South China - Guangzhou

[QUOTE=Jean You; 1445016]I installed wechat just to check what is up with that app. (had it on android but barely used it, so now I installed it on my itouch)

I am staying close to the Garden Hotel, anyway I started to check girls and funny enough at around 800m to 1km you start getting some photos of the colombians, and since Kama is at around that distance basically it means they are probably there.

Seems a better way to contact them if you not feel like going to Kama.

Anyway here are some pics from wechat. Maybe someone gets lucky and see if they can contact them from wechat, since I am leaving tomorrow morning I will not put the effort.[/QUOTE]Nice photos AC. Since you are staying close to the Garden Hotel, is it at a GF hotel? Any suggestions? I have heard a lot of nice things about The Ocean Hotel. Anyone know about it? Short review?[/QUOTE]I have WeChat on my iPhone also, but haven't figured out to use it. I see the "social function" and see people around me, but as yet haven't managed any contacts. Any help would be appreciated. Do you have a number or something you are supposed to send? And how do they contact you? Mrclen

The Incident:

Arrived in Gunazhou by China Souther Airline from BKK (Was in BKK for a short stoppage) and the journey was ok. No complain. But during the depart time I open the luggage deck for my hand bag and found it is missing. Oopsss, what the hack, where it gone! The cabin crews came and we all together started to search all the luggage decks left and right, front and side. No where. One of cabin crew surprised because she also helped me to keep the luggage properly inside the deck. Finally my bag found lying on another seat just beside my alley. One Chinese lady opens the deck to search her bag, pulled out my bag and kept on her seat and started walk through the queue with out informing any body. When cabin crew asked her about this, she get angry and continue walking ignoring the incidence she have been made. The Chinese character.

The Immigration:

When I walked through the outgoing way with other Chinese passengers, I was stopped by an immigration police and invited to enter in their checking counter. My luggage was scanned and an old lady asked me to open my luggage. Why? There is a coffee box in the luggage and I have a medicine box too. So! I open my luggage, shown her the coffee box and my usual emergency medicine box (Tablets for Headache, Diarrhea etc). I offered her coffee sachet and saline packet for diarrhea as gift with a wide smile! She jumped out and quickly releases me to get off.

The sex:

Stayed at Hotel Yilee at Sun yan Lu, only for 180 rmb. Pretty cheap for a decent room. It was my short visit only for 5 days. All days were busy with meeting and business dinner. Failed to find myself alone in any single day. A discreet tour was been desired for spa or sauna or for massage house.

Finally decided to call an in house girl service for one night stand. It's also shown fruit less. The lady on the phone dined about a girl for full night stay. Alternately she advised I can have many girls as much as I can for 350rmb for each time. What the heck! I pissed of and requested for one lady for one time.

Few minutes later the girl knocked in my door and entered in my room. Under the light of the room when I saw her I get a big surprise. She was so lovely in appearance with her nice dress. So much lovable lips when she asked me m I ok? I just jumped on her and packed her in a DFK as strong as I can.

Yes, It was not a clinical one as it was supposed to be.

I was in Guangzhou a few days ago, and went to KAMA to enjoy the night. I arrived around mid-night, and the place was jumping and filled with lots of WG's. I was not a fan of the music either the band or the DJ was playing, but they were catered to the majority of the clients here. I was talking to one Latina from Colombia who told me she has been working in Guangzhou for 8 months, and recently the harassment from local law enforcement has gone crazy. She said she was actually taking a risk coming to work in Kama. I didn't know what she actually meant, but my guess was she probably overstayed her visa. I hope the local regulation will not change and the owner of KAMA has strong enough connection to keep the girls working safely here. This is the only known place in China where a good number of Latinas can be found. Anyway, this girl was a little too heavy for my taste, so she left me alone after sensing no hope of doing business.

I then walked around and saw some good prospects. Sat down with this Paisa from Medellin. She looked great with high heels (about 5'2' without them) and beautiful boobs (that I later found out were cosmetically installed). She asked $100 for one pop and $300 for overnight. It looks like they are the going rate here, but since it was already 3AM by this moment, I don't see the reason to go with toda la noche, and for $300, I would definitely raise my expectation a lot. So off we left for my hotel for short term fun. Her performance was OK, not great. The big fake boobs looks disproportion on a small frame, a little turn-off here. She is a nice girl, and we had good conversation, but will not repeat if I come back.

When I was in the Club KAMA a few days ago, I also saw some girls who didn't look like Latina (not Chinese). Any one knows what other nationality girls work there? Are there girls from the Stan's countries in Kama?

