FKK Oase - Burgholzhausen

[Yakob]

Looks good. Body still smoking. Decent service. High in demand. Daniela has still black hair. I never checked if she now uses a different name.

I also saw Daniela back in October too. She said she had been home in Romania for one year and then came back to work at Oase. Body was still trim and she felt good to touch. She is so nice and warm and really gives a warm feeling when you have your arm around her. Still seems up for business and loves to have her ass licked. Seems that turns her on big time.

I always remembered Daniela from her days at Living Room where she was beloved of the locals there.

[Krazydude]

I am in Frankfurt Nov 22-24. Had already asked a bunch of silly questions which the senior members answered kindly and patiently. Anyways, mighty excited I should say. Based on all the feedback and what I read, I decided on Oase for Friday Nov 22 and Sharks for Nov 23 Saturday.

You itinerary is very similar to mine, but I am more inclined to go for Sharks on Nov 22 and then probably Oase on Nov 23 or might skip Oase this time around. I fly out on the 23rd.

[SBTiger]

Hi Tiger,

I am using frequently trivago. Com. They harvest a variety of websites. Just tried Bad Homburg on 3-6 Dec returning hotels starting at 69$ a night. For this part of Germany that is quite reasonable.

C.

Booked thru Trivago - Hotel for 3 Nts. Central Frankfurt, Oskar von Millerstrasse 12, Frankfurt for $65 / Nt BF Incl. It has mixed reviews (incl bad area 'next to strip club / brothel' wow).

Does not appear too far from Trains (0. 8 mi)- still could be a late night cold walk.

The Cxln policy indicated (if I understood right)- I can Cxl before arrival (with only $30 fee) or I think can Cxl after a day of stay without fee.

So will be there- Oase / Sharks- wherever.

Still to plan / execute the next leg- Frankfurt to Vienna (got to go to GT) travel- one way flights nothing below $200 over night trains E95. I did not book this leg expecting to use local travel means- so will have to figure out.

Any wing men for these days 3rd-6th Dec? (PM me)

Thanks all again very very much.

Sam

[Hessen Bub]

I am looking at Dec 3 - 6 (weekdays). Looked at Expedia (also). Getting same high rates - Ramada $109, Expedia not showing Mercure at all in Expedia, in Hotwire $147.

Where exactly do you want to stay? I would check.

www.hrs.de

Shows hotel from 50 EUR per night in FFM for these dates. Available in English.

HB

[Casey69]

I am looking at Dec 3. 6 (weekdays). Looked at Expedia (also). Getting same high rates. Ramada $109, Expedia not showing Mercure at all in Expedia, in Hotwire $147.

The issue also made a little more complex. As unable to understand local geography and German names- 'Old Opera stock exchange area', 'Old Frankfurt', etc. Also planning to use public transport (not wanting to mess with driving / insurance, etc)

Is 'Main Sud' the central station area?

This romantica website is totally in German (even Google translate / Chrome unable to help).

I did not think booking a reasonably priced hotel would be such an adventure.

Hi Tiger,

I am using frequently trivago. Com. They harvest a variety of websites. Just tried Bad Homburg on 3-6 Dec returning hotels starting at 69$ a night. For this part of Germany that is quite reasonable.

C.

[SBTiger]

I am in Frankfurt Nov 22-24. Booked a room a room at Mercure in Freidrichsdorf for $62 for Friday night and at Ramada Inn in Darmstadt for Saturday night for $72. Both inclusive of taxes. I am guessing I can get a taxi from the hotels to Oase and Sharks w / o too much trouble, am I right?

Anyway, the room prices I got on Expedia are lower than what I hear other people quoting on booking. Com, etc. Also lower than what the hotel websites say themselves.

I am looking at Dec 3 - 6 (weekdays). Looked at Expedia (also). Getting same high rates - Ramada $109, Expedia not showing Mercure at all in Expedia, in Hotwire $147.

The issue also made a little more complex - as unable to understand local geography and German names- 'Old Opera stock exchange area', 'Old Frankfurt', etc. Also planning to use public transport (not wanting to mess with driving/insurance, etc)
Is 'Main Sud' the central station area?

I stayed at this hotel a few years back. Small hotel directly north of Oase, couple of bank machines in the center of town and a few small markets to stock up on supplies. The hotel discounts their rate the longer your stay, they might not bump the price up when the messe is in town (although their website states they do). I actually walked to Oase, enjoying the quiet German countryside and a few good german beers along the way. Taxi ride back was around 8 euro's. The pension wall is closer but there's no atm's or markets from what I could gather.

http://www.hotel-romantica.repage3.de/

This romantica website is totally in German (even Google translate / Chrome unable to help).

I did not think booking a reasonably priced hotel would be such an adventure.

[Member #4581]

I am in Frankfurt Nov 22-24. Had already asked a bunch of silly questions which the senior members answered kindly and patiently. Anyways, mighty excited I should say. Based on all the feedback and what I read, I decided on Oase for Friday Nov 22 and Sharks for Nov 23 Saturday. I am flying out of Frankfurt on Sunday afternoon. I booked throug expedia, always use them, and I booked a room a room at Mercure in Freidrichsdorf for $62 for Friday night and at Ramada Inn in Darmstadt for Saturday night for $72. Both inclusive of taxes. I am guessing I can get a taxi from the hotels to Oase and Sharks w / o too much trouble, am I right?

