Montreal

[AmorPorFavor]

I'm pretty sure this is a rhetorical statement, but I'll respond.

Attractive women try to get out of Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Buffalo to other cities in the USA When I am in Toronto and Montreal, I meet many women who have come from smaller cities in Canada. There are also many young foreigners migrating to both Canadian cities. Certainly, TO and MTL are very cosmopolitan cities.

I'm thinking about a trip to TO or MTL this summer now that they are letting us stupid covid infected Americans in again. I want to do tourist stuff and monger. Also some nightlife and lots of eating at good restaurants. I'm going to use agencies for ease of use. I have been tuning into this thread from time to time. My question is which city do you recommend, TO or MTL for the best overall experience? I live in San Diego and do a lot of mongering in Tijuana if anybody has any questions.

[WyattEarp]

Maybe others can back me up on this. Even though Toronto and Montreal are somewhat close together, the quality of the women is miles apart. I do not get why so many Northern American towns have such ugly women (Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Buffalo), and you have this paradise in Montreal. I do not get it. It must be the French genes.

I'm pretty sure this is a rhetorical statement, but I'll respond.

Attractive women try to get out of Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Buffalo to other cities in the USA When I am in Toronto and Montreal, I meet many women who have come from smaller cities in Canada. There are also many young foreigners migrating to both Canadian cities. Certainly, TO and MTL are very cosmopolitan cities.

[WyattEarp]

Another question I had in mind is, when booking agency SP's (non-independent ones) would it be possible to book for days in advanced if I contact them? I'm curious if this has been done before, I will be only in the city for 2 nights and I do not want to do a last minute search of who's available when I arrive there.

Montreal agencies are not great for advance booking. For example, this Monday morning EscortsXO shows girls available Tuesday. Vogue shows girls available Tuesday and a few girls available later in the week. Velvet Love has a few later in the week. Basically, the schedules start to fill in with available girls as the week progresses. I believe the complete next day's schedule is generally posted just after midnight.

(Toronto offers the advantage that schedules for the entire week are generally posted on Sunday.)

You have to be on your toes. While I was in transit from TO to MTL one afternoon, I saw April McAdams (now an Indy) added to Vogue's next day schedule. She was new and getting wildly great reviews so I told them I would take any hour available. My opinion is if you really want to see a specific girl just tell the agency any time is good for you.

[Hacsek]

What else is there besides XO, Vog, Euphoria, and Luxury? Wouldn't Toronto have better and more options?

There is Velvet and Xxxtase, plus Indy Companions (approx 100 independent escorts) plus about another 20 that advertise on the local board.

If you have trouble choosing from well over 200 women that are good choices, then perhaps Toronto is an option.

There is of course Leolist, Humpchies, and AI but I would not recommend any of these as they are full of bait and switch, pimps and scam artists. Tryst Link has good options but a lot of the Indy companions also advertise there.

[Mongerer88]

What else is there besides XO, Vog, Euphoria, and Luxury? Wouldn't Toronto have better and more options?

As far as Montreal agencies are concerned, Velvet Love is also excellent.

And while more expensive on a per-hour basis, Montreal has a lot of great independents. Many of them advertise and offer very selected services that appeal to some Johns, and perhaps some johns build a better and more satisfying relationship by repeating with a given independent. Most of us see some agency ladies and some independents.

When you consider all of these Montreal agencies, and its independents, there is truly about 50-100 fantastic ladies to choose from every day. Every age group, breast size, body style, hair color, etc. Is well represented.

Not sure anyone would ever need more than that. You are going to see one or two ladies a day. I have never quite understood the benefit of having more women to choose from than you can actually fuck.

Toronto is a larger metropolitan area with more of the same that is mentioned above. Most guys who have opined on the differences note two things. Toronto prices are higher (Many Montreal independents regularly tour Toronto at a higher rate) and Toronto has a better selection of "non-Canadian" women, particularly Asian ladies in Canada on visas.

In a way that is kind of surprising because the Montreal locals who post on the local Montreal board do a lot more international travel than the Toronto locals who post on the Toronto local board.

