Mexico City

[menaughty]

On 9/15/2021 at 10:53 AM, Lucky said:

Were you naughty while there @menaughty?

 hehe yes I was 😜

[Deadlift1]

What was the price when hiring men?

[Hhuu]

What is the best place to find massage providers for couples in Mexico City? Thinking about traveling there for the Memorial weekend 

[Colton]

Bumping this 9mo after my original post because finally have a trip to CDMX booked.  Thanks for the tips!

[nbtuc]

Visiting soon too. Any recommendations?

[Hhuu]

Bumping this. Just booked a trip for the Latin America Pride Week in CDMX. Any tips are welcome!

[NYC_Lover]

On 6/20/2021 at 11:43 AM, Colton said:

Does anyone have tips for a trip to Mexico City?  Not looking for tips re fun, but for neighborhoods to stay, how many days I should plan to be there, what to see and do.  Also, does anyone have a sense of the Covid situation there and whether people are being careful?

Book a hotel in Polanco. That's the nice part of town and super safe. Do you need hotel recommendations as well?

 

Also I would say to stay for 6-7 days and do not miss Teotihuacan the Pyramids outside of Mexico City. If you go do it on a weekday and not the weekend. also, book a private official tour guide. As for Covid they require masks indoors at the moment for most things.

[+ BenjaminNicholas]

Can confirm about Polanco.  It's lovely.  Very walkable.  A great place to base yourself, as there are some decent hotels, but many great airbnbs as well.

I'm also a fan of Condesa and Roma.  Narvarte for the best tacos.  Centro for the architecture.

 

[Hhuu]

36 minutes ago, BenjaminNicholas said:

Can confirm about Polanco.  It's lovely.  Very walkable.  A great place to base yourself, as there are some decent hotels, but many great airbnbs as well.

I'm also a fan of Condesa and Roma.  Narvarte for the best tacos.  Centro for the architecture.

 

I booked a hotel next to the Monumento del la Revolucion. Do you think that neighborhood is good? 

[+ BenjaminNicholas]

14 hours ago, Hhuu said:

I booked a hotel next to the Monumento del la Revolucion. Do you think that neighborhood is good? 

Yep.  Between Reforma and Centro.  Very walkable.  Lots to see, eat and do.

Uber is plentiful and will easily get you anywhere you need to go.

Enjoy CDMX.  It's my favorite city in the world

[Hhuu]

7 hours ago, BenjaminNicholas said:

Yep.  Between Reforma and Centro.  Very walkable.  Lots to see, eat and do.

Uber is plentiful and will easily get you anywhere you need to go.

Enjoy CDMX.  It's my favorite city in the world

Thanks! I’m excited too. If I may ask, any suggestions you have about strippers/ massage / hiring there ?

[+ BenjaminNicholas]

18 hours ago, Hhuu said:

If I may ask, any suggestions you have about strippers/ massage / hiring there ?

I can't help you much on that. My apologies.

I'm a US-based escort who's usually accompanying someone in CDMX

[+ Italiano]

I just spent 5 days for work in Mexico City and I met this guy.

$100. He is Colombian. I had an OUTSTANDING time with him. Gorgeous, passionate, hard as a rock, great kisser and amazing top (but he bottoms too!). And he is a smart nice guy too.

https://mx.mileroticos.com/escorts-gay/pollon-caliente-y-lechoso-21-cm-de-placer/23156420/

[+ José Soplanucas]

On 5/30/2022 at 9:07 PM, NYC_Lover said:

Book a hotel in Polanco. That's the nice part of town and super safe. Do you need hotel recommendations as well?

 

Also I would say to stay for 6-7 days and do not miss Teotihuacan the Pyramids outside of Mexico City. If you go do it on a weekday and not the weekend. also, book a private official tour guide. As for Covid they require masks indoors at the moment for most things.

 

On 6/2/2022 at 12:06 PM, BenjaminNicholas said:

Yep.  Between Reforma and Centro.  Very walkable.  Lots to see, eat and do.

Uber is plentiful and will easily get you anywhere you need to go.

Enjoy CDMX.  It's my favorite city in the world

I have been visiting CDMX only once, but I fully agree with these recommendations.

Besides the ruins of Tenochtitlan and Teotihuacan, I strongly recommend you a field trip to sale the canals of Xochimilco,