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Hi all, I've never made it in to either one of these places. They're right across the alley from Troya, Fiebre, etc. Are they any good? Ferchas seems like more of an actual nightclub but seeing that it's right there next to the other places I'm guessing it has girls? Likewise with the one next to that. Loto? I don't remember that being there when I was there back in October but maybe it was and I didn't notice it?? Any intel? I'll be down there in a few weeks so just wanted to check it out if it's worthwhile.

[QUOTE=DaVinci40;2974142]Hi all, I've never made it in to either one of these places. They're right across the alley from Troya, Fiebre, etc. Are they any good? Ferchas seems like more of an actual nightclub but seeing that it's right there next to the other places I'm guessing it has girls? Likewise with the one next to that. Loto? I don't remember that being there when I was there back in October but maybe it was and I didn't notice it?? Any intel? I'll be down there in a few weeks so just wanted to check it out if it's worthwhile.[/QUOTE]Fercho is is open sometimes as a replacement for Troya that is the only time I have seen it open except before when it was named something else --nice club all new--Loto is open sometimes and serves as an afterhours club sometimes-.

The truth is there are many clubs shuttered in Santa Fe Not enough business-- 2 new clubs next to Fiebre named Isis and something else also Casona next to Paisas. La Cason has a fantastic 3rd floor open air lounge too.

On KR 16 there is a place called Dubai and Pink which are closed too. On calle 23 there is Dollhouse, Castillo and California and on KR 15 La Piscina all are closed.

I'm sure that there are hot girls in the Loto when it is opened-- So there are actually more clubs closed than open-.

The Metro seems to be coming along-- hopefully they will not close Santa Fe down.

[QUOTE=DaVinci40;2974142]Hi all, I've never made it in to either one of these places. They're right across the alley from Troya, Fiebre, etc. Are they any good? .[/QUOTE]Just enter, look around, order a beer if you feel to stay longer than few minutes. A beer costs some 2 dollars. A good investment, even if you leave it full on a table and go out to hop to the next bar.

Just booked my 2025 vacation.

Bogota March 2-4 (woodman09 tour).

Cali 2-6.

Medellin 6-10.

As stated before this is my first time to Bogota, of I'm enjoying myself I might extend my Bogota trip and skip Cai. If anyone in town I would love to grab a beer and talk about the good old days.

Been going a lot -- It was slower over the New Year but still good-- less traffic but a great selection of chicas-.

Walked through early afternoon yesterday and saw some great 18-20 something streety sweeties-.

[QUOTE=Shawn6430;2974596]Just booked my 2025 vacation.

Bogota March 2-4 (woodman09 tour).

Cali 2-6.

Medellin 6-10.

As stated before this is my first time to Bogota, of I'm enjoying myself I might extend my Bogota trip and skip Cai. If anyone in town I would love to grab a beer and talk about the good old days.[/QUOTE]Hey Shawn, you'll love Bogota if you have enough time to find the many girls available in the City. However after too many years at this hobby I care to admit. But 2 things will always be true in this hobby, one) Pussy makes you stupid and 2) better to limit too many stops. 3 cities 2 nights per you will be wasting lots of time at airports and checking in and out of hotels one rule I always counted on is you waste one day checking in and one day checking out. X's 3 You should rethink stuffing too many cities into one short trip. Be safe.

I'll be heading to Santa Marta next Friday. I have an 8 hour layover in Bogota overnight. Thinking of heading down to Santa Fe and either going to the main clubs down there (Fiebre?) or finding a street girl and getting a short time motel. The advantage there is maybe I could sleep a couple hours at the motel. Can anybody who knows the area well give advice on how they would play it? Anybody know if the Avianca Lounge in the Airport is good for a couple hours rest if I just go to the club and back? Thanks.

[QUOTE=Vern2020;2975835]Anybody know if the Avianca Lounge in the Airport is good for a couple hours rest if I just go to the club and back?[/QUOTE]I do not know what couple of hours you have, but the lounges are not open 24 hours.

[QUOTE=Vern2020;2975835]I'll be heading to Santa Marta next Friday. I have an 8 hour layover in Bogota overnight. Thinking of heading down to Santa Fe and either going to the main clubs down there (Fiebre?) or finding a street girl and getting a short time motel. The advantage there is maybe I could sleep a couple hours at the motel. Can anybody who knows the area well give advice on how they would play it? Anybody know if the Avianca Lounge in the Airport is good for a couple hours rest if I just go to the club and back? Thanks.[/QUOTE][URL]https://en.dragonpass.com.cn/lounge/410726[/URL] It's a good lounge. Pay attention to the hours and time limits per stay. Generally the advice is to lower your risks on the day of your flight.

