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Hi.

Checking out Trip Advisor I first fond very few 5stars hotels in Bogota, than read about a poster having troubles when trying to bring in a girl to his Casa Dann Carlton room. Is that standard in Bogota high end hotels? If not which one could you recommend close to the action. Or even far from it?

Thanks.

Luis

Hi guys,

I am finally arrived in Bogota', I will stay here for a couple of years because I got a new contract.

If anyone is free for mongering "juntos" just inform me, ok?

I wait for your messages!

Defi

visited atune around 3:30pm, the selection of ladies was super, i speak no spanish, but connected with a 9. 0, her fee was 60, 000 ($35 us) for about 20 min. her service was a rushed gfe, her body was near perfect, she was very friendly and attentive.

walked around the three red light blocks, it was very busy.

i returned at 8:00pm, the ladies at atune thinned out, in the afternoon there were perhaps 30 ladies, at 8:00pm perhaps 6 ladies. i did not connect with this group, it was dark, but still early, walked around the block peeked in some clubs, there was one club on the same block as atune, opposite side of the street near the corner, it was thucke in from the street, you walked say 30 yeards to the door. this place was jammed with people, i did see two ladies that worked the afternoon shift at atune there, i did not score there.

around the corner saw a very attractive red head, wanted 30, 000, her service was ok, but just there for the deed.

[QUOTE=Luis1; 1153184]Hi.

Checking out Trip Advisor I first fond very few 5stars hotels in Bogota, than read about a poster having troubles when trying to bring in a girl to his Casa Dann Carlton room. Is that standard in Bogota high end hotels? If not which one could you recommend close to the action. Or even far from it?

Thanks.

Luis[/QUOTE]For those interested, I did call the hotel and they charge 30USD per guest. Does one has to register the girls in every good hotel in Bogota?

[QUOTE=Luis1;1154100]For those interested, I did call the hotel and they charge 30USD per guest. Does one has to register the girls in every good hotel in Bogota?[/QUOTE]In Colombia all hotels that I have been to ask every visitor to present their I'd at reception before going up in the room, even if she is your girlfriend, mother, family or whomever.

It has been problem in whole country where some girls drug the person in thier own room and steal everything and it's common these days too.

What I have been doing in Bogota (for my security and not paying the hotel fees) going to the love hotels in Bogota.

Before going there I will only take some cash and my driver licence Unless I know the girl and am pretty sure about her. The fee is about 12k per hour. The one I used is very clean and safe, however the area where these love hotel is in Bogota is not safe to walk to or around it. You take a cab to and from.

Most girls should know those hotels, but if you need the address, let me know.

T.

[QUOTE=Luis1; 1153184]Hi.

Checking out Trip Advisor I first fond very few 5stars hotels in Bogota, than read about a poster having troubles when trying to bring in a girl to his Casa Dann Carlton room. Is that standard in Bogota high end hotels? If not which one could you recommend close to the action. Or even far from it?

Thanks.

Luis[/QUOTE]It's pretty much standard for 5 stars anywhere in the world. They don't want to be seen catering to hookers and johns. If they did, they wouldn't be 5 stars! If you want to bring a girl in, it will have to be as your "girlfriend." Sign in as a couple. If you expect to be bringing a new "girlfriend" every night, forget about it! You might be able to bribe, but don't expect it to work.

[QUOTE=Hioctane;1154134]It's pretty much standard for 5 stars anywhere in the world. They don't want to be seen catering to hookers and johns. If they did, they wouldn't be 5 stars! If you want to bring a girl in, it will have to be as your "girlfriend." Sign in as a couple. If you expect to be bringing a new "girlfriend" every night, forget about it! You might be able to bribe, but don't expect it to work.[/QUOTE]

Hioctane, I'll be sport and try to believe you actually do patronize 5 stars hotels, but than you don't travel enough to judge what's pretty much standard "anywhere in the world". It's definetely not in Europe and Asia and haven't heard it's any different in the US.

Is there a nice hotel in Bogota with an inhouse disco loaded with freelancers so one doesn't need to hunt too far away?

