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[QUOTE=Free Dude;1558586]What service is concerned, there is no club in Hessen that can approach the average service level of Babylon, Panthera, Luderlounge, Neby, Bernds and a few others. The only place that comes close is Dietzenbach (and not for the AO) , but that place has other downsides. Of the big clubs, it is widely recognised that World gives you the best chance of good service. But even here you have chicks like Diana and Simona, that prefer smiling over DFK-ing. Public DFK and BBBJ is common only in Dietzenbach.[/QUOTE]Several years back there was this smoking hot chick at GT that just did it for me, unfortunately her service was average in the room. Few months go by and I'm on another trip, this time at Oase on a Saturday night and the club is PACKED with talent and who do I see? The girl from GT. She see's me and runs over and gives me a huge hug, then gives me tons of free couch time. Took her in the room twice that trip at Oase and she rocked my world.

So was it the club that opened up her service? Or the fact I was probably the only familiar face at the club?

Quote: If you take the car in Airport you will have to pay %22 Airport fee and it's totally unnecesary. Just a few euro to go city center by train.

I'm assuming you rented a car for the week and traveled to the city to pick up the car? What rate did you pay and what type of car did you rent (economy etc)? How many car rental websites did you check out before booking?

I ask these questions because I've gotten some very, very good rates and always pick up the car at the airport. My last two rentals were both two week rentals picked up at the FRA airport. Both were just over 200 euro's for 14 days each. I payed around 15 euro's per day and both times it was a decent size economy car (a 5 door ford fiesta one time).

Breadman, I'd be interested in what rental company you used for the 15EU per day price at the FRA airport. I've rented from Sixti for a small economy car, but never got that great of a price.

Thanks Iceberg27, yea I think my eyes might be getting ahead of my penis.

I should stick to visiting 2-3 clubs than trying to go to 4 or 5.

[QUOTE=Breadman; 1559032]Several years back there was this smoking hot chick at GT that just did it for me, unfortunately her service was average in the room. Few months go by and I'm on another trip, this time at Oase on a Saturday night and the club is PACKED with talent and who do I see? The girl from GT. She see's me and runs over and gives me a huge hug, then gives me tons of free couch time. Took her in the room twice that trip at Oase and she rocked my world.

So was it the club that opened up her service? Or the fact I was probably the only familiar face at the club?[/QUOTE]Neither Breadman- hate to burst your bubble but it was the famous Oase side salad- gives you extra energy and makes you horny. Plus, you don't need a penis pump- that helped. Anyway, you were the benefactor so it doesn't matter why.

Regards, beffen

I'm back to NRW after a 6 months interval and check my options. I am searching for clubs for some quality service, warranted DFK and not that pricey.

Haus Panthera is one of the options.

What about ACA and Mondial, nowadays?

I am not sure about the service level at Heaven 7 of Willich but still 1 Euro per minute deal, intrigues me.

Some RTC (Grimberg, maybe Romantika) are on the menu and also Penelope, as well.

Any idea or recomendations might be handy.

[QUOTE=Breadman; 1559035]Quote: If you take the car in Airport you will have to pay %22 Airport fee and it's totally unnecesary. Just a few euro to go city center by train.

I'm assuming you rented a car for the week and traveled to the city to pick up the car? What rate did you pay and what type of car did you rent (economy etc)? How many car rental websites did you check out before booking?

I ask these questions because I've gotten some very, very good rates and always pick up the car at the airport. My last two rentals were both two week rentals picked up at the FRA airport. Both were just over 200 euro's for 14 days each. I payed around 15 euro's per day and both times it was a decent size economy car (a 5 door ford fiesta one time).[/QUOTE]Breadman,

I had a Renault Clio SW 2009 model and it was like brand new. I really liked the car. I have paid for 5 days 175 USD and since I didn't know the Airport fee, I check out in airport and check in City center also I had to pay 7€ per day for navigation so totally a 75€ invoice when I deliver the car. It makes around 200€ for 5 days. I have used rentalcarscom website but keep in mind that they don't show such extra costs. At that time when I check from Europcar's website the price was higher so I preferred to work with a third party. I recommend you to bring your own navigation unit if you have the Europe map package because 35€ is nearly half price of a Navigation unit for buying. Really too expensive.

FKKForLife,

I hope you enjoy your visit.

