About escort friendly hotels and outcall services in Bogota
Hello Fred Gold,
I'm going to answer some of your questions here. Yes hotels are required to register the visitor at night. It varies from hotel to hotel, some after 8pm some after 10pm, some the whole day. Even if the visitor is staying for a couple of hours there is a visitor's fee of 35 to 40 USD, again depending on the hotel. Some hotels have a massage service or spa but this certainly doesn't include sex or BJ. That's why if you're staying at a hotel and if you want a full service, there are girls who will come to your hotel (outcall service) and give you the full service which also varies a lot depending on each girl. Ask first, and be as clear as possible before she arrives to your hotel room, and also see what she has to offer and get to an agreement. Zona rosa and zona T are the same location. I haven't found until now any hotel that costs less than 200usd. Do take in consideration the hotels I don't reccomend if you are willing to have a pleasant stay.
[QUOTE=Fred Gold; 1479601]Sorry for all these questions. I did find GolferFun 's post on 9/12/13 helpful for suggestions.
As reported, hotels are now 'required' to record guests. Do they routinely enforce this?
Do they charge this if there is a guest for a few hours?"The national sales tax (16%) is charged upon check-out to citizens of Colombia regardless of length of stay and to foreigners staying 60 consecutive days or more. Additionally, the tax is applied per room when the room is shared by a taxable and a nontaxable guest."
In Asia an in-room massage frequently includes BJ or sex. In Bogota, many hotels offer in-room massage. Is BJ or sex the same in Bogota?
Should I look for a hotel in Zona Rosa or Zona T? Any girl friendly hotel ideas for about 200, 000COP?
Thanks for advise![/QUOTE]