Trujillo Info, Please

You are correct, your claro phone will work alright.

The area code is 44, I have put a new thread with the list of all

area codes for future reference.

The natural hotel that comes in mind is the ex-hotel de turista

Pricey but all worth it.

 

I´m sure you are going to have a good time in Trujillo. It is a relatively big city that offers culture, fine hotels (3 to 5 stars), good restaurants and also a good supply of kines. During my brief stay a few years ago, I counted 3 brothels, and the local paper ¨la Industria¨had a whole page of independent kines offering their wares. After Lima, I´m pretty sure Trujillo is the city with the most and better kines in Peru. Most of the girls that I saw in the main and largest brothel looked as good as kines in Lima. Some of them had great bodies. If girls of that quality work in a whorehouse, independent providers must have similar or better attributes. Unfortunately I couldn´t sample any Trujillo talent during my short stay but hope that you have much better luck.

As in any large city, you have to take your precautions. I traveled solo, but next time I´ll go with a wingman. I found the city center, near Plaza de Armas clean and relatively safe. It reminded me of Lima center.

Hope you find enough info in the Spanish forum and on the web for a fun and safe trip. I wish I could go hunting with you. You love whores as much as I do and are a fun guy to hang out with, not to mention that you are a magnet for kines.

Juan Alimaña

 

Try Hotel Korianka in Pizarro street you can find in the web, very nice and cheap and very close to BADANIS Club, probably you will stay two nighys at BADANIS to eat there is a lot a good alternative is Moche or El Sombrero

 

I've stayed many times at the Libertador (ex Hotel de Turistas) on Trujillo's main plaza -- it's now very expensive but probably the best hotel in town, and it has a good restaurant. Another one to consider would be the Hotel el Golf -- not downtown but also very nice. But your best bet might be to stay in Trujillo's beach town, Huanchaco, about six or seven miles to the northwest. Huanchaco is very crowded in the summer (December to March) but fairly quiet the rest of the year. Good restaurants (although a couple are pretty touristy and overpriced) and lots of relatively inexpensive hostals. My current favorite is the "Caballitos de Tortora" right across the road from the beach, near the entrance to the town (if you make the right turn away from the beach, you've gone to far). If possible, get one of the larger rooms at the front on the second floor -- the one that I usually reserve has a large jacuzzi in one corner of the room, and a very comfortable king bed.

Incidentally, the QP chain is planning a hotel in Trujillo -- supposedly they have already bought the land but have not started construction.