Caracas

Going in July want to know prices for street walkers, massage, strip clubs, brothels, and escorts. Looking at Caracas guide got me confused it's says massage Palor b100 k. Then a brothels b100 k for an hour. When I see this I think b100 k mean 100,000 bolivar. Got a friend says he can get me usd to Bolivar on black market So just post prices in Bolívar.

Venezuela.

It was bad when myself, bayboy and another friend was there, but it is worse now.

Watch this for part of the reason.
[url]http://www.hbo.com/vice#/vice/episodes/3/26-lines-in-the-sand-and-outsourcing-embryos/index.html[/url]

P.S. It starts in Colombia.

Just a quick question to the seasoned Caracas travelers.

Which of the upscale hotels are chica-friendly and in a good location, that is to say, not much walking around required to either malls, subway stations and nightlife venues? Eurobuilding? Embassy Suites? Gran Melia? JW Marriott?

Hotel Best Western.

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Best Western HOTEL CCT, Av. La Estancia, Chuao Centro Ciudad Comercial Tamanaco, there is a casa / apartament within the complex / mall /'mini city'. Business Tamashi Spa, #530 A. A little confusing with the elevators in this building. Get on the ones that are not going up to the Torres A, B, C, D. Just use regular elevator to 5th floor. Door #530 A is marked but nature of the business within is not sign-posted. There were 5-9 girls. One girl for one hour all-inclusive was about $55 (at 8:1 exchange rate). Wingman did a threesome at $150 for ninety minutes. Rooms are a little cramped, but he said it was manageable. Regular massage also available here, I guess the Japanese name was for cover. No English was spoken. Drinks are free. Tel: 1-866-599-6674. Hours: Monday to Friday 11:30-7:30.

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[QUOTE=Carlos783;1707825]Just a quick question to the seasoned Caracas travelers.

Which of the upscale hotels are chica-friendly and in a good location, that is to say, not much walking around required to either malls, subway stations and nightlife venues? Eurobuilding? Embassy Suites? Gran Melia? JW Marriott?[/QUOTE].

Have you seen the news lately:

[URL]http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/06/04/us-venezuela-economy-tourists-idUSKBN0OK1CW20150604[/URL]

Guess what, P4P is very cheap in the country also, and with great quality.

If you are visiting us, send me a DM and I will arrange for a great experience almost on dimes.

I saw your recent post below and saw your pics posted from 2005 in the photo gallery. I take it that you are a local living in Caracas or nearby?

Can you get a membership so I and others that are interested can PM you exchange contact info? Please note that we cannot exchange contact info in the open forum but only through PM which requires a subscription. Thanks.

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Gentlemen,

These days I am in Caracas.

If I return back home alive, I would be glad to publish a detailed report.

If you have any specific questions, please put them down here and I will be glad to answer them in my report.

My reports are very easy to eye and always have the required details one needs to understand, what I am trying to say.

So, *hopefully* we will have a good report in this thread from a experienced monger after a long time.

[QUOTE=Britisher;1751811]Gentlemen,

These days I am in Caracas.

If I return back home alive, I would be glad to publish a detailed report.

If you have any specific questions, please put them down here and I will be glad to answer them in my report.

My reports are very easy to eye and always have the required details one needs to understand, what I am trying to say.

So, *hopefully* we will have a good report in this thread from a experienced monger after a long time.[/QUOTE]Thank you Britisher.

Obviously we would like to know the situation with safety (how the cab drivers act and so on), how easy is to exchange USD into the black market (how / where to find people who exchange your money) and also price of the girls.

Thanks in advance.

OK guys.

There are four ways to change money in Caracas.

A) The most easy way for you guys will be to check in at Hotel Eurobuilding (fantastic hotel) and I can assist you connect with one of the workers in this hotel who changes money on demand as much and when you want.

The way to find the black market rate is:

[URL]https://dolartoday.com[/URL]

Presently, the listed rate is 676 BS for 1 USD. This contact of mine gives 1 usd = 550 Bolivars.

