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Hello Fellow Travellers! I am travelling to Bogotá in a couple of weeks (for a week's vacation) and was wondering if anyone knows of a quiet, safe, reasonably-priced "party-friendly" hotel?

Also, has anyone had any experience staying at Suites Real 97 (or 85), if so, your opinions on these locations would be very much appreciated.

I am just completely amazed at how expensive most hotel rooms are in Bogotá and was considering renting an apartment instead (I just can't afford $1000-$2000 for a hotel room for one week if I am to have any money left over for the real purpose of my travels.).

My principal concerns with respect to a hotel are are quietness, safety and privacy (for party-related activities).

On that note, does anyone know of any reasonably-priced hotels (less than about US $80 per night) that are quiet, safe, clean, and where I can party in my room without fear of having the door being kicked in by hotel security.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, and I promise a "juicy" trip report upon my return.

Thanks,

Tom

[QUOTE=Rodeo9112]I know my co-degenerate following out there has been anxiously awaiting my trip report from my last debaucherous journey to Bogota. While I attempt to come down from Cloud 9 and collect my thoughts, I hope these pics will tide you over! One correction, the one girl, Mariana is from Casanova's, not Juan Pablo'. Over the course of 3 1/2 days, I banged 10 girls from Atunes, Juan Pablo's, Mezzanine Massages, Abejita's Massages in ZR, Casanova's, and other places that I don't remember.

I feel like a new man having discovered the scene in Santa fe. It didn't seem as dangerous as everyone makes it out to be (still shady), but I'm used to that type of element, so it wouldn't bother me. Plus I was with a wingman! I will never again spend 300, 000COP when I can get the same or better for 50, 000COP. Changes my whole perspective and brings back my dilemma of DR vs. Colombia, when DR's main draw was price. Oh well, on to the pics!

Rodeo[/QUOTE]Great pics

I have stayed at both.

There are great, but Saint Simon is best in the middle of Zona Rosa.

A few of the desk guys Speak English and can help you.

If not I can.

[QUOTE=Jatommy]Hello Fellow Travellers! I am travelling to Bogotá in a couple of weeks (for a week's vacation) and was wondering if anyone knows of a quiet, safe, reasonably-priced "party-friendly" hotel?

Also, has anyone had any experience staying at Suites Real 97 (or 85), if so, your opinions on these locations would be very much appreciated.

I am just completely amazed at how expensive most hotel rooms are in Bogotá and was considering renting an apartment instead (I just can't afford $1000-$2000 for a hotel room for one week if I am to have any money left over for the real purpose of my travels.).

My principal concerns with respect to a hotel are are quietness, safety and privacy (for party-related activities).

On that note, does anyone know of any reasonably-priced hotels (less than about US $80 per night) that are quiet, safe, clean, and where I can party in my room without fear of having the door being kicked in by hotel security.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, and I promise a "juicy" trip report upon my return.

Thanks,

Tom[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Jatommy]Hello Fellow Travellers! I am travelling to Bogotá in a couple of weeks (for a week's vacation) and was wondering if anyone knows of a quiet, safe, reasonably-priced "party-friendly" hotel?

Also, has anyone had any experience staying at Suites Real 97 (or 85), if so, your opinions on these locations would be very much appreciated.

I am just completely amazed at how expensive most hotel rooms are in Bogotá and was considering renting an apartment instead (I just can't afford $1000-$2000 for a hotel room for one week if I am to have any money left over for the real purpose of my travels.).

My principal concerns with respect to a hotel are are quietness, safety and privacy (for party-related activities).

On that note, does anyone know of any reasonably-priced hotels (less than about US $80 per night) that are quiet, safe, clean, and where I can party in my room without fear of having the door being kicked in by hotel security.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, and I promise a "juicy" trip report upon my return.

Thanks,

Tom[/QUOTE]Try this place they have good places n cheap.

[url]https://www.bogotacasa.com/[/url]

[QUOTE=Rodeo9112]I know my co-degenerate following out there has been anxiously awaiting my trip report from my last debaucherous journey to Bogota. While I attempt to come down from Cloud 9 and collect my thoughts, I hope these pics will tide you over! One correction, the one girl, Mariana is from Casanova's, not Juan Pablo'. Over the course of 3 1/2 days, I banged 10 girls from Atunes, Juan Pablo's, Mezzanine Massages, Abejita's Massages in ZR, Casanova's, and other places that I don't remember.

