Sauna Reviews

[CancunDesire]

Never seen a woman into a sauna. Might even not allowed in. It's a men only business. You should try your own by picking up s girl at one of the disco p, maybe some philipina and take to your hotel.

Certainly not the same experience.

Closest to this is you go to bankgok and go to Annie's massage. They have girls for couples and for women, even a few tomboys. I know. It is over three hours away by flight, Just in case you travel around.

Thanks BionicMan, appreciate your help, it does look like Spas are "no woman customer " zone, will try anyway and report here, with backup plan of outcall. Thanks for recommendation of Annie's massage, will try on next Asia trip.

[BionicMan]

Punters. I am lucky to have fun loving wife, are there any sauna's that will allow woman customer? Idea is to have my wife to pick girl from lineup for a threesome.

Thanks for help in advance.

Never seen a woman into a sauna. Might even not allowed in. It's a men only business. You should try your own by picking up s girl at one of the disco p, maybe some philipina and take to your hotel.

Certainly not the same experience.

Closest to this is you go to bankgok and go to Annie's massage. They have girls for couples and for women, even a few tomboys. I know. It is over three hours away by flight, Just in case you travel around.

[Peter Den]

I was in Macau last Sunday and checked it out a smaller sauna called Holiday Spa. The spa scheme is the same as the other spas like Rio, but smaller. Originally, I was worried that this spa would be hole in the wall, but it turned out it was ok. The best part of this spa is the price. They have a special where it would cost around 800+ before 5 pm. After 5 pm, the price jumps by 300. The prices are still a lot less than the other saunas.

The selection of girls was ok. It had girls from Korea, China, Thai, Vietnam, and Africa.

Location of this spa is near Holiday Inn Hotel. It is diagonally across from the Diamond Casino down the small alley.

[Melor]

Oh did I mention top beauty all around the world at the sauna happy to service you.

If cheap hotel and holiday, dirty beach and in your face mongering is your thing then Pattaya is the way to go.

Well, I never expressed any doubts about top beauty in saunas and that is exactly the reason why I am keen to visit Macau again. As to Pattaya, it is somewhat off-topic (although it was my fault to mention this place), but it is not necessary to stay in exactly cheap hotels there, choices are available. And beaches in Koh Larn are not dirty at all unlike to the ones in the city itself. Anyway, I am not such a big fan of Pattaya to argue much about this place.

[Fast Eddie 48]

I am not a gamer, totally disinterested in casinos.

To Melor.

If you not a gambler there are still a lot to do in Macau.

World class casino with 5 star hotel accommodations.

World class dining with top chef from all over the world.

Top brand name store and shoppe in the casino mall.

Largest wave pool in the world 8000 sq meter with lazy river pool.

At the Galaxy resort.

Top entertainment top performer from all over the world.

Top sporting event world class boxing and UFC events.

Oh did I mention top beauty all around the world at the sauna happy to service you.

If cheap hotel and holiday, dirty beach and in your face mongering is your thing then Pattaya is the way to go.

Fast Eddie 48.

[CancunDesire]

Punters. I am lucky to have fun loving wife, are there any sauna's that will allow woman customer? Idea is to have my wife to pick girl from lineup for a threesome.

Thanks for help in advance.

[JohnnyNeedsMor]

I stayed in Lisboa couple of years ago, no complaints, at least that time. From there I used to walk to FN and back (not very short walk though).

Got a splendid last minute deal with the Conrad Macau. Now to find a good place to watch tonight's champions league match.

[Member #4698]

I stayed at the Lisboa one time too. West Wing. The room was good and the price was right. Back then they still had the Lisboa Race track. I used to enjoy watching the fillies promenade around all decked out in their finery. Too bad they are gone.

[Member #4698]

Macau hotel are much better value than in HK large suite price during the week is about the same or cheaper than hotel in HK, if you are paying not on your company expense than stay in Macau or sleep a night at the sauna.
Fast Eddie 48.

Fast Eddie, I think we are in total agreement. I will add that although HKG is a much larger city and in a broad general way, more dynamic and interesting than Macau, I prefer Macau over HKG anyday of the week when it comes to girls. IMHO, Wanchai bars are very expensive and most of the girls you find there look like retreads and past their sale date. I do like the HKG 141 action and over in TST I have had good times with the Chinese SW's, but in general, Macau offers up a much better and more varied selection of girls than HKG. So it's been years since I last visited HKG with no regrets, but I am looking forward to my next Macau side trip as part of my next big Asian trip big time.

Stay thirsty.

[Melor]

In Macau during the weekend. Is the Lisbon hotel a good place to stay?

I stayed in Lisboa couple of years ago, no complaints, at least that time. From there I used to walk to FN and back (not very short walk though).

[Wild Wind]

I read that it relocated to 4th floor Casa Real Hotel but have not verified.