I've only done the avianca lounge in the international terminal and if I remember correctly it closes sometime around midnight and reopens at 4 or 5 am. Guessing you'll be using the domestic lounge though but you should check hours. Personally as hard as I try I can never sleep in airports. Chairs are uncomfortable and just generally too much stuff going on.

Friday night will be busy and is a good night for girls at any one of the clubs in SF. Troya and Fiebre probably being the main ones but the clubs are all next door to each other so easy to just grab a beer at each one and enjoy looking until you pick a girl. Personally I would just book a room at the ibis Bogota museo. Kind of dependent upon what time you arrive and leave but if you don't have any bags with you or they're being checked through to your final destination you could just catch a cab into SF to Troya or Fiebre from the airport (though you may get an odd look from the taxi desk people LOL) , bang a girl upstairs then catch a taxi outside the club to the Ibis museo, have a few hours sleep and pre book a taxi with the hotel to take you back to the airport. It's roughly a 30 minute drive to and from the airport and if you're leaving very early it may even be quicker. Santa Fe clubs and the Ibis are so close to each other that the cab ride is only 5 minutes roughly so alternatively you could go from airport to ibis if you have any bags to take them to your room then order a didi to Troya / Fiebre, bang a girl and be back with enough time to get a few hours sleep.

I'm guessing you could also do the short time hotels if they allow you to stay for that length of time but to be honest the area will be loud with noise and the convenience of getting a taxi from a short time hotel back to the airport in the very early morning after a sleep may be more of a hassle than it's worth. Some people not used to it describe Santa Fe as being sketchy. It can be but I'm guessing once the clubs close and the majority of people go home it's probably not the most appealing areas for a rideshare cab driver to want to pick up from if you're leaving at 5 or 6 am or something.

[QUOTE=Vern2020;2975835]I'll be heading to Santa Marta next Friday. I have an 8 hour layover in Bogota overnight. Thinking of heading down to Santa Fe and either going to the main clubs down there (Fiebre?) or finding a street girl and getting a short time motel. The advantage there is maybe I could sleep a couple hours at the motel. Can anybody who knows the area well give advice on how they would play it? Anybody know if the Avianca Lounge in the Airport is good for a couple hours rest if I just go to the club and back? Thanks.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Vern2020;2975835]I'll be heading to Santa Marta next Friday. I have an 8 hour layover in Bogota overnight. Thinking of heading down to Santa Fe and either going to the main clubs down there (Fiebre?) or finding a street girl and getting a short time motel. The advantage there is maybe I could sleep a couple hours at the motel. Can anybody who knows the area well give advice on how they would play it? Anybody know if the Avianca Lounge in the Airport is good for a couple hours rest if I just go to the club and back? Thanks.[/QUOTE]BOG Avianca lounge closes around 10 or 11 pm. So napping there overnight not possible. But if you can stash your luggage, or got none. You make a late night side trip to Santa Fe and chase tail the whole night. Have fun!

[QUOTE=Vern2020;2975835]I'll be heading to Santa Marta next Friday. I have an 8 hour layover in Bogota overnight. Thinking of heading down to Santa Fe and either going to the main clubs down there (Fiebre?) or finding a street girl and getting a short time motel. The advantage there is maybe I could sleep a couple hours at the motel. Can anybody who knows the area well give advice on how they would play it? Anybody know if the Avianca Lounge in the Airport is good for a couple hours rest if I just go to the club and back? Thanks.[/QUOTE]Since you're getting here on Friday night early enough you should be able to get to SF pretty quick bang a few girls and make your flight out-.

Why is everyone talking about the clubs in Santa Fe and picking up girls there? Does Glambu, Seeking, and ColumbiaCupid not work in Bogota? Are there no sites like Biares to call girls to your hotel or massage parlours? Curious about it.

[QUOTE=AngmoLover;2976102]Why is everyone talking about the clubs in Santa Fe and picking up girls there? Does Glambu, Seeking, and ColumbiaCupid not work in Bogota? Are there no sites like Biares to call girls to your hotel or massage parlours? Curious about it.[/QUOTE]Cause of the prices, they are rock bottom ridiculously cheap.

[QUOTE=BlueChange;2976162]Cause of the prices, they are rock bottom ridiculously cheap.[/QUOTE]A chick from one of those sites is going to charge more for a taxi than it costs to fuck a chick in Santa Fe.