RD82 wrote:
Hi guys, I'm new to this forum but have been a repeat visitor to San Jose and Jaco for the last 2 years. My wingman and I have partaken in Mexico and Colombia but prefer the simplicity and convenience of HDR but the rooms are a dump, add the chica fee and its a complete turn off, so for our second trip to San Jose this year we were looking to try something different like Hotel Castillo or La Amistad. We are skipping Jaco this time as this is a quick 2 day trip.
Our MO:
Wingman and I are mid 30's and our routine is to pick up chicas in their early 20's go up to the room have a few drinks together a little grinding and when things get comfy we get to round one and have the chicas take us to their fav clubs and then food (anything we can find). Usually the girls come back to the room with us for rounds 2, 3 and maybe even 4. If the girls dont come back with us we find replacements at HDR. Rinse, lather, repeat for the duration of our trip.
We usually buy Flor de Cana 7 yrs or higher (I am picky) for us and some vodka and Patron (flavor of the month) for the girls from the Duty Free store at SJO; mixers are from the store across HDR. We hardly ever drink at the bar, other than beers when scouting for talent, as I prefer to make my drinks exactly the way I like them (spoiler alert: I am picky about my booze).
Given this MO, I know either of the balcony rooms at Castillo or Amistad would work. So here are my questions:
1. Castillo is pricier but newer than Amistad, so which would be closer to the action/taxis/ and which would the chicas prefer over someone taking them back to a place like HDR or somesuch?
2. Does Castillo or Amistad by chance have a 2 bed room option with any of the suites?
3. Do they have Flor de Cana 7 years in their all inclusive plan? and do they have club soda. For the love of me I have not figured out how to say Club Soda in Spanish (I have heard it called agua con gas or agua con burbujas) cause they all look at me funny when I say Club Soda as it is said in Spanish.
4. How does the all inclusive plan work if/when we dine with the Chicas? Is it a la carte? is it expensive?
5. Do they have room service? appetizers/finger food? in the all inclusive plan. As I imagine we would be drinking in the Patio or Balcony, so it would be nice to have something other than chips.
6. Any other hotel options preferably with the 2 bed room option?
Sorry for the long email, but I felt it necessary to provide as much info to get the best possible recommendations.
1. Castillo is pricier but newer than Amistad, so which would be closer to the action/taxis/ and which would the chicas prefer over someone taking them back to a place like HDR or somesuch?
The chicas don't give a shit. They'll Phuck at the Hotel Asia. Both La Amistad and Castillo are equi-distant to whatever.2. Does Castillo or Amistad by chance have a 2 bed room option with any of the suites?
No. If you mean two actual bedrooms off a common area - each with their own bathroom.3. Do they have Flor de Cana 7 years in their all inclusive plan? and do they have club soda. For the love of me I have not figured out how to say Club Soda in Spanish (I have heard it called agua con gas or agua con burbujas) cause they all look at me funny when I say Club Soda as it is said in Spanish.
Yes and yes.4. How does the all inclusive plan work if/when we dine with the Chicas? Is it a la carte? is it expensive?
Girls order off the menu unless you add them to the all-inclusive. For what you get it's no more expensive than any other non-soda.5. Do they have room service? appetizers/finger food? in the all inclusive plan. As I imagine we would be drinking in the Patio or Balcony, so it would be nice to have something other than chips.
You can take food to your room. They have appetizers. Ask management what their policy is on that as obvio a guest could order two meals or a bunch of drinks and say that it was for him then take it to the room and share it. The all-inclusive is for the guest not the guest's guest.6. Any other hotel options preferably with the 2 bed room option?
The penthouse at the SL has a second bed in the loft. I'm not sure how private it is. Zona II has a room (Freddie's Place) that has a second room off the main room with the main bed but anyone staying in that room is going to walk through the main room right past whoever doing whatever on their way to the bathroom. The family suite at the Hotel Grano del Oro does (two rooms with connecting bath - but that hotel isn't going to let you traipse in and out with multiple HDR chicas.