Caracas

Hello fellow deviants,

I notice there are plenty of AirBnBs listed for Caracas, many for less than $10 per night. Can anyone provide insight. Pros vs cons on Air BnB or other rental properties in Caracas?

Thanks!

Rodeo.

[QUOTE=Joel1986;2106490]Thank you for your opinion Combo;).

Although I have never been to Brazil, I also think that girls in Brazil turn heads more than any other.

As for the clubs, is there someone to inform us?

Haitek you who is probably the best able to inform us, can you, help us on this?[/QUOTE]Sorry, as I spend much of my time this year in Barcelona / Puerto la Cruz, I lost touch with Caracas.

In transit Caracas, I'm just going to El Canagua club (in CC Bello Campo, on the basement of the parking) because I know everyone and I like the atmosphere.

[QUOTE=Joel1986;2106494]It would be nice if someone could recommend always active agency girls.

It's been a long time since anyone talks about their experience with pros.

[URL]http://www.sexcaribeonline.com/sexcaribeonline/agencias/agencias[/URL][/QUOTE]As much as I remember from my experiences with escorts in Caracas, girls are usually those show on web site's pictures. But the pictures are photoshoped. In reality, the girl has a few extra pounds and pimples on her skin and acne on her face.

Thanks for the answer Haitek.

Pity that we can not trust the photos.

A legend says that Latin girls squirt easily, legend or reality.

In real life as far as clubs are concerned, what interests me is the quality of the shows.

I like shows, the dense interaction with the audience.

[QUOTE=Rodeo9112;2106587]Hello fellow deviants,

I notice there are plenty of AirBnBs listed for Caracas, many for less than $10 per night. Can anyone provide insight. Pros vs cons on Air BnB or other rental properties in Caracas?

Thanks!

Rodeo.[/QUOTE]All private apartments in Caracas downtown experience a water shortage from Wednesday morning to Sunday morning. Not very practical for hygiene especially for sex.
You must first check if the AirBnB's apartment has a large water tank. At least you can wash with a bucket of water.

For around 15 dolars, you can stay in a nice hotel without water shortage problem.

[QUOTE=Haitek;2106774]All private apartments in Caracas downtown experience a water shortage from Wednesday morning to Sunday morning. Not very practical for hygiene especially for sex.
You must first check if the AirBnB's apartment has a large water tank. At least you can wash with a bucket of water.

For around 15 dolars, you can stay in a nice hotel without water shortage problem.[/QUOTE]I am booked in Eurobuilding Hotel in December at 17 usd / night. Can't get better!

What's the low down on hotels? Someone was saying earlier Chacao Cumberland was only 120,000 bolivars which at the time was $7, does anyone have more recent info on rates? Is this a good hotel? I would like to have reliable Wifi for work if possible but I am also on a budget. Is it possible to exchange money from paypal or bitcoin to bolivars?

Wow, actually the rate is only 108,000 per night so about $2 per night.

Sry the rate for Cumberland is actually 200,000 bolivars, but that is still only $3 per night. Eurobuilding is 700,000 bolivars or $10 usd per night or 639,670 on their website, but I got this by selecting 'country of residence Venezuela' so I dunno if they give the same rate for foreigners. If I put in Canadian they want $80 usd per night.

Two week ago, I stayed at Marriott Grande Playa, price by night was 630.000 bvs (180 dollars at official rate, 22 dollars at black market rate at that time) for a deluxe room. But price in bvs must go up now following inflation.

I am still having a hard time understanding the inflation in Venezuela.

The prices charged by the girls online have increased by over 250% since January this year.

Are the prices quoted gringo prices, because I cannot imagine any local can tolerate a 250% mark up in price within a year.

Consumer prices have gone up 741% in the last Feb.-Feb. Cycle. Venezuela is experiencing hyper inflation because the government is printing a ton of money. This is very bad for the economy because it destroys everyone's savings although at least people have alternative currencies they can turn to, like USD and bitcoin. Lots of girls on sexycaracas charging the equivalent of $2 so even if this is the so called "gringo price" I don't see why we should care. Two dollars for sex with an attractive Venezuelan girl seems like a fair deal to me.

[QUOTE=GreatGuy1234;2107131]Consumer prices have gone up 741% in the last Feb.-Feb. Cycle. Venezuela is experiencing hyper inflation because the government is printing a ton of money. This is very bad for the economy because it destroys everyone's savings although at least people have alternative currencies they can turn to, like USD and bitcoin. Lots of girls on sexycaracas charging the equivalent of $2 so even if this is the so called "gringo price" I don't see why we should care. Two dollars for sex with an attractive Venezuelan girl seems like a fair deal to me.[/QUOTE]Tell me more damn $2. USD?

I will spend this next month of December in Colombia and maybe need to figure out how to drop into Caracas for a few days to try the local dish, LOL.

TTM.

That is what the advertisements on sexycaracas say. On another site one girl was advertising a price of 100,000 bolivares, which is $1.5 usd, with an additional 15 cents requested for cab fare.

On a local job board I saw a position (non sex worker) advertised with a weekly salary of 70,000 bolivares ($1 usd), so presumably even at this $2-$5 hourly rate escorts are making pretty good money. The economy has been so devastated by hyper inflation, price controls and the totality of the socialist program that people are desperate for any income.