Lima

[QUOTE=JonesTravel19;3077845]Did you bring girls (street area Lince) to the hotel? Is this hotel guest friendly? Do the staff notice when you bring girls to the room?[/QUOTE]All of the hotels in Lima are guests friendly. They must have an ID and you must check them in at the front desk. Some will charge a small fee if she stays overnight. The hotels are in the customer service business and they don't want to lose their customers to other hotels.

[QUOTE=Thin2;3078040]All of the hotels in Lima are guests friendly. They must have an ID and you must check them in at the front desk. Some will charge a small fee if she stays overnight. The hotels are in the customer service business and they don't want to lose their customers to other hotels.[/QUOTE]Hi, is there any hotels you would recommend that is close to the SG action? I assume they don't want to travel very far to go back to my hotel. Or, any agogo or strip club that lets me bring girls back?

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3077824]It's doable if you have the energy, don't mind losing some sleep, your immigration and customs goes smooth (mine took only an hour), and choose a hotel between the airport and LOS olivos. Most of the chongos are in the northern part of Lima in LOS Olivos area advertise that they are open until 4 am, although in practice many girls start to wind down around 2 am. These chongos are also closer to the airport than Miraflores, making them a short 20 minute commute late at night when there is little or no traffic.[/QUOTE]Thank you, this is exactly my plan, my question is that say I get done at Chongos around 2 am, how will I find a cab to take me back to my hotel near the airport? Is it easy to find Uber at such late hour in Lima?

[QUOTE=Pizza3368;3078056]Thank you, this is exactly my plan, my question is that say I get done at Chongos around 2 am, how will I find a cab to take me back to my hotel near the airport? Is it easy to find Uber at such late hour in Lima?[/QUOTE]Yes, Uber operates 24/7 in Lima, although availability may be limited at late hours, I recommend that you get inDrive app as a backup just in case Uber is busy.

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3078138]Yes, Uber operates 24/7 in Lima, although availability may be limited at late hours, I recommend that you get inDrive app as a backup just in case Uber is busy.[/QUOTE]Hey June!

Thanks so much for your reports in this Peru thread this will help me and a lot of other members who want to try out and visit Lima.

I'm hoping to have a trip set and planned out at some point before this year is done, and ID love to report it.

I was taking in concretion the area you stayed in Lince and even the hotel maybe but will do more research on that.

I'm happy Lince was safe for you so that gives me courage to try and stay in Lince.

Miraflores is on my list so its closer to the beach.

Part from that Jockey and other members advice I will keep very close to me, when I do visit there.

Pretty Simple don't go down a dark alley LOL and don't stay out to late so I think everyone will be safe.

Thanks again!

I want to add, don't be flashy, flashy attracts the wrong attention. If you show money, someone who wants to take it will see you.

[QUOTE=Jockey16;3074023]Good for you if after all the warnings, have decided that you can manage to venture into unpredictable areas without any problems.

I believe LetsGoMets is giving g sound advice to those contemplating traveling to Lima not knowing the language and trying to enjoy Lima without having to worry about safety.

Just googled:

"Search Assist.

Tourists in Lima have experienced petty crime, including theft and muggings, particularly in crowded areas and at night. While most visits are trouble-free, it's important to stay aware of your surroundings and take precautions..[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=JoeStressFree;3078205]Hey June!

Thanks so much for your reports in this Peru thread this will help me and a lot of other members who want to try out and visit Lima.

I'm hoping to have a trip set and planned out at some point before this year is done, and ID love to report it.

I was taking in concretion the area you stayed in Lince and even the hotel maybe but will do more research on that.

I'm happy Lince was safe for you so that gives me courage to try and stay in Lince.

Miraflores is on my list so its closer to the beach.

Part from that Jockey and other members advice I will keep very close to me, when I do visit there.

Pretty Simple don't go down a dark alley LOL and don't stay out to late so I think everyone will be safe.

Thanks again![/QUOTE]

You are welcome. And thanks to you, Davinci, Jockey, Letsgomets, Questner for your posts and messages, were very helpful in planning my trip.

I also want to add that I spent time exploring Miraflores, Barranco, Larcomar, and they are absolutely amazing, coastal walk between Miraflores and Barranco, scenic ocean views, trendy restaurants, bars, shopping, hotels, parks. If you are visiting Lima for the first time and prefer to stay in the safe tourist friendly area with English speaking staff, great nightlife, Miraflores is hard to beat, there really isn't another place quite like it. The only downside is heavier traffic and generally higher prices for hotels, restaurants, bars. If you are looking for a more authentic local Peruvian experience, Lince is a good alternative. Hotels, restaurants, and bars are more affordable, and its central location makes it convenient to reach both Miraflores and other parts of the city. I just found Lince to be a very practical base for this purpose of my trip.

