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[DrunkerIrish]

Overall, I would agree with other's opinions that Central Europe, including Prague, is on the slide, and shifting quickly to the independent agent system. I guess with the internet and smartphones being what they are, this is inevitable. I think its bad for punters. Girls are better when they are accountable to someone, like they are at an FKK.

I consider Prague and Krakow to be great places to have a mistress, but not for "in and out" holiday punting. Just go to the strip clubs I say.

Have to agree. Save your money and visit German FKKs. Maybe go to the strip clubs to watch the hot Czech girls dance in Prague, but other than that waste of money. Visited my first FKK today in Frankfurt (Manhattan) and saw more beautiful naked girls here walking around than in the clubs. And that were easily accessible for play and for very little euros.

IMHO there is no reason to go anywhere else unless you're limited by travel budget.

[Vatore007]

Watch out of these strip bars who try to scam you. Almost all strip clubs in centre are the type that tries to scam people. I lost over 500 euros.

How in the hell did you lose 500 Euros?

[Always Randy]

If you want to bring somebody home to you -- such as an escort -- then it is easiest to stay at an apartment, because then there is not any risk of having problems with the reception. Otherwise I just recommend deciding on what places you think you want to visit (privates or clubs) and try to find a hotel nearby. There are plenty of hotels in Prague, so just try the usual hotel booking sites. If you go with AAA taxi, which has a set price, then you can take a taxi to the airport if it is early in the morning. That taxi company is also at the airport, so you can book it there. Otherwise, you can get to the airport also within about 30 minutes from the center if you take the metro and then airport bus. The old town has a lot of tourists, but hotels are not all that expensive and then you are close to many of the tourist sites.

Sorry dear but AAA taxi is one of the worst taxi company. They are well known for local, but not for tourists. I can reccomend City taxi or Tick Tack taxi. For same price like AAA you can go in new audi A6, and when you ask in city taxi for VIP service then you will go with new Mercedes.

Thanks for the information Letni and Melissa Rouge. We ended up staying in a hotel near Metro Krizikova in Praha 8. It was close enough to the entertainment only a couple of stops away. Last train is at midnight so a few times were lucky to catch the very last train. Once the gates to the metro station literally came down as soon as we walked out of the station. Looked into the taxi services to the airport that Melissa suggested but ended up going with AAA taxi after all. Their website lets you calculate the rate online to get the cost so the driver can't rip your off. This trip, we only tried out AAA Exclusive Club (no relation to the taxi) and Showpark. Next time we'll have to try the privats.

[Rjsss212]

Because Manny, this is such a solid thread with so many good people that its a shame, almost a tragedy really, to have you try and dumb it down like you so often attempt to do in the Dominican thread, with no real evidence you have actually been to the country.

[Manny51]

So, more nonsense from a little high school aged bullshitter.

A post in the Czech thread that says avoid Czech. Oh, thanks.

A positive reference to Krakow but in the Czech thread but with NO INFO as usual.

You're in ALL the threads asking silly questions and FINALLY a potetential report and NADA!

So lets make it simple kid. How long were you there. Where did you monger, what did you get and lasly how much did it cost you.

Simple, right? But not if your a high school kid posting from his room in house parents house, now is it?

LOL!

Dude, why so angry? I am not the first person to have a negative opinion about punting in Prague. And my negative opinion is about PUNTING in Prague, not the people or country of Prague.

Making accusations and criticizing someone's posting history -- totally amateur. Bush-league technique by low-minded members who can't think of anything intelligent to say. Respond intelligently to the comment, don't attack the man. Lame.

How do you think your post makes you look? Like a winner? Lame.

Get a life. No actually keep going. I could use another laugh.

[Rjsss212]

OK guys, just got back from a Central European swing: Prague, Krakow, Budapest, and Vienna, in that order. Read through a lot of the forums before I left, and I thought I would give my thoughts. Although I will give my opinions, it won't be what some would call a focused "field report," so I am posting it in the "General Info" section.

So, more nonsense from a little high school aged bullshitter.

A post in the Czech thread that says avoid Czech. Oh, thanks.

A positive reference to Krakow but in the Czech thread but with NO INFO as usual.

You're in ALL the threads asking silly questions and FINALLY a potetential report and NADA!

So lets make it simple kid. How long were you there. Where did you monger, what did you get and lasly how much did it cost you.

Simple, right? But not if your a high school kid posting from his room in house parents house, now is it?

[Manny51]

OK guys, just got back from a Central European swing—Prague, Krakow, Budapest, and Vienna, in that order. Read through a lot of the forums before I left, and I thought I would give my thoughts. Although I will give my opinions, it won't be what some would call a focused "field report," so I am posting it in the "General Info" section.

In Prague, the women are very pretty. Unfortunately all the venues are terrible. Don't bother with AAA Exclusive. Seriously, just don't. Its easy to get there by metro, but I can't recall the actual station name, and won't look it back up, simply because I can't recommend the place. My interactions there were so bad that they poisoned my attitude for the rest of the time in the city. I could have visited a Privat, but I didn't. In hindsight, I wished that I had just gone to the strip clubs to appreciate the gorgeous women for nothing more than a stack of small bills. (Actually, that's impossible. The one and two euro's are actually coins. But you get my drift.).

