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Author: | GarotaLover [ Wed Feb 26, 2014 3:21 pm ] |
Post subject: | Hotels In Escazu |
Guys I need some help, I am looking for a nice hotel in Escazu that is "girl" friendly. I have 3 civilian ladies that I plan on seeing and are NOT on the program, but married or attached that I have met and am wanting to spend time with..I am not looking for a Ho hotel but more of a nice comfortable hotel that they can come and see me without any issues from staff. Any suggestions would help.. |
Author: | Puravidatransport [ Wed Feb 26, 2014 8:01 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Hotels In Escazu |
The only one I know of is the new Sheraton. Stopped by there, checked out the (large Vegas Style) casino, ate at the rooftop resturant and specifically ask the front desk guy if they allowed 'guests'. He said they did for an added charge ($20-$25 IIRC). Now that info is a bit dated (6-8 months) so you might want to verify with a phone call. Links to their website: http://www.starwoodhotels.com/sheraton/ ... rtyID=3968 And on Hotels.com: http://www.hotels.com/ho437918/sheraton ... osta-rica/ |
Author: | Zunbake3 [ Thu Feb 27, 2014 8:16 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Hotels In Escazu |
Wyndham Garden, Residence Inn-Marriott, Holiday inn, Courtyards-Marriott |
Author: | GarotaLover [ Thu Feb 27, 2014 1:53 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Hotels In Escazu |
Have you all heard anything about the Crowne Plaza Hotel San Jose Corobici?? there is one lady that is insisting on this hotel.. |
Author: | Scuba1 [ Thu Feb 27, 2014 2:01 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Hotels In Escazu |
If you want to he a little "higher" in San Antonio de Escazu, there is a place one mountain over from the old Tara/WhiteHouse/ whatever the last name was called - Bachelor Mansion?? - called Pico Blanco - I think they have a web site. Not fancy, about $60 a night, great views, wonderful climate - been a while since I stayed there (we used to, a group of us, but the location became geographically undesirable, if you take my point ![]() This is a simple, non chain hotel, so if you want to avoid the Sheritons of the world, this is the place to do it. OH, as to your last post - if she loves it so much, let her pay for it - tell her to put up or shut up - some guys will never realize that the most expensive pu*sy is "free" if you know what I mean ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Author: | GarotaLover [ Thu Feb 27, 2014 5:41 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Hotels In Escazu |
Thanks for your help.. you are right about free pu*sy costing more.. as far as luxury goes..its not about the luxury as mush as being far from where her husband works..I actually have 2 different women that I see both attached on opposite sides of SJ..so I am trying to please their requests. And because they are attached I have time to play at night.. man last month it wore my ass out.. i found myself tapping out on the last day, I tell you its tough satisfying unsatisified attached women.. especially when they want 'the heat"... here is a funng story: I had met this mid 40's married lady and we exchanged email ect.well, when I was in SJ last month I was at the ML, we met for drinks and then we went upstairs.. after we were done she asked me that if I knew that the hotel I was staying at was known as a casa de putas..I said NOOO way..lol so I had to promise her to find a non puta hotel in Escazu or Heredia. So what I am looking for a nice hotel I can see them both (different days) without any drama from front desk ect plus still go out to Key Largo at night and bring a friend back.. |
Author: | Skink [ Thu Feb 27, 2014 6:41 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Hotels In Escazu |
Beacon Escazu is another option. |
Author: | Scuba1 [ Thu Feb 27, 2014 8:31 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Hotels In Escazu |
GarotaLover wrote: Thanks for your help.. you are right about free pu*sy costing more.. as far as luxury goes..its not about the luxury as mush as being far from where her husband works..I actually have 2 different women that I see both attached on opposite sides of SJ..so I am trying to please their requests. And because they are attached I have time to play at night.. man last month it wore my ass out.. i found myself tapping out on the last day, I tell you its tough satisfying unsatisified attached women.. especially when they want 'the heat"... here is a funng story: I had met this mid 40's married lady and we exchanged email ect.well, when I was in SJ last month I was at the ML, we met for drinks and then we went upstairs.. after we were done she asked me that if I knew that the hotel I was staying at was known as a casa de putas..I said NOOO way..lol so I had to promise her to find a non puta hotel in Escazu or Heredia. So what I am looking for a nice hotel I can see them both (different days) without any drama from front desk ect plus still go out to Key Largo at night and bring a friend back.. ML? What hotel is that - did you mean the SL - Sportsmans? Frankly, while not fancy, Pico Blanco could work for you - I doubt her husband has even heard of the place Then again, if we get reports of a guy running out of a hotel with his C*ck chopped off, we will know you were caught ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Author: | Buzzfla [ Fri Feb 28, 2014 12:59 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Hotels In Escazu |
The ML = Mona Lisa |
Author: | GarotaLover [ Fri Feb 28, 2014 8:37 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Hotels In Escazu |
Yes Mona Lisa.. I am leaning towards Marriott Courtyard Escazu.. does anyone have any experience staying there? is there an extra fee? |
Author: | Scuba1 [ Mon Mar 03, 2014 1:36 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Hotels In Escazu |
Buzzfla wrote: The ML = Mona Lisa thanks ![]() |
Author: | dl3480 [ Sun Nov 20, 2016 2:59 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Hotels In Escazu |
Can anyone cofirm/deny if the Sheraton has a guest for a fee policy or if they are totally against. Mainly, I don't want to have any issues with security or stand out. |
Author: | dick beachman [ Tue Nov 22, 2016 4:14 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Hotels In Escazu |
Stayed at the Sheraton Escazu on my first trip (on business last year), got introduced to the HDR, and got dinged for $80 (which I was happy to pay prior to joining CRT) for a "known" working chica going to my room. My point man (RIP) and I stayed there 2-3 times last year. After he died in April, I've relocated to the Gulch so I can be in the middle of P4P action. Sheraton has great staff, decent food (better in the upstairs restaurant), excellent breakfast buffet, fabulous beds (Beautyrest mattresses). Rooftop club is very nice with a great view, & something your "civilian" women will enjoy for lunch or if they come by after dark. Back to the guest fee. We only paid it once. We complained when we noticed we were stopped for a fee whenever we brought in Afro-Latina women, but light-skinned chicas were never stopped if they were with us or anyone else. Told management, "You only stop Black women-we are Starpoint members and have never been treated this way, every Black woman is not a sex worker," and were never bothered with a "guest fee" on 3 subsequent visits. We also noticed that chicas who regularly work there know the drill and head straight for the front desk, which will cost you $. I had to direct my first regular chica who works HDR and is obviously known at the Sheraton not to "check in." No beef from the hotel, but this was after we complained. If one of their "Secret Service" guys stopped us getting on the elevator, we'd tell them we are going to the rooftop club if we didn't feel like getting into a beef with them. We would go to the roof, get a drink, then go to our rooms. You won't have a problem since your women are civilians who will probably be dressed "appropriately," and you all act like you're supposed to be there. It's no "casa de putas" by a long shot. I don't consider them to be girl-friendly, but they are an excellent hotel. Typically $125/night on the Sheraton site (plus fees & taxes), including breakfast. But no CRT discount ![]() |
Author: | dl3480 [ Tue Nov 22, 2016 5:11 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Hotels In Escazu |
Thank you for the detailed answer. I booked both the Sheraton and the HDR. Best of both worlds. It's $125-$170/night or 3-4000 starpoints. Great value for points. |
Author: | partytime [ Tue Nov 22, 2016 5:28 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Hotels In Escazu |
Thanks for the great information. How far is the cab ride from Sheraton to HDR Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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