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Hello,

I have been mongering in TJ for the last three weeks and it looks like Bahrain may be my next stop. I have read one year's worth of the Bahrain forum. Many thanks to all who contributed. One area that I still have questions about is the furnished apartment option. How do I contact one from the U.S. to make a reservation. Also, one monger mentioned massage / HJ at a hotel called "something moon" Does anybody know the full name of it.

And finally, which hotels are best for Middle-East girls in January.

Because I will be working there for three weeks, I can't stay in a place that has girls knocking on the door all night like some have reported, but it would be great to avoid paying the room fee. So, what I am hoping for is a place on Exhibition or nearby that has girls on hand preferably, Middle-Eastern. I am I dreaming or do I have a chance?

Thanks,

MHF

[QUOTE=Mr Happy Feet]Hello,

I have been mongering in TJ for the last three weeks and it looks like Bahrain may be my next stop. I have read one year's worth of the Bahrain forum. Many thanks to all who contributed. One area that I still have questions about is the furnished apartment option. How do I contact one from the U.S. to make a reservation. Also, one monger mentioned massage / HJ at a hotel called "something moon" Does anybody know the full name of it.

And finally, which hotels are best for Middle-East girls in January.

Because I will be working there for three weeks, I can't stay in a place that has girls knocking on the door all night like some have reported, but it would be great to avoid paying the room fee. So, what I am hoping for is a place on Exhibition or nearby that has girls on hand preferably, Middle-Eastern. I am I dreaming or do I have a chance?

Thanks,

MHF[/QUOTE]
You'd probably want to first spend your first night or two in a hotel and check the apartments on sight when you arrive rather than commit to one before you've seen it.

Only hotel I can think of with "moon" in it is Moon Plaza hotel.

Hello Guys,

I am wondering if anyone can help me in identifying a hotel that does NOT ask for ID papers from the accompanying guest (We might check in together or she might only pass by for sometime), what would you recommend?

Hello Guys,

I am wondering if you can help me in identifying a hotel in Bahrain that does NOT ask for ID papers from the accompanying guest (We might check in together or she might only pass by for sometime), what would you recommend in terms of 4 or 5 star hotels?

Thanks

Visiting shortly for a couple days on business and many thanks for all the pointers on this board. Been reading back and pretty much have a game plan in mind. Have a quick question for the gallery though. Any place with a fair amount of Lebanese, Moroccan, or Phoenician / Persian mixes?

Spent the last couple years living in the Balkans and have did my tours of Asia, I am all CIS'ed out and cured myself of yellow fever. Also not a fan of the African or dark Semetic look (Turks, Iraqi, Egyptians, Kurdish, Gypsy, etc etc). Just lately got a taste of the Islamic Med though and extremely impressed with the women I have had so far, both in looks and motivation (not necessarily skills). Haven't really seen any references specific to them on the board.

Thanks again for the pointers and worse comes to worse, will grab a CIS'er.

Hi guys,

In 2 weeks from now I will stay 3 days in Bahrain and on the first night (Friday night) I will stay at Phoenicia (first time for me) ONLY for having some fun with the CIS ladies. I read so many reports here from you guys about Phoenicia that I am making my countdown! On the 2nd and 3rd night my company already booked for me at Sheraton and have no chance to change. So my question is: is it possible to arrange the check in at the Sheraton with one of the CIS ladies of the Phoenicia? You think that it can work? Second question: for the only night I will spend at Phoenicia (I repeat that it will be a friday night) should I reserve the room now or I can take the risk to arrive directly to the hotel and check in there? Any risk to find all the rooms booked?

Many thanks for your replies!

Bye,

LB

Okay dears,

Being in Bahrain at the moment I feel like sharing some of the info on WGs in Bahrain.

Your best bet for Middle Eastern girls would be the Panorama Hotel in AlJufair area. Once you check in the bell boy will bring the luggage and ask if you needed something else. A nice tip of 2 BHD will get a long list of 15 maybe more WGs extensions with nationalities!

Happy hunt.

[QUOTE=Mr Happy Feet]Hello,

I have been mongering in TJ for the last three weeks and it looks like Bahrain may be my next stop. I have read one year's worth of the Bahrain forum. Many thanks to all who contributed. One area that I still have questions about is the furnished apartment option. How do I contact one from the U.S. to make a reservation. Also, one monger mentioned massage / HJ at a hotel called "something moon" Does anybody know the full name of it.

And finally, which hotels are best for Middle-East girls in January.

Because I will be working there for three weeks, I can't stay in a place that has girls knocking on the door all night like some have reported, but it would be great to avoid paying the room fee. So, what I am hoping for is a place on Exhibition or nearby that has girls on hand preferably, Middle-Eastern. I am I dreaming or do I have a chance?

Thanks,

MHF[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Luft Butt]Hi guys,

In 2 weeks from now I will stay 3 days in Bahrain and on the first night (Friday night) I will stay at Phoenicia (first time for me) ONLY for having some fun with the CIS ladies. I read so many reports here from you guys about Phoenicia that I am making my countdown! On the 2nd and 3rd night my company already booked for me at Sheraton and have no chance to change. So my question is: is it possible to arrange the check in at the Sheraton with one of the CIS ladies of the Phoenicia? You think that it can work? Second question: for the only night I will spend at Phoenicia (I repeat that it will be a friday night) should I reserve the room now or I can take the risk to arrive directly to the hotel and check in there? Any risk to find all the rooms booked?

