Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=Oterri;2733896]Based on my experience and RTFF, I think the following casaa are the best bets for having more than 10 girls to choose from. Most of the time at least.
New Life, Zandaly, Dulce Company, Sexy Amigas.
Did I miss any good ones?[/QUOTE]
In El Centro, I'd agree those are your best bets. But for a much pricier alternative (fancier reception area and rooms, nicer neighborhood) there's Spa Fantasias Energy Cra. 74 #101 49, in Laureles, and somewhat in between in price and amenity, Eros spa, Cra. 81 A #34 a 15. Both in Laureles. With perhaps two hot-looking exceptions at Spa Fantasias over the course of 10 or so visits, I've never found much difference in the quality of chica lineups at either of these casas when compared with the best of the El Centro venues. Of course, there's also the famous (former Escobar manse and quite expensive) Loutrons--but in my two (pre-pandemic) visits there were never more than a handful of ladies (3 to 5) available and none that would provide the (for me) essential extras (DFK, BBBJ) even for a generous propina. I took a pass. But, that said, as I vaguely recall, the few chicas in the Loutron lineup were definitely better looking than you'd find elsewhere.

[QUOTE=JjBee62;2733824]Vaccination card is still required.[/QUOTE]Airport personnel in MDE asks to put a mask on. Last time it took me a while to find one from my maleta.

I got a zillion of them but these will be the last, for now.

When I was there two weeks ago, they required masks coming off the plane and were handing them out to those who did not have them. When returning home, there were plenty of folks in the check-in area without masks, but when you got to the international terminal security check-point, they required the mask (although lots of folks later took them off or were not wearing them fully in the waiting areas). So, yes, just have a mask handy so it does not impede your dash to the immigration line!

[QUOTE=PseudoGene;2734197]Airport personnel in MDE asks to put a mask on. Last time it took me a while to find one from my maleta.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=AdamWl;2733716]I had my first hot shower in centro short-time room (strip clubs included) and it made me feel so welcomed compared to the cold and aggressively hissing water in other places I almost shed a tear. Popped my head out and yelled to my chica, Agua! Agua caliente! She cracked up. Zona Rosa, 13 mil.[/QUOTE]Is there a list of establishments with Showers with Hot Water?? (Short time / Airbnb / Hotels / Casas / Spas / Etc.).

Since the lack of hot water is common in MDE and Columbia in general. I have read back plenty of pages but I don't see where BM's indicate where they stay or mongering establishments if they have Hot Water Showers available.

I'm sure a list establishments that have Hot Showers/Hot Water would be of value. Or if BM's can indicate Hot Shower/Hot Water in future posts.

[QUOTE=UniversalX;2734340]Is there a list of establishments with Showers with Hot Water?? (Short time / Airbnb / Hotels / Casas / Spas / Etc.).

Since the lack of hot water is common in MDE and Columbia in general. I have read back plenty of pages but I don't see where BM's indicate where they stay or mongering establishments if they have Hot Water Showers available.

I'm sure a list establishments that have Hot Showers/Hot Water would be of value. Or if BM's can indicate Hot Shower/Hot Water in future posts.[/QUOTE]A city with around 4 million people in area and you would like a list of places with hot water. Anyway. A suggestion is that if it is a hotel catering to tourists at all it probably has hot water, at least some of the time. As for other places you could not predict from one day to the next let alone have a reliable list.

[QUOTE=UniversalX;2734340]

I'm sure a list establishments that have Hot Showers/Hot Water would be of value. Or if BM's can indicate Hot Shower/Hot Water in future posts.[/QUOTE]Generally speaking most overnight accommodations, something that you can book online in Medellin, like on booking, or another platform will have hot water in Medellin.

However, in other Cities, such as along the coast, or in the hotter areas of the Country they might not, and you need to inquire with the establishment. I recently rented an apartment in San Geronimo about an hour away from Medellin, and the place had three showers and only one of them had an electric heated shower head. And on Booking from where I rented it thru, there was no mention about hot water.