Anyway, the room prices I got on Expedia are lower than what I hear other people quoting on booking. Com, etc. Also lower than what the hotel websites say themselves.

I stayed at this hotel a few years back. Small hotel directly north of Oase, couple of bank machines in the center of town and a few small markets to stock up on supplies. The hotel discounts their rate the longer your stay, they might not bump the price up when the messe is in town (although their website states they do). I actually walked to Oase, enjoying the quiet German countryside and a few good german beers along the way. Taxi ride back was around 8 euro's. The pension wall is closer but there's no atm's or markets from what I could gather.

http://www.hotel-romantica.repage3.de/

[Breadman]

I stayed at this hotel a few years back. Small hotel directly north of Oase, couple of bank machines in the center of town and a few small markets to stock up on supplies. The hotel discounts their rate the longer your stay, they might not bump the price up when the messe is in town (although their website states they do). I actually walked to Oase, enjoying the quiet German countryside and a few good german beers along the way. Taxi ride back was around 8 euro's. The pension wall is closer but there's no atm's or markets from what I could gather. http://www.hotel-romantica.repage3.de/

[PussyLiccker]

Thats the closest one if you have a car but its probably a little too remote if using public transport; in which case the B&B Frankfurt West in Eschborn is the closest alternative at the moment.

Yes. 15 mins walk from U-bahn.

https://maps.google.com/maps?expflag...0803967814&q=B%26B+Hotel+Frankfurt-Nord&iwloc=A&gl=US&hl=en

[Ableyone]

Here is one 12mins from Oase according to G-Maps.

https://plus.google.com/103284210814...ut?gl=us&hl=en

Thats the closest one if you have a car but its probably a little too remote if using public transport; in which case the B&B Frankfurt West in Eschborn is the closest B&B hotel alternative at the moment.

[PussyLiccker]

Frankfurt hotel prices tend to be higher during the week, whilst at weekends the prices drop.

Central hotels will be more popular during December due to visitors from abroad in town for the Christmas markets.

According to a booklet I picked up during a stay at a B&B Hotel they're planning on opening one in Bad Homburg, there is a grey building on the right as you head out of Bad Homburg on the train to Friedrichsdorf, could that be it?

Here is one 12mins from Oase according to G-Maps. https://plus.google.com/103284210814...ut?gl=us&hl=en

[Ableyone]

The indications I got here in the forum was I should get in 60/70E range ($100<). Am I not doing something right?

Frankfurt hotel prices tend to be higher during the week, whilst at weekends the prices drop.

Central hotels will be more popular during December due to visitors from abroad in town for the Christmas markets.

According to a booklet I picked up during a stay at a B&B Hotel they're planning on opening one in Bad Homburg, there is a grey building on the right as you head out of Bad Homburg on the train to Friedrichsdorf, could that be it?

[Finnish Fucker]

Trying to book hotel for 1st week of December, the websites (hotels. Com / booking. Com) are showing very high prices.

I checked some prices just for fun with.

www.booking.com

I selected a whole week, from Monday 2. Dec until Sunday 8. Dec. 6 nights.

1. Hotel Excelcior, next to main train station in Frankfurt. 420 €, equals 70€/night.

2. Hotel Mercure in Friedrichsdorf. 444 €, equals 74 €/night.

Both medium class hotels. Breakfast was included.

I recommend you to book the hotels quickly before the prices rise.

-Kepp

[PussyLiccker]

I guess you mean the beer is free ("kostenlos","kostenfrei". Cost free)?

I can see some guys at Sharks hardly doing a girl (in some cases not one) on Sundays. 40 Euro entry and they can eat food, take a few coffees etc, and do their wellness shit.

I can cook food, make a good coffee, don't see a great reason to cook myself in the sauna, and hate real Thai massage (torture) , so I am definitely there for the sex. Nothing else really matters once there are 3 or more great girls. The cost of course matters.

Yes, I did mean "free." Yes, I think when I was at Sharks, I may have taken the sausage fest the wrong way, probably the men were just hanging around not going to the room.

If you cook up some nice dishes, I don't see the food being of much concern given you live in FRA. At some clubs in NRW such as GT, LV, and PHG as examples food is pretty well made. At GT and LV, they serve breakfast deli in addition to other european breakfast options, and they have a chef there to cook eggs your way. They have ingredients to cook some delicious omlet. That's not all, the chef is there most of the club opening and well change up what they cook throughout the day. For example, fries and ribs, and soup available with pastries. Also the varieties of beer offered are in bottled form and they are constantly stocked in the fridge for taking. Later at night pizza is available after chef leaves. At PHG during a German holiday, they would bring out snacks at various times. Berliners, pineapples, and etc. Their BBQ is really good also. The services by the management try to provide as cozy atmosphere as possible. And girls there are pretty nice, and men mostly hang around the girls not going to the room frequently. So, no wonder men come to these clubs to just relax and not go to the room.

I will be down at the NRW later this month, if you want to check out the clubs there, I will have a car and can show you around and point you to some nice girls. Unfortunately, you don't accept PM.

[Shark16]

Trying to book hotel for 1st week of December, the websites (hotels. Com / booking. Com) are showing very high prices-

-The indications I got here in the forum was I should get in 60/70E range ($100<). Am I not doing something right?

I think Syzy and PL have pretty much answered this already. Just confirming that prices quickly rise during big messe (exhibition) events. Also, when I want the best deals I usually book a hotel 2- 3 months in advance (or even more).