Lima

[QUOTE=Heohh;3069879]Hi everyone,

I'm flying to Lima in a couple of days and have booked a room at the Crowne Plaza. I wanted to ask about the hotel's policy on bringing guests.

If I've booked a double room, can I bring a guest for free? Do I need to pay any extra registration fee for her?

I had a really bad experience with this same hotel chain in Cartagena, Colombia. When I asked if I could bring a guest, they told me there would be a $40 charge. But when I actually arrived with her, they refused to let her in at all because she only had Venezuelan documents.

That's why I'd like to clarify the situation in Lima in advance. Any information or recent experiences would be greatly appreciated..[/QUOTE]I just came back from Lima in Jan. All the hotels in Lima are guest friendly. All of them will require the visitor to register at the front desk. Some of them charge a small fee, some don't. If you want to know your specific hotel's guest policy, you can look up their phone number and contact them on Whatsapp.

I went to the bars and discos in Miraflores yesterday around the Pizza Walking Street and the neighboring streets. It looks like all those places aren't really geared toward picking up girls. I ended up leaving empty-handed. Groups of Peruvians just come there to dance and have fun. There wasn't anything interesting around Kennedy Park either.

Looking for the disco similar to Santa Cattleya with some profs at Cartagena if you what about I am talking.

Is there any kind of action in Miraflores besides happy-ending massage places? I'm too lazy to go all the way to Las Sirenitas. I was there yesterday and, just as I expected, it was packed and overcrowded. There were about 20 locals per every chica. The chicas were completely exhausted — they barely had time to leave the room before the next client walked in. Probably best not to go there on weekends.

[QUOTE=Heohh;3070375]I went to the bars and discos in Miraflores yesterday around the Pizza Walking Street and the neighboring streets. It looks like all those places aren't really geared toward picking up girls. I ended up leaving empty-handed. Groups of Peruvians just come there to dance and have fun. There wasn't anything interesting around Kennedy Park either.

Looking for the disco similar to Santa Cattleya with some profs at Cartagena if you what about I am talking.

Is there any kind of action in Miraflores besides happy-ending massage places? I'm too lazy to go all the way to Las Sirenitas. I was there yesterday and, just as I expected, it was packed and overcrowded. There were about 20 locals per every chica. The chicas were completely exhausted they barely had time to leave the room before the next client walked in. Probably best not to go there on weekends.[/QUOTE]You can go to Geishas also, it's a bit closer to Miraflores but still in another district. I would go to these places when the shift changes around 5:30-6 pm. It's less guys and you'll have first stab at the chicas.

I only have gone during this time for the reasons you mentioned.

As far as Miraflores, no, there is just spas and discos.

My advice is to sprinkle in some cold approaching, it's the easiest way to get dates with regular women and guys rarely do it, even with 7 out 10 women rejecting you, you'd still get 3 numbers and some dates. South America doesn't have fat ugly women nonstop like the USA so assuming you work out and have good grooming, you'll do well just being a gringo.

Reach out to jockey to see if he could set you up with some friends of his but those are your options to be honest.

Welcome to Peru and good luck! There are so many pretty women, you should do well with this plan.

[QUOTE=DaVinci40;3064090]Logistics.
That's it. Insanely long report but I can't do short ones. Enjoy.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the detailed report. Looking forward to a trip there to the chongos to try out all the types of chicks I was hesitant about without worrying about budget. I'm guessing with how low the prices DFK / GFE is probably out of the question unless you are bringing them back to the hotel through WhatsApp.

[QUOTE=Pokemonger;3071161]Thanks for the detailed report. Looking forward to a trip there to the chongos to try out all the types of chicks I was hesitant about without worrying about budget. I'm guessing with how low the prices DFK / GFE is probably out of the question unless you are bringing them back to the hotel through WhatsApp.[/QUOTE]You guessed right. Some will do light pecks on the cheek and they're good for the most part with touching (after you have sprayed your hand with their sanitizing spray) but yeah in the chongos no GFE or DFK happening. The 2 girls I had back at the hotel though were good with it at the hotel even though in the chongo they don't offer it.

I want to write a quick, long overdue report. I first looked into Lima early 2025 and made my first trip in May 2025. I looked through the forum and saw few of Jockeys posts so I messaged him and set a meet with one of his friend. I was instantly hooked we hung out for a few hours, drank some booze, talked, listened to some music, and ended the night perfectly. It was time and money well spent and since then I have made regular trips to Lima and every time I hit up Jockey. I can't praise him enough I never had a bad experience with any of his friends they all showed me a good time and it was never rushed. Some even were down to go out to the clubs and get wasted LOL I can't recommend jockey enough.

