Caracas

[QUOTE=Reinaldo]
Prominently displayed was a sign with the price $20,000B. [/QUOTE]
According to XE Currency Converter, that comes to US$9.31! And to think she had to split that with the house! Sounds like you got your money's worth. At least you got off.

I need help with a budget hotel in Caracas. 20-30 dollar, chica friendly and in a safe area. Is this possible?

I don't know why this place is not recommended, its my usual hotel when I stay in Caracas. Its near some of the action, its cheap, and they give you a free toothbrush.

Of course, you may be killed or robbed if you walk more than 100 meters from the hotel.

Apologies to those who messaged me over the past few months. I'll pm you soon. I'll also add postings on a couple of great after-hours clubs, AM and 12:34. It's taken me this long to get my home internet connection up and running again, I'm glad to be back!

Mongering brethren,

I had the opportunity to go to CCS on a last minute trip this last week. I have been to CCS on and off for the last ten years and frankly it is quite sad to see the slow decline of this country. Venezuela is a beautiful country with great restaurants, a serious party scene and arguably the most beautiful women on the planet.
If you go, make sure you have a reliable driver waiting for you (I use and recommend Reinaldo from venezueladriver.com). The main highway is closed and the alternate routes are risky and/or lengthy in terms of time (3 hours+). I recommend the El Junquito route as it is scenic and not stressful.

My favourite hotels are The Embassy Suites in front of Centro Lido ($175), Altamira Suites ($70) or the Altamira Continental ($50). All of these hotels are chica friendly.
For entertainment I called a thin gal from tumami.com and to my surprise, she proved to be quite good ($35). She was in her early 20s, long legs and a great disposition. We hit it off quite well. As a matter of fact, after the experience, I invited her to dinner the next day. I never thought she would be around since she is quite popular (a solid 8 in my book). I had to work until around 7pm and didn’t have a chance to call her until then, but when I called, she was happy to hear from me and told me she was looking forward to dinner. I took her to a nice restaurant, there are many choices in town.

We had a nice time and I treated her like a lady. Afterwards, I invited her to come back to my room and she agreed. We hung out for a while and I started to caress her and kiss her. She lied on the bed and asked if it was ok to fall asleep. This surprised me as I had a raging hard-on and wanted to do her, but I told her ok. Before she fell asleep in my arms, she told me I would have a nice surprise in the morning.

Needless to say, the morning was a great one. BBBJ, multiple positions and total GFE. She came multiple times and we truly enjoyed each others company. When it was time for her to leave and me to go to work, she asked if she could see me again. I told her of course and offered to give her a gift. She politely declined and said she had enjoyed herself too much and it was personal this time. As a matter of fact, she asked me to call her next time so she can clear her schedule.

This is a first for me. I’m a fit man in my early 40’s and never thought in my wildest dreams a girl like that would like me so much.

The semi-pro scene in Caracas is possible provided you are patient. You can go to the Sambil shopping center and scope out the girls there. It is possible to strike conversations with nice looking girls. If you are pressed for time, I have a couple of recommendations that would be sure to please. The studios are a great choice provided you have some time. The studios are particularly good to get dates for later at reduced prices. I found a 10 in a studio that I ended up dating for over a year.

PM me if you need help or have questions.

Please be careful in Caracas. Situational awareness is always key.

Monger on

[QUOTE=Zombie Caracas]Hi all,

The Morrison is located about one and a half Square to the east from San ignacio Mall, in Chacao/La Castellana border. Is like passing in front of the mall towards the Altamira Square, at the right side of the road (not visible from the avenue, you have to go a little down in one of the streets)

For what i heard, too costly and no rooms, you have to empty your pockets and sell your family just to cover the exit fee.[/QUOTE]They do have rooms, but nothing special. The girls perform better if you take them out of the club. And I never could figure out the fine - it's worse than estimating US taxes.

First day in Caracas, I had a cabbie take me first to Edificio Volta, where I got a nice blow job from a latina redhead and then to Cazadores, cross the street and down the block a little.

