Jakarta

[QUOTE=Mighty Spearsman; 1235841]Besides Oasis (as mentioned by Nille Copenhagen) , another option for Oioman's soapy massage may have been Kartika, which used to be discussed extensively here on ISG and which was, IMHO, the best soapy massage place in Jakarta during my time there (2004-09).

It's located on the first alley south of the intersection of Jalan Mangga Besar and Jalan Hayam Wuruk. The alley has three MPs, including Kartika, Berlian and Royal Mas. I've attached an old photo of what you'll see when you are standing on Jalan Hayam Wuruk at the opening of the block-long, dead-end alley. There's a decent bakery on the corner (Suisse?) on your right as you look down the alley.

For further info, please do a search on my old post. I've probably written at least 50 posts over the years on this place. My two favorites were Cynthia (who unfortunately died in November 2007) and Cindy, who may still be there.

If you do go, spend the extra money for a two-girl session. An experience every man should try at least once in their life. Best bet is to choose the first girl and let her choose the second one (that way you'll know that they can work well together).[/QUOTE]Ah. Thank you spearsman, I recognize that alley. That is where JAD took me. Yes I highly recommend a two girl session. Did that twice on my trip. The last was on my way back home on the layover in Jakarta. Spent a few hours in heaven.

OM

[QUOTE=Normad2020;1233394]I told the driver to take me to Modenland Golf Club (Tangerang) for a round of golf. Reached there and hired a set of golf club from the shop and was assigned Miss B (I do not want to get her into trouble by using her real name listed on their vest).[/QUOTE]Very considerate of you. But then.

[QUOTE]She told me she wanted to stay with me for the day and called the club to say she was sick. As the club needed a medical chit, I had to pay some local clinic to issue her a medical chit.

Cheers[/QUOTE]I don't think it will take to long for the management to work out who the lady in question was given the times, dates and work schedule you provide.

[QUOTE=Dorman; 1236761]Very considerate of you. But then.

I don't think it will take to long for the management to work out who the lady in question was given the times, dates and work schedule you provide.[/QUOTE]But you are making the heroic assumption that her management reads this forum. Sheesh.

[QUOTE=Dorman; 1236761]Very considerate of you. But then.

I don't think it will take to long for the management to work out who the lady in question was given the times, dates and work schedule you provide.[/QUOTE]Why are you playing Sherlock Holmes and jeopardize the girl. I see no point in doing that.

[QUOTE=Nille Copenhagen;1236837]Why are you playing Sherlock Holmes and jeopardize the girl. I see no point in doing that.[/QUOTE]I am not playing Sherlock Holmes, if the young lady has nothing to fear from her management as you and John believe then fine, ignore my post, it matters not.

However the poster in question specifically said he did not wish to identify the girl because he doesn't want to get her into trouble with her boss and then proceeds two paragraphs later to clearly identify her to her boss. Either he believes she is at risk from her boss finding out about her activities or he does not. If, as he says in his post, that he does believe she is at risk of being identified from the post then he needs to ask admin to edit the post accordingly and save the girl from getting into trouble, doesn't he?

Fairly obvious to work out on your own I would have thought.

[QUOTE=Dorman; 1237092]I am not playing Sherlock Holmes, if the young lady has nothing to fear from her management as you and John believe then fine, ignore my post, it matters not.

However the poster in question specifically said he did not wish to identify the girl because he doesn't want to get her into trouble with her boss and then proceeds two paragraphs later to clearly identify her to her boss. Either he believes she is at risk from her boss finding out about her activities or he does not. If, as he says in his post, that he does believe she is at risk of being identified from the post then he needs to ask admin to edit the post accordingly and save the girl from getting into trouble, doesn't he?

Fairly obvious to work out on your own I would have thought.[/QUOTE]The writers many postings are suspect. I very creative mind if I may say so.

[QUOTE=Robert Long;1237099]The writers many postings are suspect. I very creative mind if I may say so.[/QUOTE]I find the idea that a western concept of getting a medical certificate / note for a sick day would apply in Indonesia rather amusing.

[QUOTE=Black Boots; 1235175]Hi All.

Been recently to Jakarta and Bali, did not have the inclination to monger there, pushy pimps at all corners in Bali. Got back to jakarta and did not waste opportunity to stay at Classic hotel, it is an hours distance from airport.

Checked in and rested for the night the next one ventured into the dens. First was the basement, had a rub down very good one at that and finished with a HJ. That evening visited the second level (Terminal) what a mongers delight girls of all sizes and shapes, chose one and it was a great session. Next headed to the fifth floor, paid for the package 600000- the deal entitles to as many girls as your gun can explore in the six hours, mamasan presented the first one, was a great one in the sack BJ and FS covered, the next two were okay and in between one was a dud, maybe they are coerced against their wills, sometimes. Ipoor souls.

BB[/QUOTE]Hi bro.

Thank you your

Great report. Would like to repeat. A couple questions.

Do you have to book the hotel before you arrival?

How much it is?

Is it possible to just show up and get the room?

Thank so much.

