Medellin Reports

**Snook** · 10-18-23 00:45

Originally Posted by ElSexoChino7 [View Original Post]

LLeras Green Hotel, I've heard good things about this hotel. This is close to your descriptions. Guest friendly. I never stayed here as I prefer guest friendly Airbnb's with security. I was considering on staying at this hotel last year based from the review of a guy from YouTube, but I decided that I don't want to be too close to Parque LLeras.

I have stayed there a couple of times. It is inexpensive for the area and safe. They do allow guests but there is a fee, I believe $10-20 but don't hold me to that. The rooms are indeed small and it is a no frills hotel. If you want to spend time in the room, it is not for you. If it is a place to sleep, shower, s* and shave, with guests when you want it, it serves the purpose. DuPark next door is nicer and has a great breakfast, but their price has doubled from the time I first stayed there 2 years ago. Lleras Green cannot be closer to the action, so convenient. It is pretty noisy, so if you want to sleep before 3 am, bring ear plugs and noise cancelling headsets. Hope this helps.

Happy hunting.

Snook.

**JC9999** · 10-18-23 00:44

Originally Posted by StudBucket [View Original Post]

Hi Knowledge, rooms like nice here and I actually asked for a tour in this hotel as well the last trip. The hotel checks all boxes except for the fact that you get very small rooms. The rooms are only 170-200 sf and are all 120 -180 per night us. So you get small room, albeit it modern and nice, for a higher price. Just my take. Medellin is tough on the hotel situation and has gotten worse since the dollar devalued against the peso.

You might want to re-check the pricing. I will be back in Medellin in early December for a little over a week, and the pricing for those small rooms (which I agree are tight) works out to under $80 a night. You can get a room with a living area (couch / chair) for under $100 a night which I found to be comfortable even during a 3 week stay. Of course, there are other options there which cost more (balconies, jacuzzis, multiple rooms) - but I found the location to be perfect for me (very close to Provenza and Lleras, but just far enough away from the action to be relatively quiet) and the hotel clean and modern. Of course, the dates you'll be staying there also matters for pricing. The breakfast sucks, though.

**Obstenku** · 10-17-23 19:02

Originally Posted by MikeVee [View Original Post]

First time to Medellin and first time poster. I'm 40 years old from California and my Spanish is not so great. I'm very interested in connecting with some mongers and making some friends as I'll be in Colombia the next 3 to 6 months. I'm a bit nervous due to the reports of people being drugged. First round is on me!

Tried DMing you but seems it's disabled for you. Will be in Medellin for first 2 weeks of Nov, technically my second trip but my first was only 2 months ago. Feel free to connect privately.

**Knowledge** · 10-17-23 17:00

They like the location and consider it just below a Hilton or Marriott but costs slightly more. Overall they like it because they don't get hassled about bringing in girls the way they used to at the Dann Carlton and the Four Points. All the questions are making more curious to see the rooms so I'm going to check it out when they are here next time.

Originally Posted by Nomars777 [View Original Post]

What, in particular, have your friends liked about the Haven? I had a girl tell me that she liked to go there with clients, so it must be fairly nice.

Any additional information is welcomed before I book my Thanksgiving week trip, thanks!

**MiamiBoy1** · 10-17-23 16:43

Originally Posted by StudBucket [View Original Post]

Hi Knowledge, rooms like nice here and I actually asked for a tour in this hotel as well the last trip. The hotel checks all boxes except for the fact that you get very small rooms. The rooms are only 170-200 sf and are all 120 -180 per night us. So you get small room, albeit it modern and nice, for a higher price. Just my take. Medellin is tough on the hotel situation and has gotten worse since the dollar devalued against the peso.

Energy living will check all of your boxes.

**Knowledge** · 10-17-23 13:37

I don't know much about hotels in Medellin. Unless they rent by the hour LOL!. I've never entered the Haven so all my information is second hand. I will say that small spaces are not unusual in Medellin. There are businessman hotels a little farther away from Lleras and la 10 but they are going to limit your visitor count.

Originally Posted by StudBucket [View Original Post]

Hi Knowledge, rooms like nice here and I actually asked for a tour in this hotel as well the last trip. The hotel checks all boxes except for the fact that you get very small rooms. The rooms are only 170-200 sf and are all 120 -180 per night us. So you get small room, albeit it modern and nice, for a higher price. Just my take. Medellin is tough on the hotel situation and has gotten worse since the dollar devalued against the peso.

**Nounce** · 10-17-23 07:45

Originally Posted by CBuilder [View Original Post]

What does the subscription show up as on the credit card?

I think you use credit card to buy bitcoin and use the purchased bitcoin to pay for membership.

