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[QUOTE=Freckly;1650978]Scheduling first trip to Colombia for a long weekend in Dec. I have read through the reports here but am still not clear. Can anyone give me some orientation in Bogota that where to stay in a good area with reasonable budget, where to eat, to change money, to move around and meet the girls. Is good Spanish a must? Thanks a lot. Anybody wants to hang out, first beer is on me.[/QUOTE]RTFF and tripadvisor.
I have an up coming layover in Bogota from 2:00 to 10:00 pm. Paradise Spa is close by, any first hand reports? I would like to spend 2 or 3 hours in a nice place, getting the deluxe treatment, before my 13 hour international flight. Any suggestions?
I'm in Orlando in early February and am thinking maybe about a trip south. I've a couple hundred words of Spanish tops and never been south of Mexico. What do you guys think is the best place to go? I kinda enjoy cruising street workers, don't like discos, am OK with parlours.
Direct flights from Orlando go to Santo Domingo (DR), Bogota, San Jose (CR), Guadalajara and Mexico City so I suppose that's the shortlist.
I read your post and wanted to give you some feedback based on my experience. I would definitely try to stay near park 93, or the zona T area as its walking distance to some main restaurants, shops and bars. In Bogota you have to be relatively careful every where you go, but in case you need to call a cab, make sure they give you the license plate or the car number and verify its correct before you get on. Eating: in those two areas you'll find plenty of restaurants, also shopping malls where to exchange money. If you would like an outcall service contact massagesinbogota dot com. Its a very reliable person and very straight forward. Hope you have a good time.
[QUOTE=Freckly;1650978]Scheduling first trip to Colombia for a long weekend in Dec. I have read through the reports here but am still not clear. Can anyone give me some orientation in Bogota that where to stay in a good area with reasonable budget, where to eat, to change money, to move around and meet the girls. Is good Spanish a must? Thanks a lot. Anybody wants to hang out, first beer is on me.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Gurgeh;1652972]I'm in Orlando in early February and am thinking maybe about a trip south. I've a couple hundred words of Spanish tops and never been south of Mexico. What do you guys think is the best place to go? I kinda enjoy cruising street workers, don't like discos, am OK with parlours.
Direct flights from Orlando go to Santo Domingo (DR), Bogota, San Jose (CR), Guadalajara and Mexico City so I suppose that's the shortlist.[/QUOTE]Based on your limited experience South of Mexico, I would say the best place to start is San Jose, the monger scene is good, relatively localized within a 5 mile radius, girls are easy to find, and most important is relatively much safer than Bogota (but still need to be careful) and English is more spoken. My opinion anyway.
[QUOTE=Gurgeh;1652972]I'm in Orlando in early February and am thinking maybe about a trip south. I've a couple hundred words of Spanish tops and never been south of Mexico. What do you guys think is the best place to go? I kinda enjoy cruising street workers, don't like discos, am OK with parlours.
Direct flights from Orlando go to Santo Domingo (DR), Bogota, San Jose (CR), Guadalajara and Mexico City so I suppose that's the shortlist.[/QUOTE]Cruising for street workers without spanish is a bad idea anywhere in Colombia.
[QUOTE=Freckly;1650978]Scheduling first trip to Colombia for a long weekend in Dec. I have read through the reports here but am still not clear. Can anyone give me some orientation in Bogota that where to stay in a good area with reasonable budget, where to eat, to change money, to move around and meet the girls. Is good Spanish a must? Thanks a lot. Anybody wants to hang out, first beer is on me.[/QUOTE]"Good area with reasonable budget". That is all relative, reasonable budget means different things to different people. Meet girls? Civilians or professionals? Where to eat? Looking for what, good restaurants? Change money, that one is easy, use the ATMs, good Spanish is very helpful and necessary depending io where you go, what you want to do.
The most important thing you need to know is that Bogota can be dangerous, if you are alone and not familiar with where to go, and not to go. A lot depends on you, how comfortable, adventurous, (some may say dumb), "foreign looking" you are, how you dress, etc.
Here is a tip. Bogota streets are either "Carreras" which are sequentially numbered and run roughly from South to North (lower numbers are South) and "Calles" which are equally sequentially numbered and run roughly from East to West (lower numbers are East.) The North East side of the city from calle 72 upwards, and Carrera 15 (AKA Avenida Caracas) eastward is relatively safe, the more South you go, the more dangerous it is.
As you can probably figure out, the "safe" quadrant of the city, is where the bulk of better known restaurants, hotels and bars are located, and of course is more expensive than the rest of the city, so it may be the area you are looking to stay, based on the limited information you provided.
Good luck.
[QUOTE=Gurgeh;1652972]I'm in Orlando in early February and am thinking maybe about a trip south. I've a couple hundred words of Spanish tops and never been south of Mexico. What do you guys think is the best place to go? I kinda enjoy cruising street workers, don't like discos, am OK with parlours.