[QUOTE=Forcharles;1559076]Breadman, I'd be interested in what rental company you used for the 15EU per day price at the FRA airport. I've rented from Sixti for a small economy car, but never got that great of a price.[/QUOTE]First thing you need to do is start searching months ahead of your trip. You also need to rent for the entire week to get the best 'per day' rate. Also might have helped that I was booking and prepaying in the dead of winter for two trips in the summer. I found that rate by going thru United's website. You know right after you book your ticket and up pop's the 'do you need a car' option. I think they changed it, but when I clicked on the link I noticed a 'code' in the application right before I was forwarded to the quote's. I then copied that quote and used it for another trip (but flying American) and was given the same price. Both times I was rewarded United miles for the rental car. Other times its plain old Orbitz that has the best rate, kayak also gives some good options. But my goto website is kemwel (thanks to Jackyo for giving me that website) , they show you who you will be renting from and in most case's their quote is less than you'd find elsewhere. Another trick is to watch the exchange rate and try to prepay your cars when there's a drop in the euro.

[QUOTE=Breadman;1559900]First thing you need to do is start searching months ahead of your trip. You also need to rent for the entire week to get the best 'per day' rate. Also might have helped that I was booking and prepaying in the dead of winter for two trips in the summer. I found that rate by going thru United's website. You know right after you book your ticket and up pop's the 'do you need a car' option. I think they changed it, but when I clicked on the link I noticed a 'code' in the application right before I was forwarded to the quote's. I then copied that quote and used it for another trip (but flying American) and was given the same price. Both times I was rewarded United miles for the rental car. Other times its plain old Orbitz that has the best rate, kayak also gives some good options. But my goto website is kemwel (thanks to Jackyo for giving me that website) , they show you who you will be renting from and in most case's their quote is less than you'd find elsewhere. Another trick is to watch the exchange rate and try to prepay your cars when there's a drop in the euro.[/QUOTE]Use the flyertalk forum to find rental discount codes. Also try autoeurope. Com as they are usually amongst the lowest.

For car rentals always recheck your rate. Sixt is notorious for dropping their rates 7 to 2 days prior to pickup depending on demand.

As for navi, if you have a unlocked smartphone, just buy a German SIM with data (€9 for 1GB or more). That's a lot if data for Google maps or Waze. Much cheaper than navi rental or buying / carrying a separate nav unit.

For DUS, Sixt pickup at Maritim has no location fee; this is located near the Rewe side of the airport. Hertz Hbf location has no location fee but will cost you €2. 50 to get there from airport.

Reaching FRA airport in the morning of May 5th. Have about 8 hours layover. Trying to decide between Sharks and Oase. Which would you recommend for a first time FKK experience? Not sure if I can get a good service, looks and variety on Monday during daytime. Would appreciate any guidance from senior members.

[QUOTE=Montyg;1560478]Reaching FRA airport in the morning of May 5th. Have about 8 hours layover. Trying to decide between Sharks and Oase. Which would you recommend for a first time FKK experience? Not sure if I can get a good service, looks and variety on Monday during daytime. Would appreciate any guidance from senior members.[/QUOTE]Oh my bad. I was thinking about Palace or Manhattan. No, I don't suppose Sharks is closer to airport. Oase can pick you up from the airport. I reckon if I had less than 8 hours I'll have them pick me up and then drop me back off.

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[QUOTE=MontyG;1560478]Reaching FRA airport in the morning of May 5th. Have about 8 hours layover. Trying to decide between Sharks and Oase. Which would you recommend for a first time FKK experience? Not sure if I can get a good service, looks and variety on Monday during daytime. Would appreciate any guidance from senior members.[/QUOTE]Hello MontyG.

According to Google, you are 1 minute closer to Sharks than you are to Oase, from FRA. Decide by a coin flip. The other two city clubs, Palace and Mainhatten are closer. Mainhatten has a cheaper entry in the morning. The service you get at Mainhatten is pretty good, however you only get to choose from a group of brunettes with a sprinkling of blondes. At Palace, you may get more blondes. It also depends on how you prefer to spend your layover. Do you want a relaxed environment or one where you are hounded and sharked?

Good luck with your decision.

FiddyCent

[QUOTE=Travel69;1561250][url]http://www.euractiv.com/sections/europes-east/eu-defies-russia-granting-visa-free-travel-moldovans-301783[/url][/QUOTE]Nice article. Thanks for posting it. Following the links in this article, it looks like this decision relates only to tourist visas. It appears that these "short-stay" visas unfortunately won't afford the Moldovians the right to work in the EU.