Cost of chicas range from 3500 BS per hour to 20000 BS per hour in Caracas. Do the Maths yourself.

B) The second way to do it is to find friends, relatives of friends in Venezuela. This is the best option. I found friends of friends in Ven. They changed me.

1 usd = 650 BS. Or 1 usd = 600 BS (different friends / different negotiations).

This kind of rate can only be sought when you do it with a friend / acquaintance. No hotel will give you such a rate.

C) You can change at exchange houses at Samadi rates.

1 usd - 197 BS (official is 1 usd - 6. 5 BS).

D) You can also change at airports or with taxi drivers but its extremely dangerous. The rates offered by these guys are.

1 usd - 400 BS (when 1 usd = 676 BS in Black Market).

So to sum it all, stay in hotel Eurobuilding, when in Caracas.

Yes, the hotel is Chica friendly.

Yes, the hotel also has chicas who live there under the management of the hotel and can be availed by the clients.

Rates 1 hour = 20000 BS.

Hope this helps.

Here I list 6 options for you.

You would need some Spanish. Else it may not be possible.

A) Liccola Spa.

Calle New York why Trinidad.

Edificio IUS.

Piso PH (top floor) of 2 A.

Barrio. Las Mercedes.

Monday to Friday - 1100 2100 ; Saturdays - 1100-1700.

Phone = 0212-9934334,0212-9934703.

Price - 6000 BS / hour; BBBJ - 1200 BS more; DFK - 1200 BS more; Anal - 3500 BS more.

Quality of Chicas - 5-7. 5/10.

Number of chicas - 10.

Bb) Centro Commercial.

Bellcampo Nivel.

Sotano.

This is a night club in the building at the basement / parking zone of a normal building. It opens up after 9 pm when the building closes for normal things.

Bar fine- 50000 BS (fifty thousand).

Girl price- 50000 BS (fifty thousand)/ hour.

Quality of chica- 5 to 7.5.

Price of drinks- 1200 BS.

Number of chicas- 20.

C) Rennaisance Hotel, Right in front of this hotel (bang opposite) is building. On the ground floor of the building is a night club.

Dress Code. Strict. Blazer must. No jeans. No sports shoes.

Bar fine - 50000 BS.

Quality of Chicas - 6 to 8.

Price of drinks - 1200 BS.

Girl price - 25000 BS / hour.

Number of Chicas - 40.

D) Internet Sites.

This is the best option in my honest opinion.

Prices vary from 3500 BS / 60000 BS / HR.

[URL]http://www.damaadomicilio.com/independientes.php[/URL]

[URL]http://www.babanuncios.com.ve[/URL]

[URL]http://www.sexycaracas.com/site/index.php[/URL]

Many more. Just imput (chica escortes en Caracas. Google). You will have a plethora of options.

None of the chicas speak any English and none are avbl on whatsapp or text messages. You need to call and negotiate. Many chicks do not do BBBJ or DFK. You need to negotiate / anal is easy to negotiate.

E) Hotel Eurobuilding.

This hotel has its own chicas on premises avbl at 20000 BS / hour.

Almost all 5 star hotels in Caracas have chicas on premises.

But since I stayed at this hotel. I can only talk about this.

I also have a contact in hotel Eurobuilding who changes money and has his catalog of chicas to chose from.

F) A madam / agent of chicas.

You can message me for this.

I never used her. A chica told me about her that she has a plethora of options.

She does not have whatsapp either. So you will have to talk in Spanish.

A highly educated person in Caracas earns 10,000 BS a month. So when a chica receives 10000 BS for 1 hour, its a lot of money in Caracas.

Most hotels have their fleet of taxis where the guys are vetted.

I used taxis at hotel Eurobuilding per hour at almost 1.5 usd / hour at my disposal.

The cars (4 x 4) are bullet proof, tinted glasses.

After I go over the initial scare, I started using Easy Taxi app on my cellphone. At almost 75 cents a journey.