As far as Love Motels in Centro having hot water, well I have found that if your paying around 12,000 Pesos or more for a room that has a shower, it will probably have hot water. But again you need to ask. And then there is the issue of towels. Lot's of places will only give you one, so you need to ask for another one if you want one.

In and around the Veracruz Church area there are several Love Motels that consistently have hot water, albeit it may at times be very hot or lukewarm, and if you go on the backside, where all bars are, and your not paying much, don't count on there being any hot water, let alone a bathroom in lot's of the rooms.

As far as Casa's, Strip Clubs, etc, I'm sure the higher end ones do, but again you should just ask if that is a requirement for you.

[QUOTE=UniversalX;2734340]Is there a list of establishments with Showers with Hot Water?? (Short time / Airbnb / Hotels / Casas / Spas / Etc.)...........[/QUOTE]

A bizarrely, quixotic request to be sure, albeit one that I can personally relate to--as someone who religiously starts each day with a 10-15 minute hot shower (my substitute for meditation, yoga, and psychotherapy) and relishes a hot water dousing after sessioning with a chica. As Zeos1 suggests, tourist-oriented hotels reliably have hot water. Another simple (if clichéd) screening criteria--you generally get what you pay for. Any Medellin hotel / AirBnB over some minimal price (say $30 per night) can be counted on to have heated agua flowing from the taps. This criteria also (albeit a little less reliably) applies to clubs, casas, spas etc.

More practically, perhaps one of the long-term El Centro Rats among the board members can provide a short list of which among the more popular, bargain-basement mongering venues, (e.g. casas such as Zandalay? Amigas Sexy?; clubs--Barre Ejecutiva? Conejitos?; short term hotels--Premium Plaza? Hotel de Grieff?) dependably offer hot showers. Like AdamWl, whose post initiated this chain of comments, I've been pleasantly surprised on rare occasions by finding hot water in the most improbable of El Centro joints, but don't recall where. Such a list would be practical to compile and no doubt welcome by some (if not most) of us--with the exception of Osteo and the other advocates of paleo-hygiene.

[QUOTE=Zeos1;2734423]A city with around 4 million people in area and you would like a list of places with hot water. Anyway. A suggestion is that if it is a hotel catering to tourists at all it probably has hot water, at least some of the time. As for other places you could not predict from one day to the next let alone have a reliable list.[/QUOTE]Sounds like a good idea at first blush, on paper. A Hot Water List.

For one thing, it would be out-of-date the moment it was posted.

Except for the higher end tourist areas where you could reasonably expect hot water, you would more or less assume your short-time love motels will not have hot water, and be happy when they do. Otherwise, ask before your longer reservations and don't freak out if and when you have to do without hot water at times.

I get it. Guys bring their own shower heads and want hot water. My Numero Uno Novia Catgirl loves extra hot showers when she came to my hotel, hotter than I like. Believe it or not, a surprising number of chicas shun the hot water and would laugh and try to hit me with cold water when we are in the shower together.

I am not trying to get anyone to change their personal preferences but sometimes a little adaptation goes a long way. There are many parallel examples when visiting a foreign country. Remember, that it is much more realistic and effective for the individual mongerer to adapt to their surroundings than it is to expect an entire country to adapt to your individual preferences. I see guys expend a lot of energy on the latter. They often get the desired results but time and energy, like money, is a finite resource for most of us. I try to expend as much energy as I can in Medellin on fucking, licking and getting sucked, jajajaja, and otherwise maintain a relaxed state.

Fotos: I lied in my previous post and I am posting more chicas in the shower. The last foto, if you haven't been "exposed" to this little contraption is how most lower strata (in other words, the majority) of people in Medellin get a hot shower, remembering that the vast majority of private residences don't have any hot water. They sell these mini-water heaters built into the shower head everywhere including on the shelves at Exito. They make a great gift, just remember they have to be wired to electricity which depending on your skill set you can do yourself or pay to have that done as part of the gift. I first saw one of these things in Pattaya, Thailand and it was a little disconcerting to step under one of these these things with bare wires showing and the water running, but I got used to it and nothing bad has ever happened, yet, jajaja.

