Medellin Reports

**Gabacho** · 03-11-25 22:14

Originally Posted by Turgid [View Original Post]

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?

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.

**Orgasmico** · 03-11-25 21:24

Originally Posted by Knowledge [View Original Post]

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.

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.

**Turgid** · 03-11-25 16:36

Originally Posted by Gabacho [View Original Post]

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.

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?

**Knowledge** · 03-11-25 16:02

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.

Originally Posted by Nomars777 [View Original Post]

I do not consider it a roach hotel, no.

The upper floor room I stayed in was actually quite nice, see pictures at Booking.com, my room looked exactly like that.

**Nomars777** · 03-11-25 14:10

I do not consider it a roach hotel, no.

The upper floor room I stayed in was actually quite nice, see pictures at Booking.com, my room looked exactly like that.

Originally Posted by Orgasmico [View Original Post]

Is Nutibara a roach hotel?

**Mr Enternational** · 03-11-25 10:06

Originally Posted by Orgasmico [View Original Post]

Is Nutibara a roach hotel?

I once had one of the bigger variety in my room.

**Orgasmico** · 03-11-25 08:45

Originally Posted by Nomars777 [View Original Post]

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.

Is Nutibara a roach hotel?

**Kevink123** · 03-11-25 06:32

Originally Posted by Gabacho [View Original Post]

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.

Hi Gabacho,

How are you? I follow your posts and reviews and honestly I am very grateful for your reviews.

Kevin.

**Nomars777** · 03-11-25 02:32

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.

Because the short time rooms are available for $12-15 k for 20-30 minutes, I usually just take them to one of those rooms. If I've been with one and know she's good, I took her to the Nutibara, where before 6 PM at least, there was no chica charge. I didn't ask, but should have, about the cost after 7 PM or whenever time the cutoff is, but even then it's supposed to be reasonable.

Now, that said, I have wandered Lleras on a Sunday afternoon last October and had quite a few good choices wandering around. Not nearly as many as after dark when ALL the girls come out, but there were more than a handful that were to my liking, plus fewer other customers, so the rates were good. Had a nice mocha complected one that I took back for 2+ hours to my hotel for only $200 k. Very nice service, she even fell asleep after we'd finished the deal, so sweet.

Anyway, I digress. Basically the Nutibara is a decently nice, very reasonably priced hotel right across the street from all the Botero craziness.

Enjoy!

Originally Posted by Stl24 [View Original Post]

Just curious, where did you pull a chica from at that time of day? Just curious because I am going to be looking around that time as well. Wasn't sure if the ladies were out Parque Lleras yet.

**Stl24** · 03-11-25 02:07

Just curious, where did you pull a chica from at that time of day? Just curious because I am going to be looking around that time as well. Wasn't sure if the ladies were out Parque Lleras yet.

Originally Posted by Nomars777 [View Original Post]

I was charged no fee, but it was around 6 PM. I remember hearing that they charge a fee after 6 or 7 PM, but I can't say how much it was since I only ever took girls to the room during the afternoon.

**Kafka** · 03-11-25 00:24

My girl in crocoda says there a lot of problems. And even before the problem she told me I couldn't go anyplace on the street aside from the casino. You may have better luck if you don't look like me because I look pretty much like a gringo. Which granted I am with some of the guys on here are too.

Originally Posted by Gabacho [View Original Post]

Spoken by a true idiot himself LOL.

Maybe you need to do more research and investigation and read some of the reports on Cucuta by yours truly as well as members Pokeris and TheTallMan.

But hey, it's fine I get it, you're one of the Poblado Boys. Stick to what you know in parque lleras and gustos. It's actually probably better if you don't go making it rain in the other cities and pueblos and go fucking it up like you did el poblado.

**Gabacho** · 03-10-25 23:43

Originally Posted by BlueMntn [View Original Post]

Appreciate gents who answered my question regarding centro hotels, again with you that some centro.

Hotel is a convenient one to stay.

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.

**Gabacho** · 03-10-25 17:42

Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]

Come on man. You are mentioning outliers. Most people are afraid of their own shadow and have to fuck in hospital conditions. Look at all the people who were afraid during covid. Meanwhile I was smack dab in the middle of Santa Fe with no vax.

I hung out with Pokeris in Rio. He does not give a damn either. He will walk into the middle of a cannibal tribe if he heard they have pussy there. He does not let shit like not knowing the language or crime statistics stop him. He is 100% the real deal.

I hung out with Pokeris in Jakarta. We even went to the infamous train tracks where street hookers fuck in the shacks for $10. Unfortunately we got there too early to see the action, I guess it starts around 9 or 10 pm and we got there around 6 pm. He's a great dude to go exploring with tho, a fearless monger such as myself. In fact we hung out on several occasions in Jakarta ate street food at an ayam goreng street stall, I showed him Classic Terminal 5, we hit up the Kota Indah bars and Travel too. I can't imagine this medclubber guy doing anything like that, "afraid of his own shadow" is an accurate description.

Gabacho.

**Nomars777** · 03-10-25 14:20

I was charged no fee, but it was around 6 PM. I remember hearing that they charge a fee after 6 or 7 PM, but I can't say how much it was since I only ever took girls to the room during the afternoon.

Originally Posted by L00PY [View Original Post]

Were they still limiting visitors to specific hours?