[Fast Eddie 48]

This is not a good idea ChristianG unless you live in HKG and can come over to Macau whenever you feel like it. To get the most out of Macau a punter / traveler should spend 5 NIGHTS here (Sunday to Friday), check out a different Sauna (no earlier than 7:30 pm) for at least the 1st 3 nights, and then spend the last two nights wherever he wants.

Plus the ferrys do not run late at night. I believe that last ferry leaves Macau at 11:59.

https://www.turbojet.com.hk/en/routing-sailing-schedule/hong-kong-macau/sailing-schedule-fares.aspx

So that would force a punter to leave the sauna no later than 11:30pm and knowing I was under the gun like that would crimp my style. I would not like it at all. Of course the other alternative is to spend the night in a Sauna and leave on the first ferry in the morning. That sounds better to me, but it still leaves valid my main point about spending 5 nights in Macau being optimal.

To Natty.

Macau hotel are much better value than in HK large suite price during the week is about the same or cheaper than hotel in HK, if you are paying not on your company expense than stay in Macau or sleep a night at the sauna.

Fast Eddie 48.

[Member #4698]

Maybe you could stay in Hong Kong and take a round trip by ferry for Macau, go and back in the same day.

This is not a good idea ChristianG unless you live in HKG and can come over to Macau whenever you feel like it. To get the most out of Macau a punter / traveler should spend 5 NIGHTS here (Sunday to Friday), check out a different Sauna (no earlier than 7:30 pm) for at least the 1st 3 nights, and then spend the last two nights wherever he wants.

Plus the ferrys do not run late at night. I believe that last ferry leaves Macau at 11:59.

https://www.turbojet.com.hk/en/routing-sailing-schedule/hong-kong-macau/sailing-schedule-fares.aspx

So that would force a punter to leave the sauna no later than 11:30pm and knowing I was under the gun like that would crimp my style. I would not like it at all. Of course the other alternative is to spend the night in a Sauna and leave on the first ferry in the morning. That sounds better to me, but it still leaves valid my main point about spending 5 nights in Macau being optimal.

[JohnnyNeedsMor]

For non gamblers of which I am one, this is what I like to do in Macau until prime time (7:30 to 8 pm):

!. Sleep late.

2. Wake up & go out and grab some coffee.

3. Check my emails, correspondence, and business affairs.

4. LUNCH: This is a big deal. Macau has some great restaurants including 3 michelin star Chinese restaurants. The dim sum is best in the world! Local food is interesting too. So lunch is my main meal when I am in Macau.

5. Walk around. I like to literally walk around Macau Island. It takes around 2 hours and there is always someting interesting to see. I try to mix up my route and see if I can get lost.

6. Rest up for the evening.

7. Go to a Sauna..

In Macau during the weekend. Is the Lisbon hotel a good place to stay? Any suggestions for the group?

[Member #4698]

For non gamblers of which I am one, this is what I like to do in Macau until prime time (7:30 to 8 pm) begins:

!. Sleep late.

2. Wake up & go out and grab some coffee.

3. Check my emails, correspondence, and business affairs.

4. LUNCH: This is a big deal. Macau has some great restaurants including 3 michelin star Chinese restaurants. The dim sum is best in the world! Local food is interesting too. So lunch is my main meal when I am in Macau.

5. Walk around. I like to literally walk around Macau Island. It takes around 2 hours and there is always someting interesting to see. I try to mix up my route and see if I can get lost.

6. Rest up for the evening.

7. Go to a Sauna.

8. After Sauna time (if I started around 8 p, it is usually around midnight or a little later when I leave the sauna.) I like to walk around and check on the SW's on my way to dinner. I particularly like the noodle restaurant at The Grand Lisboa. They offer 5 or 6 differnet kinds of fresh noodles combined with one of three broths and your choice of many different side entrees. I like the spicey minced pork for a side.

9. After dinner I like to cruise a casino or two. I always keep my eye out for FL's hanging around the slot machines. One time I picked up a gorgeous Chinese girl in the MGM casino.

10. I eventually head for a bar. Lions Club is good. They have quality booze, FL's, and live music. MP3 is also a good place to have a drink and watch the show ie Russian pole dancers & Filpina FL's. I rarely take a FL back to my room, but it has happened occasionally. LOL. There are also late night clubs & discos where I am sure plenty of girls are availalble. I never stay up that late, however, unless I have jet lag. BTW, Macau is one of the best cities in the world to have jet lag. The town never goes to sleep. The saunas, casinos, and casino restaurants are open all night long and stay busy. In addition, Macau is a very safe city so you can walk around anywhere you like at 4:30 - 5am in the morning without a care, and if you get hungry, you can stop and get some great noodle soup somewhere. Its all good.

11. I go to sleep and then wake up and do it all over again.

The bottom line is I would not want to live in Macau full time unless I had a high paying job to keep me focused. But I consider a 4 or 5 night side trip, once a year, to get my Chinese fix a real treat.