[QUOTE=Osteoknot;2734449]The last foto, if you haven't been "exposed" to this little contraption is how most lower strata (in other words, the majority) of people in Medellin get a hot shower, remembering that the vast majority of private residences don't have any hot water. They sell these mini-water heaters built into the shower head everywhere including on the shelves at Exito. They make a great gift, just remember they have to be wired to electricity which depending on your skill set you can do yourself or pay to have that done as part of the gift. I first saw one of these things in Pattaya, Thailand and it was a little disconcerting to step under one of these these things with bare wires showing and the water running, but I got used to it and nothing bad has ever happened, yet, jajaja.[/QUOTE]In this video a local chica who runs a Youtube video out of Bogota, even thought he video the states "be careful" she actually says in the video that she has never heard of anyone getting shocked by an electric shower head. She does not talk about that until 4 minutes into the video.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xl6d7tW21Ug&t=352s[/URL]

[QUOTE=MojoBandit;2734503]In this video a local chica who runs a Youtube video out of Bogota, even thought he video the states "be careful" she actually says in the video that she has never heard of anyone getting shocked by an electric shower head. She does not talk about that until 4 minutes into the video.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xl6d7tW21Ug&t=352s[/URL][/QUOTE]Yep, the shower head variety of water heating is by far the most common in any mid to lower income settings, establishments. The casas downtown may have these in some of the shower in some of the rooms and they work only some of the time. I don't bother fiddling with the controls if I'm in one as I often see bare wires and 220 volt connections.

I added Street walkers in the Park and a Massage place that is worth a visit.

Gosh, if you want hot water stay in a nice hotel or apartment in a nice neighborhood. Don't expect all the bells and whistles paying under 3 bucks for a room. This topic should be moved to the stupid shit in MDE thread, no wonder mongers can't find useful info in all the clutter here.

That is excellent advice about how to use the shower head electric water heaters. Never touch them while the shower is in use or the bathroom or shower floor is wet. They are generally safe if they are installed correctly and grounded.

[QUOTE=Zeos1;2734514]Yep, the shower head variety of water heating is by far the most common in any mid to lower income settings, establishments. The casas downtown may have these in some of the shower in some of the rooms and they work only some of the time. I don't bother fiddling with the controls if I'm in one as I often see bare wires and 220 volt connections.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MojoBandit;2734503]In this video a local chica who runs a Youtube video out of Bogota, even thought he video the states "be careful" she actually says in the video that she has never heard of anyone getting shocked by an electric shower head. She does not talk about that until 4 minutes into the video.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xl6d7tW21Ug&t=352s[/URL][/QUOTE]I know it's a video, she neeeeeds to talk and supply some audio. She's a little mouthy but very cute, she was funny when she said, "Are you kidding me, are you trying to kill yourself"? "I know that it's crazy, are you trying to kill me"? "We are Colombians, ees not that bad". She's funny but she would look better (to me) and sound better with my cock in her mouth, and that would shut her up at least temporarily. She mentioned living in Virginia before. I wonder who will snatch her up and take her back to the states where I bet she gains 25 kilograms, jaja.

As I mentioned it's unnerving to stand under one of those shower head heaters. Kinda like she said, she never heard of anyone getting hurt by one, yet she recommends against using them.

I sure as hell wouldn't touch one while I standing in water and soaking wet. Add some 220 V and that is a lethal combination. The one I saw with bare copper hanging out was in Thailand. I stood on the plastic toilet (not grounded) did my "best guess" adjustment for the hot water before I started the shower, and went for it. Lived to tell the tale, jajajja.

Fotos: For those of you who pay attention, in the first foto, the red on the floor is hair dye, not sangre, jaja.

Fuck, she's cute. With an annoying voice. I let it run into the next video of hers. Great body, too.