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08-02-05 08:12 #1189
Posts: 237Mu
Originally Posted by Mahku
My advice is to talk to the Floor Manager (I recommend Vangie) and tip her a couple hundred and ask her who is game. Then, take the 2500 VIP room because if you get a Karaoke room the girl might want to waste your time and sing. It costs 460 pesos/hour for a girl which includes one drink for her. If it is just you, buy 3 or 4 drinks for the girl up front and then the waitress won't bother you for 3 or 4 hours. In that time you should be able to get a good GFE.
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08-02-05 04:22 #1188
Posts: 500Originally Posted by Black04
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08-02-05 00:02 #1187
Posts: 37Originally Posted by Mahku
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08-01-05 21:07 #1186
Posts: 4114manila
Originally Posted by Monopoly
La cafe is in Emirita, Edsa is in Pasay near the airport 20 min taxi. Most
hotel in Emirita are only 3 star, 25 usd to 35 usd a night.
Malate is a better choice is 10 min walk from LA Cafe, many bars around this area with the Robinson Mall, which is very good for hunting .
Malate hotels:
3 star hotel - Rothman Inn - 1400 peso very friendly staff
4 star hotel - Pan Pacific -2600 peso - nice hotel w casino
4 star hotel - Grand bivd - 2000 peso - nice hotel in Roxas Blvd w skyline massage on the 10 th floor w casino
I try all this hotel before. Last trip 2 months ago I stayed in Grand Bivd and tried the massage for 2700, massage and fs. You can walk to La cafe or 15 min taxi
to EDSA.
Fast eddie 48
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08-01-05 12:43 #1185
Posts: 500Odds and ends
On arrival at the Cebu Pacific terminal I was pleasantly surprised to find a metered taxi rank (and not screwy meters either). It was just 70 pesos to the Dusit. This is the first time in years of arrivals at this terminal to have metered taxis available so close to baggage claim. Also, they've cleared the touts that used to pounce on people just outside of baggage claim. Could somebody with good sense finally be in charge at the airport here? However, I did read that in August a new taxi scheme will be started, with new flat fees to different parts of town. So the happy situation could be short-lived.
Besides that it didn't take me long to get fed up with these Manila taxi guys. There's always trying to scam you somehow. This never seems to happen in Cebu or Davao. Just be firm and they'll switch on the meter.
I went by the Rockwell Mall late one afternoon. There was some good eye candy to be sure. Some of it was definitely of the attitude variety though. For my money Glorietta is a much better place to hunt. But that's just one guy's impression from one visit.
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08-01-05 12:00 #1184
Posts: 289condos
Originally Posted by Cebu Local
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08-01-05 10:10 #1183
Posts: 446Thanks guys
Thanks guys for the infos.
Well it seems to me that Manilla is very expensive to rent a studio or a small furnished apartment, what is the best way to bring girls back.
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08-01-05 09:31 #1182
Posts: 1539Originally Posted by Sugoi
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08-01-05 08:06 #1181
Posts: 237Monthly Rentals
I was wondering the same thing. I just returned to the States after a 6 week stay in Manila. Stayed at the Richmonde in a 1 bedroom suite for about 2 weeks, had some huge cockroaches so I moved to Linden Suites for about 2 1/2 weeks to a 1 bedroom suite when my wife came.
After my wife left I decided I didn't need to be in Ortigas and could move to Makati so I stayed in the City Garden for 1 night, didn't like that so I moved to the Mandarin for my last 1 1/2 weeks. When it was all said and done, I spent probably about 200,000+ pesos on rooms.
Next time I go I would like to look for a place on a monthly basis but I don't want to be near the Burgos area because my wife and some clients will probably be there. I was told that for about 100,000 I can find an independent person who would rent a nice place. I'll probably need to go back to Ortigas the next time I am there.
Anyone know if this 100,000 is an accurate number?
Thanks.
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08-01-05 02:32 #1180
Posts: 91Manila Visit
I will be visiting Manila for a few days. I know nothing about Manila though. I have read past posts but am not able to picture where the nightlife is in relation to each other. It seems it is spread out??
I was hopeing someone who is familiar with the Manila nightlife could suggest a good, clean, inexpensive hotel to stay that would be close to EDSA?
Is LA Cafe close to EDSA?
What other nightlife should I visit if I stay near EDSA?
Is Manila safe for a lone western travler?
What is the best way to get around to the different nightlife venues?
Thanks!
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07-31-05 23:59 #1179
Posts: 1539Cheaper Options in Makati
Hi Marconista
Anyway cheaper and further down the foodchain are the serviced 3 star apartments of Makati Avenue,Since Oakwood is 5 star,Sunnete Tower on Makati ave about 50 Meters off P. Burgos street. Studios at around 18T a month for Studios and 25T for One bedroom units or about 320$ to 450$.Let me know if you want to go lower on the food chain.Sunette 632-8971804 8971806 Look for Ricky
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07-31-05 22:16 #1178
Posts: 293I have stayed at OAKWOOD in Makati at about usd.100 a night, plus taxes. It is a socalled "serviced apartment", breakfast included. No problem bringing ladies to your room.
I Guess the prices listed on their website is negotiable! ?
http://www.oakwood.com/corporate-apa...la/prop41.html
Perhaps you can get a better rate, depending on how long you will stay.
Originally Posted by Volpone
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07-31-05 13:24 #1177
Posts: 446Look for infos about Manilla.
Does anybody knows a website to rent a furnished apartment in Manilla?
Manilla seems to me a paradise to chat up non-pros and very interesting concerning pros.
I will have 1 month off and I hesitate between one country in South America, Venezuela or Costa Rica or going to Manilla.
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07-31-05 07:55 #1176
Posts: 293re. Bar Fines
I cant speak for Subic-area, but in Manila you have to pay additional for the service of the ladies.
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07-31-05 04:04 #1175
Posts: 11Originally Posted by Mahku