Took me an hour of continuous cruising and two encounters that did not fly before I found my gem Carolina. She ended up number 3 on my 2018 best girls list (out of 28) so clearly a gem. She was R400 as Balboa says.

If you like the "king of the world" experience — which I do — then Scandallo is your place. It will be 500 just for drinks and such if you stay a while plus R600-700 for the girl. But it is quite an experience. Karina (who ended up number 5 or 6 on my list) and I literally hung out and danced and flirted for 2 hours before even getting a room. Class act girl and class act club.

Have to say again tha t Brazil is awesome. Must have taken 6 or so spots on my top ten list. Just a different breed those Brasileiras! Enjoy!

Thanks steve9696 & balboa. Enjoy your informative posts. Guess I'll start with Casarao and then see. I have meetings during the day, so can't be up so late, and want to be sure to have some time at Tangara.

[QUOTE=RTheMan;2243759]Hey guys, looking forward to visiting Sao Paolo again for a few days, in about 10 days. Last visit had a great time with ABG's guidance, visited Tangara and Brooklin. This time interested in trying some boates, too. A couple of questions that I had trouble finding on search:

1) What are the hours for Tangara and Brooklin, on Tuesdays to Fridays? How late are they open those nights?

2) I have no Portuguese at all, and don't have time to learn any. I hobby all over the world with English alone, so quite comfortable even when not much talking beyond Google translate (I'm in it for the sex, not the relationship). How much of a problem will that be at Scandallo or Casarao or Cafe Photo? If I only have time for one, which would you recommend? I'll be staying at the Renaissance Sao Paolo.

Finally, if anyone wants to hit a boate with me, happy to connect by pm.[/QUOTE]Plese PM me, I'm tying to PM you with no sucess. There is a problem on the PM messager.

ABG.

Hello guys,

Requesting some help in deciding where to stay in SP. I spent a lot of research in deciding where to stay. My preferences are (1) reasonably priced with WiFi and gym (2) close to clinicas in walking distances (3) Close to Metro. After spending hours on this I decided on Mercure in Moema. But them I found out that there are two Mercur hotels in Moema - (1) Mercure SP Moema hotel on Av. Lavandisca and (2) Mercure Sao Paulo Previlege hotel on Av. Macuco. However both hotels are walking distance to Moema Metro Station on Line 5 (Lilac line). Besides having two Mercur hotels in same area, to further complicate the situation, I read that airport noise from domestic airport is a BIG problem! Hence my questions:

1. Which of the two Mercure hotels would you recommend?

2. How is the sound proofing in the Mercure hotels listed above? Is it really that terrible? I need some quiet at night for sleep and peace during day time for business calls from my room.

3. If noise is really that bad -could someone recommend a hotel with gym near Republica metro station? Why I picked Republica I don't know except a tour I plan to take starts from the Republica park. Yeah I know, not a compelling reason but picking up a hotel in huge metropolis is like finding the right piece of hay in the haystack! Near Republica, I narrowed down hotel list to 'Nobile Downtown Sao Paulo' on are. Araújo, 141.

4. The 3rd choice on my list is Mercure Sao Paulo Paulista on are. Sao Carlo off of Av. Paulista close to Brigadeiro metro station.

So a call out to SP experts to help me decide on hotel (must have gym + solid WiFi and walking distance to Metro). I am not into late night outs and prefer day time action, hence staying in Moema near a number of clinicas was my first choice but the airport noise concerns is making me rethink that option.

Thanks in advance for any input.

Frankfurt.

Just back from a quick 8 girls stint in Berlin at Artemis FKK and Agency Liberty. While Artemis is well known to be high priced and lower service than some FKKs, let me just say how much it makes me appreciate Sao Paulo!

Brasilerias totally rule! Carolina, Thifany, Eduarda, Karina, and Mary were all without exception great girls -- great attitude, great GFE, great experience. Oh, and did I forget drop dead georgeous -- all 8. 5's and up. OMG still in love with a few of them! THANK YOU SAO PAULO (and Campinas) for the best girls on the planet!

[QUOTE=Frankfurt;2245111]Hello guys,

Requesting some help in deciding where to stay in SP. I spent a lot of research in deciding where to stay. My preferences are (1) reasonably priced with WiFi and gym (2) close to clinicas in walking distances (3) Close to Metro. After spending hours on this I decided on Mercure in Moema. But them I found out that there are two Mercur hotels in Moema - (1) Mercure SP Moema hotel on Av. Lavandisca and (2) Mercure Sao Paulo Previlege hotel on Av. Macuco. However both hotels are walking distance to Moema Metro Station on Line 5 (Lilac line). Besides having two Mercur hotels in same area, to further complicate the situation, I read that airport noise from domestic airport is a BIG problem![/QUOTE]I stayed at the Mercure Sao Paulo Privilege on Macuco and strongly do not recommend. Yes, the airport noise was that bad. And the quality of the internet connection was absolute garbage and one of the worst that I can recall at any hotel I have ever stayed in (and that's a lot). Also, the ability to control the room temperature was poor, the bathroom tiny, and the overall service by the staff weak. The room safe did not work upon arrival, and they had to bring me a new one. At least one of the taxi drivers out front was crooked. I would not return, and do not recommend Mercure Privilege on Macuco. It's too bad too because it is in a good location. I'm usually OK with most hotels that I pick. That's why this one stands out so much. It sucked! Not recommended based on my personal unsatisfactory experience there.

[QUOTE=Frankfurt;2245111]... (1) Mercure SP Moema hotel on Av. Lavandisca and (2) Mercure Sao Paulo Previlege hotel on Av. Macuco...[/QUOTE]I stayed earlier this year at hotel Mercure on Ave. Lavandisca for 5 days, and I was bothered by the airplane noise from the domestic airport nearby. I am also curious to know about hotels where the airport noise is not too bad. Thanks.

Don't if it was lost or stolen, can't find my iPhone. I go to Find My iPhone on my MacBook and I get a signal from Campinas, Sao Paulo. WTF? Can anyone suggest somewhere where I can place an Int'l phone call to the USA to call my bank, etc?

[QUOTE=Lefeu;2245246]I stayed earlier this year at hotel Mercure on Ave. Lavandisca for 5 days, and I was bothered by the airplane noise from the domestic airport nearby. I am also curious to know about hotels where the airport noise is not too bad. Thanks.[/QUOTE]If you don't want to wake up at 6 am and airplane noise is a concern unfortunately Moemo is not the place for you.

I stayed in an airbnb at Mercure Moema in February and am now in an airbnb at Mercure Priviledge. Both are almost the same distance to Moema metro station. Looking at the info on [URL]hotels.com[/URL], Moema appears to have better rooms, higher rating (8. 6 versus 7. 8) and also be a little cheaper. Regarding noise, there was occasional airplane noise in the morning but nothing that bothersome that I wouldn't stay there again. The noise at Priviledge is also not too bad, the occasional dragster late at night, and sometimes some aircraft flying overhead (especially on last Thursday morning, apparently due to flight schedules, there were a lot of planes flying overhead in the morning). If you stay at Priviledge, request a room on a high floor and not facing Avenida Macuco to reduce road traffic noise.

I would not rule out either place because of noise concerns, and I doubt any hotel in Moema is immune from some noise from aircraft flying overhead.