Moscow

[SS265]

Hi guys,

I will stay Sheraton Palace Moscow. Actually it's first time in Moscow for me. Do you any suggestions about Spa saloons like Orchid SPA. St. Petersburg?

Do you have any info about, can we call escort to our room easily, or need to pay extra? Any talented bell boy for finding girl? Or any girls in Lobby like St. Petersburg?

Thanks for your answers.

[Krevet]

Hi Stirling,

You mentioned 500 and 900. What currency was it?

Hi Captain Solo,

250 euros or dollars are in night flight enough! Or 17000 rubles.

[Captain Solo]

Hi Stirling,

You mentioned 500 and 900. What currency was it?

Hi gents, just returned home from my first trip to Russia. I'd like to pass on my thanks to Jake 993

I made dinner reservations at Night Flight for 9 pm. Food was ok, not spectacular by any stretch, however, I'd repeat again given the same situation. Finally headed downstairs about 11 pm or so. Not really busy, although I recognize Saturday night is not prime for this club, it's the only time I had to visit. By 12 it had picked up some. By chance, met a fellow Canadian on his first trip here as well. In any event, chatted with a number of ladies, most in the 6-8 range. Hadn't really made a selection yet when this absolute stunner walks in. Brunette, 5'9" and model like body. I kept my gaze fixed and she was soon chatting to me. Settled on 500 for the night. Ordered another set of drinks when her friend joins us. Unreal, just as good looking, dirty blonde / redhead. Both spoke reasonable English. They tried to convince me to take both of them. At first I was thinking no, but they quickly broke me down LOL. Despite having a load of cash on me, I explained to them that I only had 900 on me and there wasn't any way to get more until later tomorrow. Figured they'd either go for it or not, wasn't worried as I had the brunette sewn up. Thought if I could get a deal, why not, didn't really want to spend any more tonight. They chatted between themselves and agreed to the 900.

Stirling.

[Krevet]

Hi GB2,

Located between Moscow City, Arbat and the zoo. Some great such as Vanilia and Viagra can easily be reached on foot.

It's close to the boat station and the Radisson or Ukraine. Even the Soho rooms and Krisha Mira are great near there.

Much pleasure in Moscow!

[Jake993]

Dear fellows.

I will spend soon some nights in the Crown Plaza Hotel. No way to Change it, ist booked by Company. The latest Information which I could find in here is nearly 3 years old. So: does anybody knows if it is a good placw to stay and if Girls are allowed to visit?

All I know is that a Club called "The Loft" is near and that it should be a good place. So maybe an Option if my Mamba-hotties are not as hot then expected.

Any comment about Hotel is very welcome.

Thanks in advance

GB2,

The Crowne Plaza was gone through many policy evolutions over the years.

My LATEST information from visitors is that it is girl friendly.

Worse case is that she will need to show her passport to reception but no big deal.

And yes, it's a good place to stay considering that The Loft is right across the street.

Have fun, Jake.

[GermanBoy 2]

Dear fellows.

I will spend soon some nights in the Crown Plaza Hotel. No way to Change it, ist booked by Company. The latest Information which I could find in here is nearly 3 years old. So: does anybody knows if it is a good placw to stay and if Girls are allowed to visit?

All I know is that a Club called "The Loft" is near and that it should be a good place. So maybe an Option if my Mamba-hotties are not as hot then expected.

Any comment about Hotel is very welcome.

Thanks in advance

[YummyPL]

It took me 9 nine years to go 20 times, but using that 3 year visa now, I was only trying to make a third entry in less than 12 months. When I checked with Travisa, they said there was some limit having to do with time, that I almost exceeded, but since I hadn't reached that limit, going was no problem.

Sorry that I can't remember exactly what they said was the time limit. Maybe it was how many entries per each ninety days?

You guys made me question my own claim. I counted and it has actually been 15 entries and one of those is because I went to Stockholm for the weekend when I was there for 3 months. Two of the trips I went to Samara and Moscow so those both feel like 2 trips. In any case I have spent about 210 days total in Russia since my first entry in June 2013.

[Suka Shalava]

I got a 3 year multi-entry tourist visa.

I have traveled there more than 20 times in the last two and a half years.

