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02-22-14 19:13 #2086
Posts: 68Arriving 1st. Week of March
Dears, planning to arrive Nairobi around 1st. Week of March for a business trip for 2-3 days only, can you please advice the shortest way to mongering in Nairobi, also any advices will be more than welcome.
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02-21-14 00:49 #2085
Posts: 95Originally Posted by naked gunz [View Original Post]
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02-19-14 17:47 #2084
Posts: 1397Originally Posted by ocampo2 [View Original Post]
rinata (sp?) has long term discounts from that 150 / night. they said 750 / week. 2400 / month. i asked about guests and she seemed to misunderstand me, started talking about extra beds and stuff? my impression was that guest will not be a problem, and i always pay double. if you asked for my suggestion stay where you feel good during your down time. there are a couple a restaurants near rinata, and a fruit stand and nairobi java house on the same street across valley road.
madhouse will reopen behind chesterhouse, i'm told, in a couple months
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02-17-14 13:44 #2083
Posts: 20So what do you recommend?
Originally Posted by Naked Gunz [View Original Post]
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02-16-14 06:44 #2082
Posts: 1397Kenya Comfort Hotel (in town). Detailed
Good for short term, but not long term. I would do no more than 3 days in this hotel next time.
It is clean. The staff is nice enough, and as a monger I would do a little azz kissing to staff and security. If you don't get a double guests will cost 1500 extra (day or night). They will try to charge you even if you have paid double. Just stand your ground and have them check the records. I never tried two guests though I suspect that will be an issue. A couple of my guests even had a bit of an attitude when filling out the paperwork.
Street noise is horrible (6th floor or not) end of story. Sunday morning church noise is the worst and certainly won't help your hangover. To my horror, no DSTV! CNN, Al Jezz and BBC only 12-5AM. I am forced to endure telenovellas and a constant stream of local channel content (endless gospel or HH videos). One channel is even dedicated to in house security cams? Internet is spotty, and when they changed the pw (without informing me) it was game over. I have a 3g modem I'm using with Safaricom, but I hear Orange is better. The in house bar is ok for having a drink with your sweet thing, but it closes at 11pm. Food is OK at best (to me) , but satisfies hunger. Superior room had a mini-fridge, which worked great. Water is nice and hot. There is only 1 available outlet in the room. I had to purchase a power strip for additional gadgets. I would say 2 star and not worth what the hell I'm paying. That's it for me for CBD hotels. I took a peak at Rinata Serviced Apts. And thought I stepped into paradise. I will certainly stay there next time.
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02-14-14 09:47 #2081
Posts: 98Short time hotels
Here an article on how the locals do it:
http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/enter...-dens?pageNo=1
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02-10-14 17:10 #2080
Posts: 1397Gill House massage- on Gidi Lane between Moi and Tom Mboya. Easy to miss in this hectic area. Your in the right spot when you see the big wood desk for security. Go to top level to the right (5 floors up). Pink walls and reggae music.
Owner says she there 5 yrs now. Three girls in the place. 4 to 6 at best. Setting is a small room with not so great bed. The message was actually not bad, but its been awhile since I had one. Extra full service was not bad either. She had the softest skin and azz, like silk. Rode me really nicely before I turned her over for the blastoff. She volunteered the number for a hotel visit. I would do again on a slow day.
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02-08-14 00:04 #2079
Posts: 93Originally Posted by Mongerbob [View Original Post]
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02-07-14 10:31 #2078
Posts: 48Girl friendly
Hi,
Can anyone confirm if the Intercontinental is girl friendly?
IE will they add any charges to my room
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02-05-14 23:47 #2077
Posts: 272Brothel creeping
Originally Posted by JovanBgd [View Original Post]
Willyboy wrote a long piece outlining brothels and circumstances. I'm not sure of willys native language, except it isn't english, but take your time and I'e found his information to be good. He rails a bit much on the price, I can't quite match his prices, but then again there's always the muzungu or ferengi tax.
Originally Posted by Willyboy [View Original Post]
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02-05-14 11:59 #2076
Posts: 272Clarification
For the sake of accuracy I should say the Kahama in Mtwapa is a small taxi ride away from the town, which is a good thing in my opinion as the town is really more of a truck stop rather than anything you'd want to wander around admiring the architecture etc. Havana its not.
Just next to Kahama is a small sand road that leads to the beach, the road is lined with massage shacks (and tourist trinket shacks) , and you'll be asked if you need a massage half a dozen times before you get to the beach. The main tourist attraction of that area is the beach, which is v. Nice.
There is a Kahama in Nairobi, v. Near to the short time hotel I mentioned earlier, but I've only heard poor reports about it.
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02-05-14 08:50 #2075
Posts: 15Originally Posted by Biffa [View Original Post]
Have you maybe been to Gill house brothel, La Celeb or Deuham house? Are those places any good and worth checking out? How much can I expect to pay for ST?
Jovan
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02-05-14 03:10 #2074
Posts: 272Good choice
Originally Posted by JovanBgd [View Original Post]
I walked around Konange Road at all hours, there were plenty of watchmen by buildings and I didn't feel too threatened. Simmers is only a few blocks away, and you have a handy large 24 hour Nakurmatt supermarket almost next door.
Girls from simmers will suggest short time hotels. I used one I think called "Forrest" or similar close to Ngara Road. I've attached a photo of a room at the Forrest, so you can see the standard you'd expect.
There's also a photo of Kahama included so you can see the standard of the room a bit, in fact the Kahama was possibly the best monger hotel I've been to.
Re: Sabina Joy. Its like the bar scene in Star Wars, but if you're brave go for it, a lot depends on your expectations, if you expect no toilets, stinky rooms, and a seriously grungey vibe, but with loads of girls with few or no boundaries, then you won't be far wrong. If you're expecting some kind of suave or non-earthy type thing, then you're probably headed for disappointment. YMMV.
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02-04-14 20:34 #2073
Posts: 15Hey guys,
It's me again! Can someone pretty please help me out with the brothel question? And also does anyone want to meet up while in Nairobi?
I'll be arriving to Nairobi on the morning of the February 5th. I'll be staying there in the Kenya Comfort hotel for 2 days before I go to Mombasa. This is my first time in Kenya.
I RTFF and I see that the absolute hit is the Simmers. The only problem is that I am travelling with this friend and whilst in Nairobi we'll be sharing the room. He's not so much interested in mongering and I can't just tell him to get a hike.
Best option for me would be to start with a brothel. I read there are several places: Lavington 28, Gill house brothel, La Celeb, Impala hotel, some place called Deuham house on Tubman road (something like that)? Which place would you guys recommend me to go to? I would prefer during the day.
How much I can be expected to be charged for ST in a brothel? The somewhat standard price for LT is around 2000 KSH as I can see.
Yeah, I also read no matter how desperate things can turn, I should stay the fuck away from Serena Joy!
In Nairobi I'll be staying for such a short time, but in Mombasa I'll stay for over a week and I am looking forward to meeting any fellow monger. I wasn't able to book but I'll try to get a room in the Kahama, Mombasa, the mongers top choice! Anyone willing to sit for a drink or go out to a club or whatever feel free to talk to me.
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02-04-14 19:29 #2072
Posts: 1397Originally Posted by Ocampo2 [View Original Post]
Business is business. A Yugo used to cost $3000, but you were lucky if you made it home.