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[QUOTE=PGTour;2645729]Anybody know of any of the above who have either a Pvt pool or jacuzzi?[/QUOTE]MOTEL LIDO.
Ave. Pirapitingui 69.
Libertade.
Sao Paulo SP.
Brazil.
Few rooms have jacuzzi for 4 (with biggest bed I have ever experienced: accomodates 4) and for 2.
[QUOTE=Igor54;2645748]Everyone has different taste, needs, expectations, etc. Everything is subjective. A girl that today is hot, tomorrow is "waste of time". What is a "hot woman"? It is the same as to say; what is the best food is.[/QUOTE]Some years ago I sessioned this girl in Abbobora. The sex was good and she was hot. She gave me her contact info. She was staying in an apartment in Moema, close to my hotel. We had some good times together. I always thought to myself had I met her in an ordinary club and not a brothel I might have wanted her as a GF. Being a wg clouds the judgement. Another angle at looking at things.
Could someone please reccomend a nice girl friendly hotel besides the renaissance hotel. Preferably close to scandalo and casas.
[QUOTE=HotelAl;2646309]Could someone please reccomend a nice girl friendly hotel besides the renaissance hotel. Preferably close to scandalo and casas.[/QUOTE]There are no hotels close to Scandallo. I have stayed in 9 different hotels in São Paulo and they were all girl friendly. You shouldn't have problems in any hotel in São Paulo.
I haven't found any difference if I book for one or two.
[QUOTE=HotelAl;2646309]Could someone please reccomend a nice girl friendly hotel besides the renaissance hotel. Preferably close to scandalo and casas.[/QUOTE]Please see the appropriate thread. As Nordico says, there are no great hotels near Scandallo. For casas, I recommend the Moema neighborhood, and either the Mercure Times Square Hotel or the Bourbon Convention Center Hotel. I [B]do not[/B] recommend the Mercure Hotel on Lavandisca in Moema:
[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?4069-Sao-Paulo-Hotels-and-List[/URL]
Just arrived today, any suggestions for a Monday night in SP?
[QUOTE=Nordico;2646383]There are no hotels close to Scandallo. I have stayed in 9 different hotels in So Paulo and they were all girl friendly. You shouldn't have problems in any hotel in So Paulo.
I haven't found any difference if I book for one or two.[/QUOTE]I looked before, there are a few small motels near scandallo but none I would stay overnight in. If you plan going to clinicas, I recommend staying in Moema which a good number of clinicas are walkable. Bourbon convention hotel is close by and previously suggested by others. I like getting an Airbnb, and just booked another stay today. There are many luxury condos going for $30 to 50/ night.
[QUOTE=TheCane;2646387] Snip. I [B]do not[/B] recommend the Mercure Hotel on Lavandisca in Moema. Snip.[/QUOTE]Why don't you recommend it?
[QUOTE=JimmyBoy99;2646464]Why don't you recommend it?[/QUOTE]It was girl friendly, but crappy rooms, crappy internet connection, airport noise in the mornings, crappy hotel restaurant, overall bad service, other hotels better situated. Is that enough? LOL! I also hated one of the old and stupid taxistas out front who on my very first trip to Sampa took me all the way downtown to Paulista Avenue on a Sunday when I wanted to go to a Moema clinica! With it being my first trip there, I wasn't quite sure where he was taking me and was disoriented. Didn't seem right. I was clear about where I wanted to go. I avoided him after that. But, that's another matter. And now I also recall that the safe didn't work, and they had to bring me a new one. Maid service sucked (re-using dirty floor towels in the bathroom). I remember one time I ordered room service for breakfast, and it never showed up. Called down and the asshole on the phone said they didn't offer room service breakfast, and that I needed to go to the restaurant. Asked the front desk about it later, and the lady said they did offer room service for breakfast! Just all kinds of annoyances like that. Stayed there once. Never again! Again, do not recommend!
[QUOTE=TheCane;2646477]...i also hated one of the old and stupid taxistas out front who on my very first trip to Sampa took me all the way downtown to Paulista Avenue on a Sunday when I wanted to go to a Moema clinica!...[/QUOTE]Wow, that's quite a long list of negatives!
Interesting, I had a similar experience but with an Uber driver. It was on my first trip to Sampa and I was going to clinica Tangara on a Sunday. The next thing I knew it felt like I was in downtown Sampa. So, I alerted the driver with my broken Portuguese and he realized his mistake. He was very apologetic and turned around. This time he dropped me at the right place.
A few guys asked me about Airbnb in Moema and if they are girl friendly. Most luxury condo buildings in SP require visitors to check their IDs and even phone and photos taken at the front desk. This security is not for only the working girls but for all visitors. Girls also expect to have their IDs checked. You have to check each apartment policy on allowing visitors which depends on each Airbnb owner, as I don't think buildings have a specific policy on escorts. The Airbnb listing usually would mention visitor or guest policy and if not listed, just discreetly message the owner if visitors are allowed. They know the drill and heard it all and will tell you what they allow. This is the best way to prevent any future misunderstanding. That said there is one building in heart of Moema CLínica country which is girl friendly as I heard from several reports some GPS actually live in the building Tsue Palace and the building offers monthly rentals. It has both Airbnb rentals and hotel bookings. I haven't stayed here as I think there are better places on Airbnb.
[URL]https://abnb.me/Y0Stl2Lbxmb[/URL]
The Tsue Palace Flat.
[URL]https://goo.gl/maps/HjGCAcMx3UwmRpSX8[/URL]
[URL]https://bomboa.com.br/[/URL] open and has a short tour video if you have haven't been yet.
[QUOTE=Lefeu;2646536]Wow, that's quite a long list of negatives!
Interesting, I had a similar experience but with an Uber driver. It was on my first trip to Sampa and I was going to clinica Tangara on a Sunday. The next thing I knew it felt like I was in downtown Sampa. So, I alerted the driver with my broken Portuguese and he realized his mistake. He was very apologetic and turned around. This time he dropped me at the right place.[/QUOTE]Not a problem if you take an Ueber X (or light or whatever it's called). Ueber X charges as per quoted, whatever the route and time wasted.
[QUOTE=Chege;2646399]Just arrived today, any suggestions for a Monday night in SP?[/QUOTE]There is a churrasco in Casarao on Mondays. I’m kind of late. It’s already Tuesday here in Europe.
[QUOTE=TheCane;2646477]It was girl friendly, but crappy rooms, crappy internet connection, airport noise in the mornings, crappy hotel restaurant, overall bad service, other hotels better situated. Is that enough?[/QUOTE]Enough is enough.
In 2015 I stayed in Mercure Ibirapuera Privilege (not the one mr. Cane is talking about) and it was in desperate need of new paint. I stayed one night (I paid two nights, because I arrived early in the morning) there in October and the hotel had been renovated since my previous stay. The cleaning was impeccable, which is nice these days. Some airplane noise, of course, but I'm getting used to it. The location is really good, some working girls live there, even if you never see them in the lobby area, and I would definitely consider staying there again.