Caracas

Morrison's is NOTHING like Help. in any way shape or form, other than the fact that there are hookers there.

If you want to compare Morrison's to a Rio spot, than Barbarella would be a MUCH better answer.

They're both clip joints.

BJ/CAT: I am a little unclear regarding Morrison's. Can you be more specific about selection, quality and price? Barbarella's has a great selection but expensive. Is there the same selection in Morrison's e.g. 50-100 6-10's, as the good Rio places? Is Morrison's the only venue? I want to return the favor by suggesting that you guys might like Panama City. VERY clean and nice and relaxing and cheap living, much shorter flight from USA, excellent selection of Colombianas. A little more $$ for P4P ($80-100/hr), and TLN much more, but what you spend on chicas you save on cheaper hotels, food, and taxis, etc. see my posts in that column.

Barbarella vs Morrison?

no, I would say the selection would NOT be nearly as good.
but it depends on the night. I've seen nights at M with good selection, others with shitty ones. Not as numerous and consistent as Barbarella IMO.

no M's isn't only venue, just the most famous among gringos.
As expensive as M is, it's not horribly bad by current black market exchange standards for gringos thinking in dollars. Many of these shmucks think nothing of blowing a benny for a quickie.

re Panama, if I wanted Colombianas I'd go to Colombia. What about the Panamanian girls? Those sound like idiot gringo prices as well.

Thanks for info on Caracas. Don't wanna go too far off topic, but I have been all over Colombia, kinda dangerous and great for hobby but not much else to do, vs. Panama is completely safe and clean and interesting, and they bring the best Colombianas up. True the Colombiana you pay $30 in Colombia costs $90 next door in Panama, but nobody is gonna kidnap you or rob you in Panama City. The extra $60 per day works out to $420 for seven nights... Frankly, there are some scraggly bars in Panama where you can pay $20, but the girls are a little scary looking. The Panamanian girls are not as fun, pretty, or available, more Indian looking in general and Panama is much better off financially than Colombia, so they can get a real job. YMMV of course.

I should be in Caracas on Wed. Dec. 10 barring any further demonstrations. I was there about 2 1/2 years ago and am some what familiar with the major parts of the city. I'm staying at the Hotel Tamanaco. I speak fluent spanish, but will be traveling by myself, so I don't really plan on wondering the streets to late at night. I've read most of the posts on the thread and wished I would have know this stuff the last time I was here. I was just wondering about where Angelous and Avalon were as well as the Hotel Rosalita. Are they all near Sabana Grande? Where are they in terms of Sambil?

Thanks

Hey, guys,

knowing you are the best resource to be found on the internet, I´d like to ask you for some basic info on Caracas.

Did the same in summer for Mexico City, DF with great success, and tehrefore hope to find something here as well.

First, is the Radisson good for hobbying?
Second, do I get weightlifters stuff free over the counter over there, and if yes, where should I go? Is ther eanything like clothes, electrodomesticos, DVD-systems to be had cheap?
What would be the best place for luxury dining?

Thanks, I really do appreciate all input, fellows!

snark

Snark,

The Radisson (normally called the Eurobuilding in Caracas) is fine with guests. At one time, you could find some workers in the lobby and the bars of the hotel but on my last two visits (Sept and Oct of 2003) they were not there. The talent level was pretty low (old, fat, and ugly) versus other avenues available, so it is just as well.

You can get most anything at a pharmacy without a script. The problem I saw in Venezuela was most medicine was expensive. It was like 3 times the cost of buying it in Colombia. (This may be the result of what I will discuss next if some of the medicine is imported.)

The only cheap or available things in Venezuela are those things that are produced locally. With currency restraints, dollars are almost impossible to get on a significant level. The duty free shop in airport in Caracas had almost nothing but domestic products (Belmont cigarettes, Venezuelan chocolate and Venezuelan rum.) Do not sell your dollars at the bank. Make certain you change them at the prevailing black market rate. So, unless you are looking for oil, chocolate, cigarettes or rum, I would say there is nothing cheap in the electronics area or in consumer merchandise.

As far as fine dining the Las Mercedes area will give you everything you want. Sushi, meat, sea food, pizza. You name it you can find it there.

Have fun. Caracas is much cheaper than it used to be if you change money or consider your dollars are worth alot.

Big Johnson,

thanks a lot for your quick and substantial answer! That´s why I love this board!

Snark

Hi, anybody had any experience with Dominique (masajista) yet? Found her on sexycaracas. I plainly love piel canela, but only if performance is near GFE... what gives?

... P.S.: What does "Me encanta el masaje Ruso, Francés, Hindú, Tailandés, Inglés" - can understand russian, french massage but have plainy no idea what´s behind Hindú and Ingles. Any hint?

Hindu means a girl of East Indian origin. Engles means a girl from Great Britain.

since you're obviously getting this off the same website you found Dominique on, why don't you click on the part of the site where it explains all these terms

Catire, thanks. Didn´t find that on first sight. I consider these pages of explanation much better than most of what I found elsewhere, does make sense to look there anyways.

Here´s what I received sometimes without knowing what it was and searching for anyways :-) Hindú is great!

"Me encanta el masaje Ruso, Francés, Hindú, Tailandés, Inglés"

means, "I love Russian, French, Hindu, Thai and English massage". I believe that the web site itself has definitions.

My fellow citizens of the world.

I will be in Caracas for a one day stay Saturday 17th of January. I'll stay at the Hilton.

If some fellow board member is in Caracas those days, maybe we can hang out and explore the local beauties. Spanish is my first language so that should help us around.

Send me a PM.

Question: Is the Hilton, chica friendly?

Thank you

Mr. Chencho