For the occasional non-Canadian tourist, I perceive a person might like Montreal slightly better. The prices are lower than Toronto, the standard service level is perhaps a little bit higher (non-GFE like CBJs is rare in either place), but even less rare in Montreal, and there is less advertised screening requirements in Montreal, especially among independents). If a person likes Europe, most travelers say that Montreal has a more European vibe than Toronto.

But there just isn't that much difference. A person will have a great time in either place.

[Elvis 2008]

What else is there besides XO, Vog, Euphoria, and Luxury? Wouldn't Toronto have better and more options?

Maybe others can back me up on this. Even though Toronto and Montreal are somewhat close together, the quality of the women is miles apart. I do not get why so many Northern American towns have such ugly women (Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Buffalo), and you have this paradise in Montreal. I do not get it. It must be the French genes.

[GuyBrusg1957]

What else is there besides XO, Vog, Euphoria, and Luxury? Wouldn't Toronto have better and more options?

[EliFlp]

Sandman is right next to the Longueuil Metro station easy ride to downtown Montreal.

Not much in entertainment around the area there is the Vegas strip joint if you are into that it is on the service road of the 132 highway about 5-7 minute drive from the Sandman which is next to the highway.

Many excellent restaurants on Rue St Charles Ouest (old Longueuil) about 5-7 minutes drive a few local brasseries also for a quick beer on an outside terrace.

Most agencies have no problem visiting Longueuil, Brossard, there are quite a few excellent Indys around the 10/30 shopping centre in Brossard (largest outdoor Mall in Quebec) area including Katrina Vianna, who was voted best Indy of the year by Merb members, for good reason, I highly recommend her she is not only gorgeous but a sweet and kind young lady. Brossard, 10/30 area is a 10 minute drive from the Sandman. There are also good restaurants in the 10/30 Mall.

I have heard of Katrina V when I was browsing the forums for my choices but Sasha J was really my top choice (craving blondes at the moment) but it seems like it is really hard to get a hold of her.

Another question I had in mind is, when booking agency SP's (non-independent ones) would it be possible to book for days in advanced if I contact them? I'm curious if this has been done before, I will be only in the city for 2 nights and I do not want to do a last minute search of who's available when I arrive there.

[Hacsek]

Sandman is right next to the Longueuil Metro station easy ride to downtown Montreal.

Not much in entertainment around the area there is the Vegas strip joint if you are into that it is on the service road of the 132 highway about 5-7 minute drive from the Sandman which is next to the highway.

Many excellent restaurants on Rue St Charles Ouest (old Longueuil) about 5-7 minutes drive a few local brasseries also for a quick beer on an outside terrace.

Most agencies have no problem visiting Longueuil, Brossard, there are quite a few excellent Indys around the 10/30 shopping centre in Brossard (largest outdoor Mall in Quebec) area including Katrina Vianna, who was voted best Indy of the year by Merb members, for good reason, I highly recommend her she is not only gorgeous but a sweet and kind young lady. Brossard, 10/30 area is a 10 minute drive from the Sandman. There are also good restaurants in the 10/30 Mall.

[Smuler]

For the moment I have decided to be less restrictive with my budget and have changed my booking to the Sandman Hotel Montreal-Longueuil

I have stayed there years ago. Metro station is right there.

If I were you, I'd check the Dauphin hotel out.

Very close to the Sandman, nicer rooms / no charge for parking. The girl can come right upstairs to the room

Best Regards.

Smuler.

[EliFlp]

Thank you all for the valuable information. For the moment I have decided to be less restrictive with my budget and have changed my booking to the Sandman Hotel Montreal-Longueuil instead of the Marriott in West Island but it is still tentative.

As mentioned before, if I end up doing an incall, I will most likely book a cheaper AirBNB instead. I am currently trying to book incall sessions with April McAdams / Sasha J but I have not received responses from them yet, has anyone seen them recently? I heard miss April has retired however but I am still waiting for miss Sasha to write me back.

If I proceed to do with an outcall, I will probably just see someone from the well-reviewed agencies (XO / Vog / Euphoria / Luxury / etc). Does anyone have any idea if the Sandman Hotel requires keycard access for the elevator?

Many thanks again gents.