It took me 9 nine years to go 20 times, but using that 3 year visa now, I was only trying to make a third entry in less than 12 months. When I checked with Travisa, they said there was some limit having to do with time, that I almost exceeded, but since I hadn't reached that limit, going was no problem.

Sorry that I can't remember exactly what they said was the time limit. Maybe it was how many entries per each ninety days?

[Stirling]

Striking,

900... are we talking about Dollars, Euros, Shekels?

$ US dollars.

[Gotta GO]

GG,

I have been traveling to Russia for 10 years now. This is the BEST web site I have seen http://www.visatorussia.com/russianvisa.nsf/index.html.

I am guessing that you do not yet have an invitation? This is the place to get it.

You may also want to look at this page. http://www.russianembassy.org/page/i...sa-information.

My understanding is that the Russian consulates have outsourced visa processing to these visa centers. The Good news is that these people know what they are going so it's worth a phone call. The bad news is that it might add a day or two to your process. Not to mention another $33 in fees.

Another thing to watch out for is the fact that while the Russian consulate / embassy is telling you that you can get a 3 year multi-entry visa, if you have never been to Russia before, they MAY limit you to a single entry visa for your first time. Just be aware.

Good luck!!

Jake.

I'll try to add something beneficial soon.

[YummyPL]

The first visa I got was a 1 year multi entry bussiness.

Then after a 1 year visa you can get a 2 years visa, and after a 2 year visa you can get a 3 year visa.

I'm from the USA. The first Russian Visa I got was a 3 year multi-entry tourist visa. Apparently Russia and USA signed an agreement to make these easier to get some time in 2012. I got mine in May of 2013, I have traveled there more than 20 times in the last two and a half years.

Of course, things have changed politically since I got my visa.

[Chercheur]

GG,

IAnother thing to watch out for is the fact that while the Russian consulate / embassy is telling you that you can get a 3 year multi-entry visa, if you have never been to Russia before, they MAY limit you to a single entry visa for your first time.
Jake.

The first visa I got was a 1 year multi entry bussiness.

Then after a 1 year visa you can get a 2 years visa, and after a 2 year visa you can get a 3 year visa.

[Jake993]

Guys,
I think I read I get a 36 month visa for being a us citizen today.
Thanks!

GG,

I have been traveling to Russia for 10 years now. This is the BEST web site I have seen http://www.visatorussia.com/russianvisa.nsf/index.html.

I am guessing that you do not yet have an invitation? This is the place to get it.

You may also want to look at this page. http://www.russianembassy.org/page/i...sa-information.

My understanding is that the Russian consulates have outsourced visa processing to these visa centers. The Good news is that these people know what they are going so it's worth a phone call. The bad news is that it might add a day or two to your process. Not to mention another $33 in fees.

Another thing to watch out for is the fact that while the Russian consulate / embassy is telling you that you can get a 3 year multi-entry visa, if you have never been to Russia before, they MAY limit you to a single entry visa for your first time. Just be aware.

Good luck!!

Jake.

[Gotta GO]

Guys,

I'm trying to put a 6 or 7 day trip to Moscow before thanksgiving. I read about 5 pages into the ff and I can say ill need to keep reading and get back on mamba but more importantly I need to know the fastest way to get my tourist visa short of driving 2 hours to DC. Does anyone have a visa service company recommendation? Also I would like to do more than a 1 or 2 trip visa. I think I read I get a 36 month visa for being a us citizen today.

I'm meeting a girl there but she works so I'm going to try to pack in a few more women.

I memorized the Russian alphabet but maybe know 3 words total!

Any tips for any part of my trip will be prized and I'm open for meeting up for beers or vodka!

Thanks!

[Jake993]

Hi gents, just returned home from my first trip to Russia. I'd like to pass on my thanks to Jake 993 and everyone else who provided valuable info. Much appreciated. Jake, I did end up switching hotels to the Marriott Grand. Worked out great. Arrived in Moscow Sat afternoon and was at my hotel by about 2 pm. Had a quick lunch and strolled down the street to discover that Night Flight was 5 min away.

Stirling,

I am delighted to hear that it worked out for you. I had a similar experience about 7 years ago with two girls from NF. However, more often than not, the girls are trying to weasel themselves out of the deal early and make a hasty retreat after one pop. Clearly your offer of breakfast at the Marriott Grand was a good inducement to stay and fall asleep.

Happy trails,

Jake.