[QUOTE=Jean You;1445016]Nice photos AC. Since you are staying close to the Garden Hotel, is it at a GF hotel?[/QUOTE]Dear Lord, would it have taken so much effort to read the forum first? Not even to click back a few pages. Four posts before the one you quoted it clearly states that Garden Hotel has never been GF, in response to my starting that it wasn't, with security personnel manning the lifts.

[QUOTE=Viajando Musico;1457125]When I was in the Club KAMA a few days ago, I also saw some girls who didn't look like Latina (not Chinese). Any one knows what other nationality girls work there? Are there girls from the Stan's countries in Kama?[/QUOTE]You can find some Russians and some SEA once in a while.

Hi, I got the contact of a legit spa right by the river a few years ago. Think the name is south america (nanmei) something. Huge spa with hotel rooms, big male / female areas with different pools. Nice, a bit pricey, but clean. Pretty much a legit place but did manage to get an overpriced HE massage once. Been visiting the place every time I stopped by Guangzhou. When I stopped by just last week, it seems the place is closed. Does anyone know any places in Guangzhou that offers similar services? Cheers

Approaching Guangzhou and the rest of the south, I'm speaking from experience up north: Shandong, further east in Henan, way up in Dalian, and even further into Dongbei. The conservatism of north and central China is not overstated but the south seems to be a victim of its own liberal tendencies. The perception of Guangzhou and Shenzhen and Dongguan as places that people can go for sex means that there's pressure on law enforcement and civic government to clean up the city. The cleanup is clearly not that effective but it seems to have reduced street-level sex work- I might be wrong here, though, because my first time to the south was in 2010, so. Take my thesis with a grain of salt- and allowed more luxurious establishments to continue providing service.

So, anyways, I'm just saying I'm cheap! I was spending a few days on the outer limits of Guangzhou, Baiyun District's Renhe Town, which is very much a migrant district, a lot of traffic coming and going from rural towns and cities close to Guangzhou and from outside the province. The area around the Renhe Subway station is mostly flophouses and grimy, cheap hotels, and the night market that sprouts along Renhe Damalu at dusk caters mostly to lowpaid migrant workers, lots of services for a transient population newly arrived in the big city, and the perfect place to look for the downmarket massage joints I dig.

I'm going to be vague about locations because I don't remember the exact street names, etc, but if anyone's interested, these places are easy to find, and if there's any interest I can take another walk to note more precisely the route. Basically: get off at Renhe station. There are only two exits, I believe. Let's treat the 7-11 as a landmark: get on the same side of the street as it and walk south, toward the nightmarket that happens along Renhe Damalu. It should be easy to figure out! Now, there will be lots of signs for dormitories and little hotels, and you need to be looking down each alley as you go.

A few blocks south, there's a place with a sign in the alley. It's called Xiao Xianggang Anmo. Turn right down the alley and right again into a smaller alley. It will be the usual scene of girls sitting around in short skirts, lazily watching TV, fanning themselves. There's no menu, really, and it was abundantly clear to everyone involved why I had arrived. Girls are typical dagong mei, none of them looked over 25, decent bodies. I chose a short, darkskinned girl from Jiangxi with a fat ass. Anyways, negotiation of price (I paid 115 up front, ostensibly for the massage) , small room, strip down, perfunctory massage, girl asks what you want to do- I paid another 100 at this point and gave her 50 as a tip, I suppose. Altogether. 265.

If you continue up the street, you'll see a Wanjiafu department store across the street on your left, keep going and you'll come to a large intersection. Take the second right. On the south side of the street (across the street, if you stayed on that same side) , there will be a closet-sized convenience store tucked at the mouth of an alley that leads into a courtyward. If you cross the street and go into the alley with the convenience closet, you'll see a massage place. Same deal, big window, a wooden couch inside with girls lounging in short skirts. Same procedure, negotiated with the mamasan, who took 200 from me and directed me to a girl from Sichuan, absurdly thin and surprisingly enthusiastic about her work. She let me go down on her and was just generally, um, really, really, I dunno, bubbly? She let me know that if I wanted to, I could pay to take her out for the night. I had 200 invested at that point and the takeout for the night was priced at 400, which I was unable to negotiate down. She changed into a tracksuit and we walked around the nightmarket, went back to my hotel, and. Yeah. It was really chill and fun! She ended up leaving at about eleven the next morning, left her phone number, and told me she was in love. Altogether. 600 for that. I hung out with her again tonight and only spent the cost of a bowl of suanla fen and a bottle of Pocari Sweat.

So, there you go.