Direct flights from Orlando go to Santo Domingo (DR), Bogota, San Jose (CR), Guadalajara and Mexico City so I suppose that's the shortlist.[/QUOTE]Go with San Jose if your Spanish is limited. You'll have a much easier time and it's a good mongering spot for sure. Build up on your Spanish, and then try some of the other places, they are all mostly different from each other. Sometimes western punters think that they'll have a good time just because they have the money to spend, but in a place like Bogota and Santo Domingo you really need to know decent Spanish to get around and have a good experience with chicas. It's much more difficult if you only know a few words because most of the chicas do not speak english.
Bogota and Santo Domingo do have a few english speakers but it's not the norm. You'll have a good time in San Jose, just build up your spanish and try to speak even if you make mistakes. It's the best way to learn.
Just request someone from the website (rosesqueens) and someone completely different came to the door. I confronted her about it and she said it was because she had clothes on. Right. She tried to show me her body but it was pathetically obvious, so I kicked her out. (I gave her cab fare) I mean I was nice and she was pleasant of course. I heard of these scams from this forum, but was still hopeful. Beware!
Visited la Piscina on a recent trip to Bogota. Nit sure if it was because it was Monday night or what, but despite the fact that there were many girls, most of them were below my minimum standard. Most of the girls seem to be enhanced on top and bottom, witch one short girl that looked like it was carrying 2 watermelons on top and two on the bottom. Don't reallly know who likes that, but I find it off-putting. I like'them natural.
Anyhow, saw a thicker, average height, colored hair girl, and started chatting with her. She seemed nice so decided to give it a trip. Off we went upstairs, fairly mechanical, single pop, and out in about 15 minutes.
Drinker a beer a saw what I was came to get. A tight spinner with long dark hair, bought her a drink (whisky) chatted for a while and went upstairs. Session started nicely, but soon she went into overdrive and seem like she just wanted to get me off right away. After we were done I hope in the shower for a quick wash came out she had already split.
At $60 a pop, the price is right, but would not be coming back.
I've been researching for an upcoming Bogota trip. For agencies, the Spanish language sites are a goldmine. Just google 'catador de prepagos Bogota' and do a bit of reading. This should help you find the well-reviewed agencies and avoid bait-and-switch.
The two most popular seem to be Sensuales be and Solitas para Ti, which both have a good variety of girls. Something to consider for you guys that like your domicilios.
Question for the Bogota experts (yes I have RTFF). Where do you guys suggest for girls on the upscale side? Similar to La Isla in Medellin. There's a lot of them in or near Zona Rosa (Oz, Lalo's, Extasis) from what I can tell, but I'm sure some of them are better than others. I'm willing to pay if the service and girls are great. A daytime place would work too, but I prefer nighttime.
[QUOTE=CMartinez;1655707]I've been researching for an upcoming Bogota trip. For agencies, the Spanish language sites are a goldmine. Just google 'catador de prepagos Bogota' and do a bit of reading. This should help you find the well-reviewed agencies and avoid bait-and-switch.
The two most popular seem to be Sensuales be and Solitas para Ti, which both have a good variety of girls. Something to consider for you guys that like your domicilios.
Question for the Bogota experts (yes I have RTFF). Where do you guys suggest for girls on the upscale side? Similar to La Isla in Medellin. There's a lot of them in or near Zona Rosa (Oz, Lalo's, Extasis) from what I can tell, but I'm sure some of them are better than others. I'm willing to pay if the service and girls are great. A daytime place would work too, but I prefer nighttime.[/QUOTE]Just to let you know that the 'catador de prepagos' guy is know to work with both agencies and some of the escorts themselves, so he shouldn't be trusted. You don't see lukewarm or bad services ever, for example.
That said, I personally know that solitas para ti does use real photos, at most it will be an old photo or slightly photoshoped. But they do use real photos, unlike 99% of the other sites that just take pics from google and paste them on their site.
[QUOTE=Pielroja;1656914]Just to let you know that the 'catador de prepagos' guy is know to work with both agencies and some of the escorts themselves, so he shouldn't be trusted. You don't see lukewarm or bad services ever, for example.
That said, I personally know that solitas para ti does use real photos, at most it will be an old photo or slightly photoshoped. But they do use real photos, unlike 99% of the other sites that just take pics from google and paste them on their site.[/QUOTE]Thanks. Good tip. I've been using escortsco, which allows commenters as opposed to one reviewer. Some reviews might be fake but there are bad reviews which makes the page as a whole more believable.
Any tips on night-time places?
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[QUOTE=CMartinez;1655707]I've been researching for an upcoming Bogota trip. For agencies, the Spanish language sites are a goldmine. Just google 'catador de prepagos Bogota' and do a bit of reading. This should help you find the well-reviewed agencies and avoid bait-and-switch.
The two most popular seem to be Sensuales be and Solitas para Ti, which both have a good variety of girls. Something to consider for you guys that like your domicilios.
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