If you are planning to spend five or more days in Lima, you can consider splitting your stay between Miraflores to enjoy the coastal scenery, restaurants, and tourist attractions, then spend a couple of days in Lince to experience a different side of the city. That way you get the best of both worlds.

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3078270]You are welcome. And thanks to you, Davinci, Jockey, Letsgomets, Questner for your posts and messages, were very helpful in planning my trip.

I also want to add that I spent time exploring Miraflores, Barranco, Larcomar, and they are absolutely amazing, coastal walk between Miraflores and Barranco, scenic ocean views, trendy restaurants, bars, shopping, hotels, parks. If you are visiting Lima for the first time and prefer to stay in the safe tourist friendly area with English speaking staff, great nightlife, Miraflores is hard to beat, there really isn't another place quite like it. The only downside is heavier traffic and generally higher prices for hotels, restaurants, bars. If you are looking for a more authentic local Peruvian experience, Lince is a good alternative. Hotels, restaurants, and bars are more affordable, and its central location makes it convenient to reach both Miraflores and other parts of the city. I just found Lince to be a very practical base for this purpose of my trip.

If you are planning to spend five or more days in Lima, you can consider splitting your stay between Miraflores to enjoy the coastal scenery, restaurants, and tourist attractions, then spend a couple of days in Lince to experience a different side of the city. That way you get the best of both worlds.[/QUOTE]Hi June,

Thank you for your insightful comments. I downloaded the inDrive app, and I now feel much more comfortable navigating Lima.

I still have one question that has not been discussed much in the thread. Many people seem to recommend going directly to Chogos for nightlife, but I am also interested having a girl over the night, I am wondering how can I find resources for that? Does SG typically do a all night or only a few hours?

Could you also suggest a convenient area to stay close to nightlife while still being comfortable and easy to reach by car?

Thank you again for your help.

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3078138]Yes, Uber operates 24/7 in Lima, although availability may be limited at late hours, I recommend that you get inDrive app as a backup just in case Uber is busy.[/QUOTE]Are you still in Lima?

[QUOTE=Pizza3368;3078054]Hi, is there any hotels you would recommend that is close to the SG action? I assume they don't want to travel very far to go back to my hotel. Or, any agogo or strip club that lets me bring girls back?[/QUOTE]I don't do SG. I mostly hit up massages places and jockey16's friends. I've stayed at DoubleTree by Hilton El Pardo, AC hotel by Marriott and Pullman. They're all in Miraflores.

So I'm in Lima. First I walked around 16 pm around Lince area. I walked trough JR. Risso street and Arequipa street. I walked for 1,5 hours and did not see a single girl. Can someone point me in the right direction? Its supposed to be Jr. Risso street, right?

After some dinner I took the Uber to the Zepita area. (I used Botoca Bristol S. A. see. On google maps as my waypoint. I saw that place on the YouTube videos). And oh my: what a cuties I saw! It was around 19.30 pm. The streets do look rough around the edges. But there where a lot of girls. And the quality-looks wise- did not disappoint. I took precautions such as not carrying my bank passes and a "burner" phone. The streets where full of people and after a couple of minutes I did not feel unsafe. But still a bit on guard. I walked around the block to decide which girl I liked the most. And then I saw her walking. The first girl was (very) short, slim and cute and even got braces. She wore a yellow dress and bows in her hair. She looked barely 18, but she told me she was 23 and got multiple tattoos. When she walked in front of me to the "hotel" (empty buildings used for this) I could almost not believe how small and cute she was. I paid 20 soles extra for tongue kissing. That was worth it. She has a beautiful face and those braces made it extra cute for me. Downside was I finished way to quickly (so annoying.) and after I was 'done' she wrapped up and quickly went back to the street. When I was done dressing and walked outside I saw her already walking in with another guy.

The second girl was from Venezuela and looked like a model with her big brown glistering eyes. Beautiful face. Body wise not as small as the first one, but still slim. She showed affection, cuddled, talked (well, using translate) and did a bit of foreplay. Good start. The kissing was more an act: a bit on the lips but not really french tongue kissing. She watched the clock and before I knew it the time was "up". I did not finish. I did not watch the clock myself, but I don't believe this was 20 minutes.