In that vein, if you are going on a Central European tour, definitely hit Krakow. I was most impressed with the Polish women. Czech women were as pretty as I expected, with that slight Ukranian facial beauty that we all like. But Polish women were almost universally blessed with the awesome figure. Compact round butts attached to unbeleivable straight long legs. Everyone in Krakow wore tight jeans or daisy duke shorts. And looked good in them. In Krakow, my head was constantly swiveling around admiring figures that eventually led up to faces that sometimes let you down. Its something about the nose. What a curse. Its like God's way of equalizing things. Its not that they are unattractive. Its just that they are not as pretty as their Czech and Hungarian counterparts. Although I would still rate Ukranian / Russian, French Canadian, and Japanese as the most beautiful women in the world, Polish women definitely get best figure.

Overall, I would agree with other's opinions that Central Europe, including Prague, is on the slide, and shifting quickly to the independent agent system. I guess with the internet and smartphones being what they are, this is inevitable. I think its bad for punters. Girls are better when they are accountable to someone, like they are at an FKK. Unfettered free market capitalism should theoretically mean that enterpeneurs who provide good services at a decent prices do well financially. If Melissa Rouge is for real, she would be a good example of that. But in reality, at least from the Man's perspective, I think it results in a flood of indistinguishable girls who don't get enough business, get bored and bitter, and provide a very poor experience.

I consider Prague and Krakow to be great places to have a mistress, but not for "in and out" holiday punting. Just go to the strip clubs I say.

[Member #4557]

If you want to bring somebody home to you -- such as an escort -- then it is easiest to stay at an apartment, because then there is not any risk of having problems with the reception. Otherwise I just recommend deciding on what places you think you want to visit (privates or clubs) and try to find a hotel nearby. There are plenty of hotels in Prague, so just try the usual hotel booking sites. If you go with AAA taxi, which has a set price, then you can take a taxi to the airport if it is early in the morning. That taxi company is also at the airport, so you can book it there. Otherwise, you can get to the airport also within about 30 minutes from the center if you take the metro and then airport bus. The old town has a lot of tourists, but hotels are not all that expensive and then you are close to many of the tourist sites.

Sorry dear but AAA taxi is one of the worst taxi company. They are well known for local, but not for tourists. I can reccomend City taxi or Tick Tack taxi. For same price like AAA you can go in new audi A6, and when you ask in city taxi for VIP service then you will go with new Mercedes.

[Letni]

My wing and I are in Prague for the week of May 26th. I've read the forum but can't get a handle of where the best place to stay close to the fun action. Is Old Town too touristy? Any recommendations for a Hotel or Pension in Prague? Or is an apartment better? We'd need two in the same building though.

Our flight out of Prague is very early Saturday morning so we may have to change to a place closer to the airport on Friday night?

Thanks!

If you want to bring somebody home to you -- such as an escort -- then it is easiest to stay at an apartment, because then there is not any risk of having problems with the reception. Otherwise I just recommend deciding on what places you think you want to visit (privates or clubs) and try to find a hotel nearby. There are plenty of hotels in Prague, so just try the usual hotel booking sites. If you go with AAA taxi, which has a set price, then you can take a taxi to the airport if it is early in the morning. That taxi company is also at the airport, so you can book it there. Otherwise, you can get to the airport also within about 30 minutes from the center if you take the metro and then airport bus. The old town has a lot of tourists, but hotels are not all that expensive and then you are close to many of the tourist sites.

[Always Randy]

My wing and I are in Prague for the week of May 26th. I've read the forum but can't get a handle of where the best place to stay close to the fun action. Is Old Town too touristy? Any recommendations for a Hotel or Pension in Prague? Or is an apartment better? We'd need two in the same building though.

Our flight out of Prague is very early Saturday morning so we may have to change to a place closer to the airport on Friday night?

Thanks!

[Pinatubo1]

What is the website for Exchange Grossmann? I didn't find the website. Thanks.

Hi DualSmasher, they do not have website but you can obtain the best rates from the man (Mohamed) if you tell him that you are a friend of the Pharaon and avoid the blond woman. Bye.

[Luisman01]

Thanks for the tip! I checked out the website. So it's a respectable place? No old out of circulation bills or hidden fees?

Yes totally legit and very busy at times!

[DualSmasher]

What is the website for Exchange Grossmann? I didn't find the website. Thanks.

[Manny51]

Thanks for the tip! I checked out the website. So it's a respectable place? No old out of circulation bills or hidden fees?

[DreamK]

Quick question about money. I have a trip to the area coming up.

How do most of you guys get cash, the atm of exchange houses?

I travel frequently, and I have found that there are some countries, usually less developed ones like Phillipines or DR, where you can get close to or even better than the official international exchange rate by changing cash at local exchange houses. In other countries, like Italy or France, the only way to get a good exchange rate is through the ATMs. Personally, I prefer to travel mostly with cash. With all the identity threat nowadays, I prefer to minimize electronic transactions as much as possible.

What's the deal with the Koruna?

Thanks in advance!

Luisman01 already give good advice, that exchange place (eXchange or something like that its name. Website only CZ but you can find address there still) near Clock Tower is pretty much only one tourist guides and people recommend using when changing money, that place is also recommended in Tripadvisor forums by ordinary Prague people. Other good choices are regular Czech banks or those ATM changing machines.

Just avoid those small kiosks what are all around Prague tourist areas, they usually gives worst possible rates you can get. And never change money with strangers in the streets that is well know tourist scam there!

I'm also just using cash everywhere and two trips to Prague that was best way to stay and shopping around anyway.