For hailing a taxi at the airport, you have a official taxi queue and these guys are safe. The cost os 4000 BS / hour.

For airport pick up, the hotel can also organize a pick up at 4000 BS / hour but you must give them money before hand via credit card. I recommend come what may, never give credit card details to a hotel in Venezuela. You may get ruined for life. A bill of 50 usd may appear as 50,000 usd on yr credit card statement! (yes, I am not exaggerating).

I also have names of many taxi drivers in my phone book whom I used when I was there. They all want business.

I also hailed a taxi at the airport of Barcelona (Venezuela) and drove to Caracas for 4 hours in the night (arriving in my Hotel Inn Caracas at 0300). I arrived in one peace. So its not so bad.

[QUOTE=Britisher;1754612]OK guys.

There are four ways to change money in Caracas.

A) The most easy way for you guys will be to check in at Hotel Eurobuilding (fantastic hotel) and I can assist you connect with one of the workers in this hotel who changes money on demand as much and when you want.

The way to find the black market rate is:

[URL]https://dolartoday.com[/URL]

Presently, the listed rate is 676 BS for 1 USD. This contact of mine gives 1 usd = 550 Bolivars.

Cost of chicas range from 3500 BS per hour to 20000 BS per hour in Caracas. Do the Maths yourself.

B) The second way to do it is to find friends, relatives of friends in Venezuela. This is the best option. I found friends of friends in Ven. They changed me.

1 usd = 650 BS. Or 1 usd = 600 BS (different friends / different negotiations).

This kind of rate can only be sought when you do it with a friend / acquaintance. No hotel will give you such a rate.

C) You can change at exchange houses at Samadi rates.

1 usd - 197 BS (official is 1 usd - 6. 5 BS).

D) You can also change at airports or with taxi drivers but its extremely dangerous. The rates offered by these guys are.

1 usd - 400 BS (when 1 usd = 676 BS in Black Market).

So to sum it all, stay in hotel Eurobuilding, when in Caracas.

Yes, the hotel is Chica friendly.

Yes, the hotel also has chicas who live there under the management of the hotel and can be availed by the clients.

Rates 1 hour = 20000 BS.

Hope this helps.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the info!

How about the hotel room rates. Can we pay those in pesos as well?

Well, for first two days, you have no choice.

Just pay the online rate from a website.

Then once you arrived here and settled here. You can indeed change money and pay the hotel in local cash.

Yes, receiving huge bundles of cash is normal here for the hotel. Eg one time, I had to pay for 4 days and carried 110,000 BS with me to the counter and paid it. The maximum bill being 100. And the 100 bills are in extreme shortage!

The other way to do it is to find friends of friends who can pay for you in local money before your arrival (that's what I did) - and you just reimburse them when you arrive.

The cost of hotel Eurobuilding in local money is 27000 BS per night for 2 people incl breakfast including taxes, when paid in cash.

The same hotel may cost 70 to 200 usd / night on a internet website, without breakfast.

Guest Policy. I had different experiences here. Some times, I just walked in with a guest and no one noticed. But most of the times, I was stopped and asked to register. When you go to register, they try to charge you extra (the hotel is desperate to make money out of you) . But normally, the first guest of the day is free but 2nd or 3rd guest of the day is charged 2000 BS per person. The guest must have the local cedula.

The locals in Venezuela are desperate to get usd.

Also they are super scared to rent their apartments to locals as the locals are impossible to evict once its rented.

They host their properties on Air BNB.

Most of them have not encountered a tourist and ever even had a inquiry from a foreigner. When I inquired, I was usually the first one ever to enquirer.

Most of them don't even have safe deposit boxes in their apartments. A must if you are handling such huge amounts of cash.

One good thing about these hosts are that most of them will change 1 usd = 600 (dolar hoy 1 usd = 676) , if you rent from them. But being a first timer in Ven and inviting girls from the internet, I suggest stick to hotels but I am not totally against trying renting these apartments especially in the smaller cities.