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[QUOTE=OktoberMan1;2383765]Staying in a dorm-style hostel for my trip there next week. However, it appears most of the reports here mention that the clock tower girls come to your room? Since my current accommodations are not private, do the girls at the clock tower generally have their own hotel rooms close by? Or will I be forced to rent someplace else?[/QUOTE]I wouldn't advise going to any girls apartment. Its better you pay the hotel and at least be safe.
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Love motels?
[QUOTE=Questner;2384014]Some may have and invite you, however generally it's not recommended. See love motels list, or agree to her choice of a hotel / motel.[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE=OktoberMan1;2384870]Love motels?[/QUOTE]Yes. That's actually how locals do it.
It's fine to visit a chica you know well but don't expect nice digs. They tend to rent rooms more than apartments. One chica a while back I used to fuck a lot would sometimes walk back to her place with me to walk her dog or get a change of clothes.
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Any places like this that you'd recommend near the clock tower?
[QUOTE=YippieKayay;2384986]Yes. That's actually how locals do it.
It's fine to visit a chica you know well but don't expect nice digs. They tend to rent rooms more than apartments. One chica a while back I used to fuck a lot would sometimes walk back to her place with me to walk her dog or get a change of clothes.[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE=Lancer19;2384778]I wouldn't advise going to any girls apartment. Its better you pay the hotel and at least be safe.[/QUOTE]The safety issue is usually for the one who takes a stranger to his / her place, not the contrary. You will not create troubles where you live, even if you just rent the room. On the other hand, if you have a thief or trouble maker in your apartment, the extraction of the unwanted guest from your place can be not trivial at times.
I have never seen any girl proposing a short-time customer to go where she lives. On the other hand, I have accompanied my girls back to their places in Getsemani a few times. One time it was a poor room at the ground level, other times a room in a small hotel. All times, we said bye at the door.
[QUOTE=OktoberMan1;2384994]Any places like this that you'd recommend near the clock tower?[/QUOTE]Once more: see the Cartagena List.
Second, a reminder which is needless for 99% of people here: the girls know the places and take you there, it's not the opposite.
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[QUOTE=OktoberMan1;2384994]Any places like this that you'd recommend near the clock tower?[/QUOTE]The chicas will take you to a nearby short time hotel. You may even see locals go with their girlfriends to these places. The old city has many short-time hotels that open up at night. There are a few just outside as well.
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Great info. Thank you!
[QUOTE=YippieKayay;2385322]The chicas will take you to a nearby short time hotel. You may even see locals go with their girlfriends to these places. The old city has many short-time hotels that open up at night. There are a few just outside as well.[/QUOTE]
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Change in plans
Visit to CTG on ice, primarily as I can't get a connection after I land at MIA at 6 pm, and given I only have 6 available nights I don't want to fanny around with an overnight stay in Miami.
Fact is I can get a AA flight at 9 pm to Dom Republic, but CTG or Medellin last flights seem to about 5 pm.
Unless the expert travellers on this board know otherwise.
TBH I'd prefer CTG but if I have to screw big titted dominicans then I'll suck it up. So to speak.
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[QUOTE=DarrenGap;2386550]Visit to CTG on ice, primarily as I can't get a connection after I land at MIA at 6 pm, and given I only have 6 available nights I don't want to fanny around with an overnight stay in Miami..[/QUOTE]Fly from USA to BOG, not necessarily from MIA (unless you really want to use that alliance). It should be cheaper and give you more connecting opportunities. Avianca flights BOG-CTG are very frequent, and if booked in advance not expensive. USA-BOG-CTG is my usual way of travelling to CTG when I have spare days (and money) after some travel to USA for work.
If you arrive to BOG too late, you can consider to spend one night in BOG. Hotels can be from cheap to expensive, as you prefer, and you have a plethora of good restaurants to choose. Also, you might visit Santa Fe, to have a different experience, or just have one less night for mongering but spend it to see how Bogota looks like.
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Mia
[QUOTE=BlackPage;2386721]Fly from USA to BOG, not necessarily from MIA (unless you really want to use that alliance). It should be cheaper and give you more connecting opportunities. Avianca flights BOG-CTG are very frequent, and if booked in advance not expensive. USA-BOG-CTG is my usual way of travelling to CTG when I have spare days (and money) after some travel to USA for work.
If you arrive to BOG too late, you can consider to spend one night in BOG. Hotels can be from cheap to expensive, as you prefer, and you have a plethora of good restaurants to choose. Also, you might visit Santa Fe, to have a different experience, or just have one less night for mongering but spend it to see how Bogota looks like.[/QUOTE]I'll check out BOG options, I;m flying from europe to MIA so no choice there.
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[QUOTE=DarrenGap;2386856]I'll check out BOG options, I;m flying from europe to MIA so no choice there.[/QUOTE]You must have a good reason to fly to MIA instead of to BOG, from AMS, CDG, FRA,....
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Yes
[QUOTE=BlackPage;2386865]You must have a good reason to fly to MIA instead of to BOG, from AMS, CDG, FRA,....[/QUOTE]Them's the breaks.
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[QUOTE=DarrenGap;2386870]Them's the breaks.[/QUOTE]Alamak! In English please?
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[QUOTE=BlackPage;2386721]Fly from USA to BOG, not necessarily from MIA (unless you really want to use that alliance). It should be cheaper and give you more connecting opportunities. Avianca flights BOG-CTG are very frequent, and if booked in advance not expensive. USA-BOG-CTG is my usual way of travelling to CTG when I have spare days (and money) after some travel to USA for work.
If you arrive to BOG too late, you can consider to spend one night in BOG. Hotels can be from cheap to expensive, as you prefer, and you have a plethora of good restaurants to choose. Also, you might visit Santa Fe, to have a different experience, or just have one less night for mongering but spend it to see how Bogota looks like.[/QUOTE]I'm not sure I understand your post but I'm sure it has to be several flight leaving Miami to Cartagena daily. I know Jet Blue has routes to Cartagena I know I'm a big late but did you check Jet Blue?
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Pm flights
[QUOTE=BMo814;2387341]I'm not sure I understand your post but I'm sure it has to be several flight leaving Miami to Cartagena daily. I know Jet Blue has routes to Cartagena I know I'm a big late but did you check Jet Blue?[/QUOTE]My beef with miami is the time of day the planes fly to CTG. There are NO flights after about 6 pm I think.
I'm a euro pean flying into mia from europeland around 18.30. The route and timing are fixed unfortunately this time.
I want to avoid shelling out several hundred dollars on a nights accommodation.
So ideally something like a 9 pm flight to CTG would be good. Doesn't exist. I can maybe get to BOG though for about 2 in the am.
In fact there is a 21.45 flight to Santo Domingo, DOm Republic, so maybe that will assist.
If I absoluetely want that CTG pussy then I got to lose additional days travelling, and stay in the US which kinda defeats the object given my very short time off the leash.
I can't even find an airbnb near miami airort for less than 100 $ approx. One or two are cheaper but they look like murder scene motels from the tv, so maybe not my cup of tea.