JB

[QUOTE=Tratnguyen1; 1235299]Gents,

I sent an e-mail to Classic hotel regarding reservation and they reply No credit card accepted for reservation, only payment in advance to their bank. Well, I today economy that is very hard to believe hotel needs cash payment in advance in lieu of Credit cards pay. I Don't want to show up at the door without any reservation. Or maybe Classic hotel does not need reservation to have a room in there. I think Classic hotel has a great mongering site all in one stop shopping.[/QUOTE]Funny reaction from this hotel. Yesterday evening I made an e-mail reservation at another hotel (Ibis Slipi) using Mastercard and within half an hour got a confirmation. Too bad that it is for June, so some time away but I am assured a hotel room for the first week in Jakarta. I will look further when in Indonesia.

Refusing a credit card is pretty unprofessional for a hotel unless yours is from a bank located at the South Pole or something like that.

Regards,

Ko

[QUOTE=Koperen Karel; 1237371]Funny reaction from this hotel. Yesterday evening I made an e-mail reservation at another hotel (Ibis Slipi) using Mastercard and within half an hour got a confirmation. Too bad that it is for June, so some time away but I am assured a hotel room for the first week in Jakarta. I will look further when in Indonesia.

Refusing a credit card is pretty unprofessional for a hotel unless yours is from a bank located at the South Pole or something like that.

Regards,

Ko[/QUOTE]Gents,

When I sent an email again to ask for reservation by credit cards deposit and payment, the reply was sure enough Classic hotel will not accept Credit card

For deposit on reservation. Well. This is the first time for me to have this problem to make any reservation in any country USA where I live and many other countries

I visit in Europe, South America, in SEA like Bangkok. They all happy to take down the Credit cards payment deposit when I do the reservation for a room.

I told Classic hotel that my bank is a Big bank in the USA. And their Visa is everywhere on earth. Well, Classic hotel said only cash payment, money transfer

To their bank is accepted! I understand Jakarta is Not Bangkok by any measure and people do thing differently. However, in hotel business, the Credit cards are the Norm for transactions theses days. In the end, I just need to choose another hotel who does like credit cards to take my reservation in Jakarta mongering site.

Berlian: Visited this classic old venue on Saturday afternoon. They seem to have a new line-up, quite a few new faces and some of the old ones gone. I chose Nita, a twenty-year old girl from Bogor, mainly because her face and the way she laughed reminded me of a someone I always had the hots for (haha, that's happened a few times. Although not the same Object of Diverted Lust each time, I must say: that would be disturbing). She was ok, fun, lively, chatty. Gave a very good massage, almost worth the price of admission for that alone (hmm, another disturbing sign of old age, the back rub is almost as important as the blow job these days). When we got down to the real business, she was actually surprisingly unaccommodating. No touching her pussy, no AR, and CBJ only. It was a GOOD covered BJ, but I've never had a girl insist on that before at Berlians. I didn't make a big issue of it, and even gave her a fifty tip, it was still a fun session. Even so, I'll be trying one of her sisters instead, next time.

Is it just my bad luck, or is AR going out of style amongst the service providers? I remember it was a standard part of service a few years, they don't call it "Asian style" for nothing.

I hope it's not that my arsehole is getting uglier.

[QUOTE=Gonzo Two;1237531]Is it just my bad luck, or is AR going out of style amongst the service providers? I remember it was a standard part of service a few years[/QUOTE]I've noticed that as well. It was becoming a standard part of service for many places until recently, but doesn't seem to be standard service anymore in those same places. Even the girls who used to do it regularly seem to not do it anymore as part of their standard routine. I have to ask them to do it now. I never had to ask before.

[QUOTE=Tratnguyen1; 1237453]Gents,

When I sent an email again to ask for reservation by credit cards deposit and payment, the reply was sure enough Classic hotel will not accept Credit card

For deposit on reservation. Well. This is the first time for me to have this problem to make any reservation in any country USA where I live and many other countries

I visit in Europe, South America, in SEA like Bangkok. They all happy to take down the Credit cards payment deposit when I do the reservation for a room.

I told Classic hotel that my bank is a Big bank in the USA. And their Visa is everywhere on earth. Well, Classic hotel said only cash payment, money transfer

To their bank is accepted! I understand Jakarta is Not Bangkok by any measure and people do thing differently. However, in hotel business, the Credit cards are the Norm for transactions theses days. In the end, I just need to choose another hotel who does like credit cards to take my reservation in Jakarta mongering site.[/QUOTE]I got the same response and I do not want to just send money to the bank. I may wait until I get to the airport and make reservation there.

JB

[QUOTE=Smoothy;1237563]I've noticed that as well. It was becoming a standard part of service for many places until recently, but doesn't seem to be standard service anymore in those same places. Even the girls who used to do it regularly seem to not do it anymore as part of their standard routine. I have to ask them to do it now. I never had to ask before.[/QUOTE]Funny, I noticed just the opposite in Maribaya. I visited this place a couple of times last year and each time one or more of the girls would spend some time licking my asshole. They did not do this in the years before. I can offer no explanation for the different trends.

Regards,

Ko

[QUOTE=Hung Man 1808;1237116]I find the idea that a western concept of getting a medical certificate / note for a sick day would apply in Indonesia rather amusing.[/QUOTE]Its standard practice in indonesia for the worker to get a medical certificate for him / her to be paid for that day off. More prevalent here than in the western sphere.

Our company policy is the same no doctor certificate no paid day off.