Artisttyp - Blue Tree Tower Hotel
I usually stay in this hotel - it is mainly a tourist joint, I just register the girl/s and go to the room. I never had any objections from the staff. I was last there in November 2005. Price for a double room - and that is what I usually reserve is 234 $R.
If you do not bring a girl in that looks very obvious as a hooker and she is dressed as normal girls are dressed - I never had a problem.
Carlos
nobody fucks cheap in new york
Carlos,
Thank you for the price quotes I now have a better understanding of what to expect.
In response to your comment about "save your money and stay in nyc":
1. The women here charge $500 - $1000 for a load of nonsense...you do the math.
2.Few pfp realize that there is very little they can offer to a john...a covered blowjob and protected sex after awhile becomes as intresting as the bottom of my shoe.I'm thankful not to pay what americans do here but after time it gets boring and it doesn't stimulate me as much so why should I pay more for it?Why not bargin hunt for the same thing someplace else?I know there are exceptions to what I said but just in general.
3.True I haven't experienced brazilian women but I have with dominican women and you are right that some women really go beyond the call of duty and yes that is exciting and that should be rewarded...thats when I open up my wallet but to pay more just for a prettier face that does less doesn't boost my ego actually opposite. It's like I'm getting worked even when I pay for it.
4. I've mentioned before on the forum that as far as "sex" goes I like a thick brown skin girl (latin,hindu,arabic) thats got some flab to share.Usually they please me the most sexually.The beautiful bitchy type would only turn me on if she let me give her a tounge bath after a good cardio workout.Not many would be open to that.
Bottom line when I pay for it I want it "cheap" if its at all possible because I know more or less what the limits are.
If I'm looking for a girlfriend type situation I agree dont be cheap spend the money but still be wise about what your doing.
finally headed to salvador
After a long two months of dealing with a bug I picked up in jamaica I'm headed to salvador this coming wednesday march 22 until the 6th of april.I have alot of tours planned during the day but if anyone is around in the afternoons until around 10pm feel free to pm me.I'm planning on trying out a few girls.I do pretty well with spanish but not portuguese.
salvador/never made it there
I've been getting a few pm's asking me for my report on salvador but I'm sorry to say I had to cancel my trip due to stomach problems however I will share some of my experiences planning the trip:
I never use a travel agent because in this day and age if your young healthy and just the least bit knowledgable you can do it yourself. However brazil did not seem to be that easy...maybe it was just me.
1. You need a visa to get into brazil and you need proof of a roundtrip ticket to apply for a visa so I recommend you give yourself a few weeks grace period to apply for your visa($100).If you dont get the neccessary paperwork together you will have to do it all over again.You can download the application and instructions on the brazilian embassys' website...do a google search.
2. I was lucky enough to get a 5 year visa however you need to use the visa within 90 days of receiving it.My grace period has already ended so I would have to go through the process again...which I'm not.
3. If you want to go anywhere besides rio or san paulo that would mean you need to switch to a brazilian air carrier once you reach san paulo or rio which means more effort and shlepping on your part.I couldn't get over the fact that my traveling time to salvador would have been around 17 hours after all the connections etc.I flew from miami to ecuador in 4 and a half hours so right there something tells me brazil is difficult just for the sake of being difficult or thats just the way things are done in brazil.I didn't vibe well with any of it but hey it's brazil after all so you just deal.
4. Because I used an agent I couldn't aquire credit from either american airlines or tam nor was I able to get the frequent traveler miles because I didn't fly the distance.I got nothing! If I decide I want to do the trip again I might have some hotel credit but I doubt it would be any incentive to re book the trip.
Bottom line I felt the confusion of brazil before I even got there and I'm glad I didn't go because If I did get sick I dont think things would have worked out too smoothly.I'm sure its a great place to visit but with just too much pre trip confusion for it to be enjoyable.
Hotels and Appartments; Morro de Sao Paulo
Next week I will head to Salvador. Please help me answering some questions still open:
1) Can you recommend guest friendly hotels in Pelourinho? Do guest friendly hotels charge nothing (like in Thailand) or a guest-fee?
2) How is the girl-scene in Morro de Sao Paulo? Sounds like a paradise-place ... Many local women there? Also some pros?
Have fun
Morpheus666