Many thanks for your replies!

Bye,

LB[/QUOTE]Dear Luft Butt,

Answer to 1st question: No! All CIS ladies are not allowed to leave the hotel with customers. Instead, if money is not an issue, you may like to check in at both hotels for the two remaining nights. Or try to look for other hotels that offer rooms on hourly basis. Most hotels have working girls so it will not be a problem to find an alternative hotel, may be cheaper too!

Q2: I think Saudis check out on Friday nights. However, I encourage you to book in advance. One time I arrived Bahrain at Eid time and I spent nearly 4 hours to find a room!! I can assure you that this will not happen to you as Bahrain will not be busy on a Friday as it would be on Eid. But to be on the safe side, I would recommened an advance booking.

Have a nice time at Bahrain, I hope we hear from you very soon ;)

xxssxx

[QUOTE=JP2U]You'd probably want to first spend your first night or two in a hotel and check the apartments on sight when you arrive rather than commit to one before you've seen it.

Only hotel I can think of with "moon" in it is Moon Plaza hotel.[/QUOTE]Thanks JP2U and Frank15 for the information. My company booked me into an apartment at Fareed Plaza 6. I arrive on the morning of the 4th and stay until the 23rd of Jan. Should be plenty of time to sample some middle east ladies not to mention some good happy-ending massages.

If any of you will be in the area PM me. We can exchange e-mail address before I travel and meet up there---Maybe at Garfields. Since I am staying in a paid apartment, I really want to find the freelance type when possible.

Maybe the Fareed management can send some local talent my way. When I was talking to the manager, (an Indian) I told him I wanted a place that allowed FEMALE guests. Hopefully, he got the hint.

I appreciate all the information.

MHF

MHF,

It seems your in luck, stayed there about 2 yrs ago. Mgt does know the areas where to go and see. If you insist they will provide the merchandise if you can afford the price and tip. They only have average ladies from indians to middle eastern types to thai. Few CIS around but they do exist.

Happy hunting.

To all who contribute - this is a bit like a Piper in reverse - as your esteemed Piper of UAE is now in Thailand I of the Far East ventured into Bahrain.

On a stop over from Saudi on the way back to Thailand - and followed the road to Phoenicia.

Straight away asked the bell for hte numbers and he wrote down a long list of choices from Lebanese and Moroccans to Russians. Mind you half the numbers were busy but this did not stop them parading down the corridors and banging on my door !!

Chose a nice blonde - one has to vary the diet !! Turned out she was Polish and whilst business like - most unlike what am used to in Asia - the performance was moderate. A nice bbbj and then on to the back and onto the condom and away for a variety of positions. Amusing part was you felt that she had one eye on the clock the whole time and the time management was impressive !! All for 40 BD

To those visiting Bahrain this is a recommended stop for the lazy as everything is on hand and no hard work is required.

So thanks again to those that have gone before certainly it made a 5 hours stop over more enjoyable

Dear all,

These days I do feel some apetite for big arses, espicially big BLACK booties.

I've read some reports mentioning Ethiopian waitresses, but I know that it is hard to bang them. So, can anyone help me finding hotels that offer african girls with BIG bottoms?

I don't mind recommendations for big booties from other nationalities, espicially middle-eastern gals. :)

But please, I need your advice :(

XXSSXX

Try the SemiRamis at the end of Exhibition Avenue, just by the traffic lights opposite Ansari Lighting. They have an Ethiopian room downstairs and a disco upstairs which, when I last looked, had a collection of Ethiopians in it. Otherwise, try the disco downstairs at the Sea Shell Hotel in Adliya. If you fail to find an Ethiopian, there will probably be a few Thais available to service your need.

Have a Happy humping New Year

Expatcat

[QUOTE=Chalky26]On a stop over from Saudi on the way back to Thailand - and followed the road to Phoenicia.

... this did not stop them parading down the corridors and banging on my door !!
[/QUOTE]Chalky - you did well for a short layover. Straight to Phoenicia - way to go! Love answering that non-stop doorbell to see who's standing there smiling next - lucky dip (had to put the DND sign up sometimes though). The club downstairs isn't bad, if you're ever there after 11pm. I only get to Bahrain occasionally, but always good fun. Some good freebie action. If you get there regularly, see if you can catch up with Expatcat for a beer and his great tips on the scene there.

cheers

Piper

[QUOTE=Expatcat]Try the SemiRamis at the end of Exhibition Avenue, just by the traffic lights opposite Ansari Lighting. They have an Ethiopian room downstairs and a disco upstairs which, when I last looked, had a collection of Ethiopians in it. Otherwise, try the disco downstairs at the Sea Shell Hotel in Adliya. If you fail to find an Ethiopian, there will probably be a few Thais available to service your need.

Have a Happy humping New Year

Expatcat[/QUOTE]Try the Bristol hotel on Old Palace Rd the waitress's in there are all up for a bit of P4P in fact most ethiopean waitress's are, or try the FL's that wander up and down Exhibition Rd or the road behind it opposite the Gosi centre.