Talisman, Colombia has the feeling of a place requiring a little extra security and the Marriott deal actually doesn't sound that bad, especially if the receptionnist is polite and it really settles for 30usd, but I sure could do with a couple of adresses of higher end love hotels, although a place where you can call in escorts would be even better (Sofitel came as one of those in the Bogota hotel thread but I'm not impressed with their accomodation offering).

Cheers

[QUOTE=Luis1;1154100]For those interested, I did call the hotel and they charge 30USD per guest. Does one has to register the girls in every good hotel in Bogota?[/QUOTE]

Sorry, got confused... I gave up the Casa Dann Carlton after reading the review on Trip Advisor and it's The Marriot Bogota I called, which reservation officer indicated the 30usd guest fee.

[QUOTE=Luis1;1154187]Sorry, got confused... I gave up the Casa Dann Carlton after reading the review on Trip Advisor and it's The Marriot Bogota I called, which reservation officer indicated the 30usd guest fee.[/QUOTE]La Fontana Hotel. No quest fee. Calle 127 No 15-36. One of the best. Expensive. But make deal.

[QUOTE=Luis1;1154172]Talisman, Colombia has the feeling of a place requiring a little extra security and the Marriott deal actually doesn't sound that bad, especially if the receptionnist is polite and it really settles for 30usd,[/QUOTE]The Marriott in Bogota is one of the nicest hotels in the city. When I was there I brought in 2 female friends (1 on 2 separate occaisions). Nobody ever said anything to me about any fee or questioned someone going in with me, which was a relief because most other hotels in Colombia do try to get you for at least US$30. If I remember correctly, the elevators, located in a sitting area that also houses the hotel's restaurant, are around the corner from the reception desk. So although the front desk will see you come in with someone they will not be able to see you going up the elevator because the front desk is facing the back side of the wall that houses the elevator shafts.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1154282]The Marriott in Bogota is one of the nicest hotels in the city. When I was there I brought in 2 female friends (1 on 2 separate occaisions). Nobody ever said anything to me about any fee or questioned someone going in with me, which was a relief because most other hotels in Colombia do try to get you for at least US$30. If I remember correctly, the elevators, located in a sitting area that also houses the hotel's restaurant, are around the corner from the reception desk. So although the front desk will see you come in with someone they will not be able to see you going up the elevator because the front desk is facing the back side of the wall that houses the elevator shafts.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the info! As there are 2 Marriots in Bogota, did you stay in the most central? (JW Marriott I think, and the other one is closer to the airport)

[QUOTE=Luis1;1154365]Thanks for the info! As there are 2 Marriots in Bogota, did you stay in the most central? (JW Marriott I think, and the other one is closer to the airport)[/QUOTE][url]Http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/bogmc-bogota-marriott-hotel/[/url]

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1154388][url]Http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/bogmc-bogota-marriott-hotel/[/url][/QUOTE]Thanks mr Enternational, although I booked a suite the other Marriott before you replied (mostly beause it seems closer to town and offers some bigger rooms). Hopefully the security won't bother too much if and when coming in with a guest.

Thanks for the tip on La Fontana OrientalExpress, the reviews aren't great on TA but I will definetely keet it in mind if the Marriott turns to be too much of a hassle.

[quote=johntodd;1153935]i returned at 8:00pm, the ladies at atune thinned out, in the afternoon there were perhaps 30 ladies, at 8:00pm perhaps 6 ladies. i did not connect with this group, it was dark, but still early, walked around the block peeked in some clubs, there was one club on the same block as atune, opposite side of the street near the corner, it was thucke in from the street, you walked say 30 yeards to the door. this place was jammed with people, i did see two ladies that worked the afternoon shift at atune there, i did not score there.[/quote]thanks for the cool report. great to hear this under-reported area is still jamming. atunes always closes around 20:00, it's more of a day time place. the clubs across the street are fiebre, las paisas, la casona, and troya, and several smaller ones. they are very crowded from maybe about 19:00 or so. i haven't been to there in about 6 months but at least that how it's been for a while. many of the ladies from atunes go to the bars across the street at night and i have even seen them all the way up in the bars around calle 85 even on the same day (charging 5x the atunes prices!)