[QUOTE=JayJay0312;3071579]I want to write a quick, long overdue report. I first looked into Lima early 2025 and made my first trip in May 2025. I looked through the forum and saw few of Jockeys posts so I messaged him and set a meet with one of his friend. I was instantly hooked we hung out for a few hours, drank some booze, talked, listened to some music, and ended the night perfectly. It was time and money well spent and since then I have made regular trips to Lima and every time I hit up Jockey. I can't praise him enough I never had a bad experience with any of his friends they all showed me a good time and it was never rushed. Some even were down to go out to the clubs and get wasted LOL I can't recommend jockey enough.[/QUOTE]You call this a report? How much did you pay? What was the name of the girl / girl? What restrictions did they have? Etc. You sound like a shill promoting Jockey. Were you ever in Peru?

I'm planning my first trip to Lima from July 26 to July 31 and have a few questions:

1. Fiestas Patrias (July 28–29): Since these are Peru's two national holidays, are chongos, bars, night clubs, restaurants, and shopping malls generally open, closed, or operating with limited hours during those two days?

2. Hotel Location: Most travel recommendations suggest staying in Miraflores. Is there a particular reason for this? Since I plan to spend time at chongos such as Las Sirenitas, red light areas such as Jiron Zepita, Risso, would it make more sense to stay closer to that area rather than commuting an hour each way from Miraflores? Are there safety or convenience concerns with staying nearby?

3. GFE / DFK: A few reports suggested that DFK could not be had. I've traveled extensively in Colombia, Brazil, Mexico, El Salvador, SEA countries and I've generally found that more than half the girls are open to DFK with extra tips. Is it unreasonable to expect the same in Lima or simply a cultural difference where girls are less receptive to GFE / DFK?

I found a few videos showing the street action around Jiron Zepita and Jr. Risso. I'm usually not a big fan of SW because of safety and quality, but the areas seem to have a great talent. Has anyone ventured out in these areas?

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSnwPIVZ6A8[/URL]

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_purxOfmkPA&t=120s[/URL]

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BPy-_8jF30[/URL]

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AQDvWc6rlw[/URL]

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FVbQWhBPak[/URL]

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rarIdIbbCqc[/URL]

There are no good hotels near Jiron Zepita, Puente Nuevo, Ceres Medio, Plaza Norte or Ate. There are few nice Airbnb in those area. Best bet to save time is to stay at Airbnb.

[QUOTE=Jicks;3072474]There are no good hotels near Jiron Zepita, Puente Nuevo, Ceres Medio, Plaza Norte or Ate. There are few nice Airbnb in those area. Best bet to save time is to stay at Airbnb.[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.granhotelbolivar.pe/[/URL] - 5 minutes walk to Jr. Zepita (nearest point).

[QUOTE=Jicks;3072474]There are no good hotels near Jiron Zepita, Puente Nuevo, Ceres Medio, Plaza Norte or Ate. There are few nice Airbnb in those area. Best bet to save time is to stay at Airbnb.[/QUOTE]I booked at Hotel Quadrum for five nights. It is near Jr Risso in Lince. It says it caters to business executives and has good reviews.

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3072407]I found a few videos showing the street action around Jiron Zepita and Jr. Risso. I'm usually not a big fan of SW because of safety and quality, but the areas seem to have a great talent. Has anyone ventured out in these areas?

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSnwPIVZ6A8[/URL]

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_purxOfmkPA&t=120s[/URL]

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BPy-_8jF30[/URL]

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AQDvWc6rlw[/URL]

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FVbQWhBPak[/URL]

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rarIdIbbCqc[/URL][/QUOTE]Absolutely. Risso is better but its not a designated area. The talent is doubtful though.

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3072481]I booked at Hotel Quadrum for five nights. It is near Jr Risso in Lince. It says it caters to business executives and has good reviews.[/QUOTE]Why would you stay in a place known to police that was raided on multiple occasions in the past?

[QUOTE=Questner;3072485]Why would you stay in a place known to police that was raided on multiple occasions in the past?[/QUOTE]Most people seem to recommend staying in Miraflores as the go-to base for hotels, but I chose this area / hotel because of its strategic location for street action when I'm not visiting Chongos. I could be wrong since this is my first visit, let me know if I'm out of my mind to stay here. From what I've seen in videos and Google maps, the area has a few nightclubs, a shopping mall, supermarkets, and currency exchange services. The hotel also has good reviews and a restaurant right next door. Another thing I noticed is that this area seems to have one of the strongest police presences which adds a sense of security.

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