Eli F.

I'm not sure where you picked up some of your information.

First, Marriott West Island. Non!

Second, a car is really, really not necessary where you should be staying and where the major agencies operate.

I would set your sights on an AirBnB near the Guy-Concordia metro stop. 150 Canadian dollars or less per night can put you in this area. There are a lot of high rise residential buildings where you will be essentially anonymous. The owner likely doesn't live near the unit. Also, the area is quite vibrant with many, casual but good restaurants and cafes. You can also jump on the Metro and get to the most desirable areas of the city quickly..

[WyattEarp]

It's useful to note there is an Airport Bus (no. 747) from Pierre Trudeau that takes you downtown cheaply and relatively quickly. It is included on multiday system passes. The Guy-Concordia area I mentioned is early on the bus route. You can also get off at the Lionel-Groulx metro station and metro closer to your place if you want to limit your walk.

https://www.stm.info/en/info/network...wntown-shuttle

[WyattEarp]

Hello all,

I am very new and have no monger experience at all. I am planning a trip to Montreal to see some friends but from what I have read on MERB and this forum so far it seems like the city has a vibrant scene so I figure why not give it a try as well? I did a lot of research since COVID was beginning but I have a few uncertainties as restrictions start to ease now. In particular, what would be the recommendation for an outcall service? (not sure if an AirBNB or hotel would be ideal).

Most of the AirBNBs that I have found for my budget are secluded suites or parts of an apartment where the host would be staying close but kind of isolated (For example, booking a small studio apartment / basement suite which is part of the main house that the host lives in). Most of these AirBNB ads mention private entrances, and emphasize that the rooms / suites are very distinct from the main parts that the host lives in but I still have privacy concerns..

I'm not sure where you picked up some of your information.

First, Marriott West Island. Non!

Second, a car is really, really not necessary where you should be staying and where the major agencies operate.

I would set your sights on an AirBnB near the Guy-Concordia metro stop. 150 Canadian dollars or less per night can put you in this area. There are a lot of high rise residential buildings where you will be essentially anonymous. The owner likely doesn't live near the unit. Also, the area is quite vibrant with many, casual but good restaurants and cafes. You can also jump on the Metro and get to the most desirable areas of the city quickly.

If you still prefer a hotel, big hotels have people coming in and out all the time. Visitors are not a problem. You just tell the girl to show up at your room number. Voila! Elle est là!

One thing about incall vs. Outcall. Incall has the advantage that you show up and knock on the girl's door. However, incall usually begins with the girl asking you to take a shower. Outcall preempts that time loss. You take a shower before she arrives. I don't know what the consensus is about outcall, but I find girls can be late and don't always compensate the entire time.

[Lurker Z]

I am planning to spend at most 150 $CAD per night. Currently I have a tentative booking at Marriott Montreal West Island / Baie d'Urfe. The reason why it is tentative is I am not sure yet if I want to do an outcall / incall.

If I do an incall, I will book a cheaper AirBNB & cancel Marriott (I have free cancellation) because I will be looking forward to seeing independent SPs (Sasha J / April McAdams) from their incall places.

If I do an outcall, I will most likely book via one of the trusted and well-reviewed agencies (XO, Euphoria, Vogue, Luxury, etc.)

I am still not sure yet for the moment as Ms. Sasha / April have not contacted me back yet.

Although BNBs downtown can be more pricy, there are many just outside of downtown for under $100. And you can use the options to get an entire place for yourself. IMHO a car is a encumbrance in Montreal. Small enough to walk to many places or use the STM / subway.

[Lurker Z]

Multicultural yep. Bilingual. Yep. But in the sense that some areas are mostly French speaking, a few mostly English speaking. There are people all over that are bilingual, but without French you will be pretty limited in some places. Ordering food, etc etc. I understand a lot of French, but can't follow it at speed, and can hardly put two words together to speak. I find it very challenging in Montreal, and impossible in other parts of Quebec.

Never had a problem ordering in restaurants, and I don't speak French. Most places downtown will have a version of the menu in English and staff that are bilingual. Not just at high end or tourist restaurants, but also hole in the wall places. Outside the city it is a different matter.