Medellin Reports

**BlueChange** · 12-08-24 10:03

Originally Posted by CK465 [View Original Post]

Interesting, is crime also down too?

The streets are slower however the holidays it's still people feeling the squeeze so in short, no. Still no dar papaya.

**CK465** · 12-08-24 06:03

Originally Posted by BlueChange [View Original Post]

It's aweful actually. Everyone is with their families. Some go away to their fincas. New years is not a time to go out and drink it's time to hang with your family at.

Home, very different. Then after everyone heads to Cartagena for all kings day. Super dead unless you hang with chicks that have no family and that is super depressing as well.

Interesting, is crime also down too?

**BlueChange** · 12-08-24 05:50

Originally Posted by CK465 [View Original Post]

Hey guys,

I'll be in Colombia in a few weeks. Going to hit Medellin, 2 weeks in Cartagena, then wrap up in Medellin. Question, how is it in Medellin post Christmas and New Years? I am curious to know if the price drops due to them spending everything for the holidays.

It's aweful actually. Everyone is with their families. Some go away to their fincas. New years is not a time to go out and drink it's time to hang with your family at.

Home, very different. Then after everyone heads to Cartagena for all kings day. Super dead unless you hang with chicks that have no family and that is super depressing as well.

**Mr Enternational** · 12-08-24 05:31

Originally Posted by CK465 [View Original Post]

Hey Question, how is it in Medellin post Christmas and New Years? I am curious to know if the price drops due to them spending everything for the holidays.

If that is the case then wouldn't the price go up? When has hooker prices ever dropped anywhere besides covid?

**CK465** · 12-08-24 04:47

Hey guys,

I'll be in Colombia in a few weeks. Going to hit Medellin, 2 weeks in Cartagena, then wrap up in Medellin. Question, how is it in Medellin post Christmas and New Years? I am curious to know if the price drops due to them spending everything for the holidays.

**Knowledge** · 12-08-24 02:31

As long as you don't get into to too much mischief it won't make a difference beyond alerting the hotel management to keep an eye on you.

Originally Posted by Manizales911 [View Original Post]

Not a good idea whatsoever.

**GringoTigre** · 12-07-24 20:12

Originally Posted by Stl24 [View Original Post]

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

The Art Hotel.
....

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.

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.

**Manizales911** · 12-07-24 16:52

Originally Posted by BizGuy [View Original Post]

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?

Not a good idea whatsoever.

**Huacho** · 12-06-24 13:30

Originally Posted by Stl24 [View Original Post]

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.

Here's some feedback: there is a thread specifically for Medellin hotels. http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...tal-Apartments.

**Stl24** · 12-06-24 04:28

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.

Originally Posted by Bdd1124 [View Original Post]

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.

**Explorer8939** · 12-06-24 02:30

Originally Posted by JJax2424 [View Original Post]

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.

If only there were a topic about Medellin Hotels here.

**Bdd1124** · 12-05-24 21:55

Originally Posted by JJax2424 [View Original Post]

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.

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.

**Stl24** · 12-05-24 14:13

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

**JJax2424** · 12-05-24 03:56

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.

**Fun Luvr** · 12-03-24 19:11

Originally Posted by Knowledge [View Original Post]

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?

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!