I have a 14 hour layover in Guangzhou. It's my first trip there. I arrive at the airport very early in the morning and have to depart about 7 pm. I hate being stuck at the airport that long. Is the time to short to make it into town and back? And I assume I also may need to get a visa if I plan to leave the airport. Is this worth the trouble? If so, does anyone have any recommendations?

Thanks!

[QUOTE=Wazoo; 1460489]I have a 14 hour layover in Guangzhou. It's my first trip there. I arrive at the airport very early in the morning and have to depart about 7 pm. I hate being stuck at the airport that long. Is the time to short to make it into town and back? And I assume I also may need to get a visa if I plan to leave the airport. Is this worth the trouble? If so, does anyone have any recommendations?

Thanks![/QUOTE]IIRC, It would only take around half an hour to reach the central rail station, where 999 is located and has received many favorable reviews on this thread.

I've mostly been contributing to the hk forum and now found this on Guangzhou. Basically its my own negligence. Been going to Gzhou last 2 years for 2 to 3 days for buying trips. Never figured that Gzhou would have this nightclub with my fav, Latinas.

Some questions, seems like most hotels have to sign in for girls after 11pm, most of the time I've stayed at Golden Landmark in Haizhu Square, anybody stayed there before and is it same process?

Is kama very near Garden hotel or the Holiday Inn? I mean is it possible to walk from these 2 locations? I will have to give this place a visit on my next visit.

Thanks.

Sorry, not 999, I was thinking of Spa No 9. Here is DonLuis' take on a very popular venue with forum members. YMMV.

[QUOTE=DonLuis; 1418036]Went again to Spa No9 yesterday. Must be the 15th time by now. Once again very satisfied.

To set the record straight: I am usually not looking for FS, but I like real massages, and just want a HJ, and sometimes appreciate a nice BBBJ. At Spa No9, all you get is a real massage, and a HJ included in the price.

The process is the usual one:

- At the lobby you ask which massage you want (choice between Chinese, Thai, Japanese and Aromatherapy). All of them include HJ, so it is really up to your massage flavor. I personally like oil massage, so I always go for the Japanese one.

- They give you a magnetic bracelet, you are led to the dressing room, get naked, and get your clothes in a locker (only to be opened with your bracelet) , you get a towel then off to the shower.

- After that, you can enjoy the pool or some side massages done by guys, or you go at the back, get a fancy pyjama, and take the elevator to the upper floor.

- You have there a new desk, they ask you to confirm your massage, and lead you to the room.

- 5 minutes later, the massage lady come, you go fully naked (with Thai massage, you keep your pyjama on) , and then the massage starts. 90 minutes, with 60-70 minutes of real massage, and the last 20 minutes of nice HJ...[/QUOTE]

I'm not sure if it's been broadly propagandized but Guangzhou, like Beijing and Shanghai, has a 72 hour visa-free stay policy. If you have an ongoing plane ticket and you're a legal resident / have a visa for the country you're traveling on to, you can get your passport stamped and stay for 72 hours. In comparison, HK lets you stay for 90 days, but the Mainland is making progress.

An hour to get into the city is probably enough time, even if you take the subway. Just note the addresses of the places you want to hit and make sure they're sure things. Guangzhou seems to lack the big, surefire destinations that Dongguan or Shenzhen have, and I still feel like it can be hit-or-miss unless you know what you're doing.

[QUOTE=Mike666;1460233]Hi, I got the contact of a legit spa right by the river a few years ago. Think the name is south america (nanmei) something. Huge spa with hotel rooms, big male / female areas with different pools. Nice, a bit pricey, but clean. Pretty much a legit place but did manage to get an overpriced HE massage once. Been visiting the place every time I stopped by Guangzhou. When I stopped by just last week, it seems the place is closed. Does anyone know any places in Guangzhou that offers similar services? Cheers[/QUOTE]No. 9 Spa, Spelland Spa, the Lang Tao Sha offer simiar services in Guangzhou.

[quote=Asianthunder; 1328461]Hey everybody. Going to try to take a proactive approach and be part of this community more. I just haven't been out mongering. Been in guangzhou for 6 months and this is what I discovered so far. If you go along the yan jiang lu river in haizhu district, its the area known for a lot of clubs. At night time around 12am there is a lot of street walkers around and they will come ask you if you are by yourself.[/quote]There is a place on Line 8, the station is Shayuan. Second to last on the end. Exit D. Walk straight, until you get to a major street, turn right. Walk a few meters, and on your left, you should see a massage place that looks legit and everything. Once you get there all you have to do is tell the woman at the front desk you want the 300rmb massage which is (FS).

Is there more info about this place?

I can not find it.

Did find other Massage place near by?

But no time to check it.

Please PM me.

I wil be soon in Guangzhou,

Ixcee