**BbqMushrooms** · 10-17-23 06:21

Originally Posted by CBuilder [View Original Post]

What does the subscription show up as on the credit card?

It shows up as "I'm a huge pervert, I've married a woman I despise, and now I'm looking for hookers in Colombia, LLC".

There’s literally a banner on every page telling you how to get a subscription. If you get stuck, search the whole forum for “bitcoin” to get some hints. Not asking for much here just the bare minimum amount of initiative.

**StudBucket** · 10-17-23 06:05

Originally Posted by Knowledge [View Original Post]

My weekend warrior friends have pretty much settled on the the Haven.

Hi Knowledge, rooms like nice here and I actually asked for a tour in this hotel as well the last trip. The hotel checks all boxes except for the fact that you get very small rooms. The rooms are only 170-200 sf and are all 120 -180 per night us. So you get small room, albeit it modern and nice, for a higher price. Just my take. Medellin is tough on the hotel situation and has gotten worse since the dollar devalued against the peso.

**StudBucket** · 10-17-23 05:42

Originally Posted by ElSexoChino7 [View Original Post]

LLeras Green Hotel, I've heard good things about this hotel. This is close to your descriptions. Guest friendly. I never stayed here as I prefer guest friendly Airbnb's with security. I was considering on staying at this hotel last year based from the review of a guy from YouTube, but I decided that I don't want to be too close to Parque LLeras.

So I am actually familiar with this hotel as I asked the people at the front desk to show me 2 rooms there while on a trip. The one thing I can say is that the rooms that I saw did not have a single window so they felt cold and weird. I would not have minded even looking out to another building but to have no windows on a long trip would bother me so I ruled it out. The rooms were just okay, and were of a 3 star type. But it serves as a good backup if one is looking for cheaper rooms near Parque Lleras. The Arte Hotel has better rooms but they have a more industrial/cold feel also but they do have windows which let light in but the view is of a building only.

**Tebdill** · 10-17-23 03:54

Originally Posted by CBuilder [View Original Post]

What does the subscription show up as on the credit card?

Nothing: http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/..._Payments.php?.

You either pay with bitcoin or cash in an envelope. You can buy bitcoin in a myriad of different ways, I bought some with cashapp, they just recommend not using coinbase.

**C Builder** · 10-17-23 02:50

What does the subscription show up as on the credit card?

**BbqMushrooms** · 10-16-23 21:50

Originally Posted by MikeVee [View Original Post]

First time to Medellin and first time poster. I'm 40 years old from California and my Spanish is not so great. I'm very interested in connecting with some mongers and making some friends as I'll be in Colombia the next 3 to 6 months. I'm a bit nervous due to the reports of people being drugged. First round is on me!

Hey Mike,

I would buy a subscription so you can private message people and get contact info.

Also, there are a lot of good tips in the reports of distinction to avoid getting drugged, but in general:

- if it's too good to be true, then it's probably a trap.

- that gorgeous woman is not that into you, she's into your bank accounts.

- watch your drink and food at all times.

- don't accept random drinks or drugs.

- don't let the chicas pick the location for the first meet.

- stay at a place with door security. Since you're already here, if you haven't done this, I would just vet the chicas better before bringing them back to your place.

Personally, I also operate on a spare phone and wallet with a card with a small limit or amount. You can even carry a decoy wallet to chuck and run if you're sensing a mugging.

Don't be stupid and you'll be fine!

**Nomars777** · 10-16-23 21:48

Originally Posted by Knowledge [View Original Post]

My weekend warrior friends have pretty much settled on the the Haven.

What, in particular, have your friends liked about the Haven? I had a girl tell me that she liked to go there with clients, so it must be fairly nice.

Any additional information is welcomed before I book my Thanksgiving week trip, thanks!

**ElSexoChino7** · 10-16-23 20:51

Originally Posted by DiscoverFL [View Original Post]

I definitely recommend hanging some evenings at the Mansion's (Casa Blanca in the forums here) attached bar (nickname La Cueva). It's $50 k COP ($11-12 USD) to enter as a non-guest. The girls come and go in waves, but all have their ID checked and recorded. Meaning it is a very safe environment to meet girls, exchange WhatsApp numbers, and even take one back. It's located here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/CCb6BWogTB37N1tc8. The bar is the door to the left of the main entrance with the stairs (it's a converted garage). The bar is also having their famous annual Halloween party on Friday the 27th, you will need a ticket in advance, which you can get at the club. For that it will be standing room only with girls in all kinds of crazy outfits, prepare yourself to collect dozens of numbers.

I'm excited to check this spot. Are all the girls that comes here are working girls? How's the quality of girls? What's the going rate here?