Unlike other reports about Volta, I found the chicas to be fairly good-looking. They all were in their 20s, dressed in short skimpy skirts and tops and sexy high-heels. There were a few scroungy guys hanging around, but they didn't seem too menacing, they were all focused on the girls.

There were about 6 girls on the 1st floor and about 10 on the second. They all looked ready to go. The gal I picked was actually quite friendly and talkative, and wanted to know how long I had been in Venezuela etc. 25,000 BS. set price.

Then the cabbie walked me over to Cazadores and I went up to the first floor, where there was about 10-12 chicas. A few black. Not a bad selection in my opinion. I just looked around and left.

More to come -- OUT

4th day in Caracas. On Sundays when all the sex venues are closed you can always count on Volta and Cazadors to be open. I notice that there are new chicas every day at those places. My last 2 encounters have been the best. Theres a gal that goes by the handle of Charo, gives good head.

I went over to Rodundo for a drink (basement of Chacacito Comm. Cntr.). 7 chicas floated in and out. One doable the rest average. They wanted BS 170,000 for an hour, and BS 120,000 for half; plus 70,000 for the room. Way too expensive for my taste. Beers are 7,000.

I tried the studio at the Andrea bldg. (close to McDonalds on Av. Francisco de Miranda nr. Calle Muneco, buzz no. 28, 7th floor). Got buzzed in and met a krachity old mamsan who only had 1 average looking chica. She said there were 3 others but they floated in and out and didnt know when they show up. It was a nice apartment, very comfortable. The rate was BS 70,000 complete with massage and blow job. Ill go back later.

These Venezolanas must be real high maintenance. They spent alot of money on clothes, jewelry and makeup. Good-looking but snobby and stuckup.

Nice, modern and cheap metro system. Something for the Venezuelans to be proud of.

OUT

No responses to Klamydia's below post about budget hotels? I try travel in his $20 - $30 price range and would appreciate any help about inexpensive hotels in Caracas and other cities in Venezuela. Girl friendly, when possible.

That is a tough one.
Be cause the bridge (Viaduct) was out for so long, it seems to me that business meetings that were cancelled are booking most of the hotels.
At some hours of the day the road to Caracas can still take around 2 hours. We went over the old road to save time. It took around an hour.
The only thing we could find was the Hotel Paseo Las Mercedes. B$177,000 on weekends and 236,000 during the week.
I could not stand Caracas, so I flew to Curacao. And one other friend flew home. BayBoy stuck it out, but could not find any cheaper hotels. Everything was full, even hotels in Sabana Grande. We really wanted to stay at the Hotel La Floresta in Altamira around US$50.
So, contact any hotel that you want to stay at, Way before you go.
WT69

[QUOTE=Klamydia]I need help with a budget hotel in Caracas. 20-30 dollar, chica friendly and in a safe area. Is this possible?[/QUOTE]

Anything change in Caracas in the last 2 to 3 months that I should know about?

It looks like nobody is going there.
The newest is on the list.
The only thing new that happened is that all three of us has charges on our credit cards that we did not use. We think someone in one of the hotels we stayed in got into our suitcase and copied the numbers off our transactions receipts. We all had separate rooms.
WT69

[QUOTE=Rodney Munch]Anything change in Caracas in the last 2 to 3 months that I should know about?[/QUOTE]

That problem has been going on for years. Chances are the charges were made by a hotel clerk to whom you gave your credit card and copied the numbers and name. They may also have sold that information.

Hey guys ... got a call last week from my Master Card company ... somebody was charging up a storm with my credit card number in Caracas.

I haven't been there in a couple months ... got the charges reversed and cancelled the card.

Looks like quite a scam is going on in Caracas.

Ten cuidado!

My charge issues are concerning my ATM card. Somebody got ahold of my number and tried to charge some things.The funny thing was that the charges came from Holland, Aruba and Maine of all places; a long way from Venezuela..

Fortunately my bank stopped all the charges. But a couple of banks in Caracas have tried to charge me for transactions that were rejected at the ATM site. I'm in the process of getting them taken off now. Somebody in those banks stole my number.