When walking around the block I decided to go for a round 3 -had not finished the second time-. I had a hard time deciding who to choose. Some of the girls where really my type, but stayed glued to their phones. I did ask a couple if the are willing to kiss, but that is something most of them decline (which I understand. But I like the foreplay and kissing better than the actual fucking, although I wish that was not the case). When walking trough the same street for the third time I saw a very cute and young looking teen who greeted me. Bingo. Up to yet another clandestine hotel (20 soles for the room, 50 soles for the girl). Inside the room when used some google translate. I played with her very tight body. The service was not good: no real kissing although she said she would and she was also a watch watcher. I felt stupid: first I came to quick and now I don't come at all. This mechanical sex doesn't really work for me. In theory it sounds wonderful to pound this short teen. And reading some of the reports on this site a lot of guys fuck multiple girls back to back. But the mere act of fucking is not exciting enough for me, I don't stay hard enough. Ugghh. She was cute. 20 years.

After the third girl I decided to go back to the hotel. I did talk (translator) with a 4th girls but she was not into tongue kissing so I decided to call it a day. Another day I want to visit the chongo. Although that is also not the GFE experience; but I just want to visit one of two of the chongos and see what it's like.

Long story short: Zepita is absolutely worth it. Standard price is 50 soles + 20 for the room (that was so easy and smooth, the buildings around this streets are used for this), so around 21 USD total for max. 20 minutes. And some of the girls are really cute if you like the small / short / braces kind of look. What did disappoint was myself and the strict time and mechanical nature of it all.

[QUOTE=AngmoLover;3078331]Are you still in Lima?[/QUOTE]No, I was there for a week last week.

[QUOTE=JuneFly;3077820]I visited at least three chongos (La Estacion, P La Colmena, Las Sirenitas, La Clnica del Corazon) each day and averaged four sessions per day during my five day trip. Whenever I see a girl I was interested in standing by the open door, I would ask if she is open to DFK (In spanish, Besando con boca y lengua?), if she agreed, I would go in and pay the standard 50 soles which covered the initial 15 minutes. If the girl is good and did what she agreed to, then I would ask to extend the session to another 30 minutes for 100 soles. Otherwise, I would simply end the session after the initial time, thank and leave to find another girl. Since it is impossible for me to finish the act in first 15 minutes, so I felt it was a reasonable way to fail fast to determine whether I wanted to have a longer session or not. At roughly US $15, 50 soles for the initial 15 minute is less than the cost of a drink in a bar or a four-minute lap dance at many strip clubs in the US. This way, I ended up with one or two good longer sessions with a girl or two per day in Chongos for about 400 soles. One thing that surprised me was that many of the better girls I met in Chongos were from Ecuador, followed by Peru, but there were also a few from Colombia, Venezuela, Bolivia.[/QUOTE]You are certainly very good at planning (and sharing).

[QUOTE=JonesTravel19;3078365]So I'm in Lima. First I walked around 16 pm around Lince area. I walked trough JR. Risso street and Arequipa street. I walked for 1,5 hours and did not see a single girl. Can someone point me in the right direction? Its supposed to be Jr. Risso street, right?

[/QUOTE]Yes, the area is correct but timing is bit off. You will usually find girls strolling or standing along the square block of Jr. Bernardo Alcedo, Av. Arequipa, Jr. Risso, Av. Petit Thouars from around 7 pm till midnight, none around 4 pm.

[QUOTE=JonesTravel19;3078365]So I'm in Lima. First I walked around 16 pm around Lince area. I walked trough JR. Risso street and Arequipa street. I walked for 1,5 hours and did not see a single girl. Can someone point me in the right direction? Its supposed to be Jr. Risso street, right?

After some dinner I took the Uber to the Zepita area. (I used Botoca Bristol S. A. see. On google maps as my waypoint. I saw that place on the YouTube videos). And oh my: what a cuties I saw! It was around 19.30 pm. The streets do look rough around the edges. But there where a lot of girls. And the quality-looks wise- did not disappoint. I took precautions such as not carrying my bank passes and a "burner" phone. The streets where full of people and after a couple of minutes I did not feel unsafe. But still a bit on guard. I walked around the block to decide which girl I liked the most. And then I saw her walking. The first girl was (very) short, slim and cute and even got braces. She wore a yellow dress and bows in her hair. She looked barely 18, but she told me she was 23 and got multiple tattoos. When she walked in front of me to the "hotel" (empty buildings used for this) I could almost not believe how small and cute she was. I paid 20 soles extra for tongue kissing. That was worth it. She has a beautiful face and those braces made it extra cute for me..[/QUOTE]That sounds awesome Street girls exploration is on my list!

I read but, after walking the streets at night, did you feel safe and no danger?