I feel like a new man having discovered the scene in Santa fe. It didn't seem as dangerous as everyone makes it out to be (still shady), but I'm used to that type of element, so it wouldn't bother me. Plus I was with a wingman! I will never again spend 300, 000COP when I can get the same or better for 50, 000COP. Changes my whole perspective and brings back my dilemma of DR vs. Colombia, when DR's main draw was price. Oh well, on to the pics!

Rodeo[/QUOTE]Truly great pics my friend.

[QUOTE=Jatommy]Hello Fellow Travellers! I am travelling to Bogotá in a couple of weeks (for a week's vacation) and was wondering if anyone knows of a quiet, safe, reasonably-priced "party-friendly" hotel?

Also, has anyone had any experience staying at Suites Real 97 (or 85), if so, your opinions on these locations would be very much appreciated.

I am just completely amazed at how expensive most hotel rooms are in Bogotá and was considering renting an apartment instead (I just can't afford $1000-$2000 for a hotel room for one week if I am to have any money left over for the real purpose of my travels.).

My principal concerns with respect to a hotel are are quietness, safety and privacy (for party-related activities).

On that note, does anyone know of any reasonably-priced hotels (less than about US $80 per night) that are quiet, safe, clean, and where I can party in my room without fear of having the door being kicked in by hotel security.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, and I promise a "juicy" trip report upon my return.

Thanks,

Tom[/QUOTE]Suite Real 97

Address: Calle 97 A No. 10-45

Tel: 610-9700

about $500-600 per week for the room with kitchen.

Chica friendly.

Good location

Can anyone comment on whether Embassy Suites is chica friendly? I can book a double using points so financially its very attractive.

Thanks

I stayed at Suites Real 85 in 2004, it was about $40 USD per night, I highly recommend it!

Hey WorldTraveler. Thanks for the input! It definitely sounds as if you know what you are talking about.

Now, about the Saint Simon, since it is in the Zona Rosa, are the rooms very noisy?

I am a very light sleeper and would like to try to find the quietest, reasonably-priced place that I can.

Thanks again.

I've stayed there several times over the years, and always found it comfortable and reasonably chica-friendly. I've brought girls back that I met out, and also had girls come to the hotel. In the latter case, I've always called the front desk to let them know I was expecting someone. Never a problem. I tip well.

As for party-friendly.- maybe not so much of a sure bet. On my last trip, I brought 4 girls back (nice girls I had met at a bar, not professionals). We were talking and drinking, nothing crazy, but definitely on the late side.

The next morning the manager was quite angry, threatened to charge me for the girls, etc. I was very contrite and apologized profusely. No extra charges appeared on my bill, but it definitely showed that there are limits.

Well my Friend that was back in 2004, now this times are $98.00

My two Pesos

[QUOTE=SandRabbit]I stayed at Suites Real 85 in 2004, it was about $40 USD per night, I highly recommend it![/QUOTE]

I've said it before and I'll say it again.

The MOST you should ever pay here is 150k and that should be for TLN with a knockout. Anything else, you're being ripped off.

Even 150k is really the high end of things here. That's what my friends pay who also pay 240k for a pound of weed that can be gotten for 50k.

[QUOTE=Rodeo9112]I feel like a new man having discovered the scene in Santa fe. It didn't seem as dangerous as everyone makes it out to be (still shady), but I'm used to that type of element, so it wouldn't bother me. Plus I was with a wingman! I will never again spend 300, 000COP when I can get the same or better for 50, 000COP. Changes my whole perspective and brings back my dilemma of DR vs. Colombia, when DR's main draw was price. Oh well, on to the pics!

Rodeo[/QUOTE]You gotta love Santa Fe. Once when I was there I hit a chick who looked like Serena Williams' long lost twin. All for the meager sum of 20,000 COP!

[QUOTE=Bango Cheito]I've said it before and I'll say it again.

The MOST you should ever pay here is 150k and that should be for TLN with a knockout. Anything else, you're being ripped off.

Even 150k is really the high end of things here. That's what my friends pay who also pay 240k for a pound of weed that can be gotten for 50k.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the input Bango. Where would you recommend monegring at to pick up knockout and at the rate you mention. I agree with your theory and wanted to know if you have any recommendations.

[QUOTE=Member #1121]Thanks for the input Bango. Where would you recommend monegring at to pick up knockout and at the rate you mention. I agree with your theory and wanted to know if you have any recommendations.[/QUOTE]You can get absolute 10s from Atunes in Santa Fe for the meager sum of 50K or 50mil pesos. This is of course for a 15-20 min romp on site, but, in my opinion, well worth it for the sport fucker like myself! I would like to know if there are any other places with similar quality for the same prices.

This has me wondering if the girls at Casanovas or Mansion would go for similar prices for shorter times onsite.

Rodeo