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No issues at all in Shark and Manhattan.

[QUOTE=Raju1974;1929392]Was planning a Germany trip for the famous FKK experience in last week October and 1st week November. Was curious how racial these clubs are? Do they allow everyone to enter or discriminate against some. RTFF found some reports, that doorkeepers deny entry to some, or some people are overcharged. Me being an Indian, need to clarify these things in advance so that I may not select a wrong mongering destination. I had enough of fun in Bangkok, Pattaya, Macau. Wanted to try the famous German FKK scene.

Was planning to take a flight to Frankfurt, as it is in the centre, for a 5 day trip. Would like to cover Dusseldorf, Cologne, and if possible Stuttgart. Is it possible to self explore on public transports and taxis? I have heard that if anyone arrive by taxi to these clubs there is a 30 Euro surcharge? Have heard about the FKKtours etc but those seem to be too expensive only for transportation and lodging.

Can the experienced ones be kind enough to throw some light and guide? One can PM me too.

Thanks,

Raju.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Pistons;1952173]So you are saying you wouldn't eat Sylvie's A if I paid for it to happen? I heard her juices taste like cappuccino.[/QUOTE]I don't think what I wrote is difficult to understand for anyone that understands English *reasonably well*. If you are so enamored with eating her ass, go ahead; sounds like you have some firsthand knowledge there.

[QUOTE=RadicalGuy;1424862]That lady is awesome! I absolutely loathe the increasingly common trend of women shaving themselves. I just love a naturally hairy Bush on a woman, and this lady is perfect! I'd just love to bury my face between those thighs!

RG[/QUOTE]Thanks a lot man.

[QUOTE=Jnpr30;1951963]perhaps one needs to be a strapping young hunk to find the attraction in Sylvana. Perhaps those guys have the game to pick young beauties in grocery stores at the snap of a finger and need to come to the clubs to shag Sylvana. LOL.[/QUOTE]Then you would be a grand mother fucker and not a mother fucker.

Silvana is from the Veneto region of Italy which may explain her approach to hunting men. She has only been doing this job since 2011.

This is question for those who drive to the FKK land either around Frankfurt or NRW area.

Ever since I found FKK 2 years ago, I got hooked. I am die hard believer on public transit and walk if there is sun out. However, I found that I was missing that mobility car gave to me if I really wanted to go check multiple club a day. I normally booked my hotel close to whatever club I was visiting that day and would enjoyed that club. One problem which happened twice for me was sometime, I could not find any girl in that club that I would want to have room. I am thinking on next trip in early April, I would like to get car so I could move around. I drive everyday at my home town in Nor California. So one to two HR a day is no big deal for me. I would like to know from your guys: Where is best place for anchor hotel near Frankfurt or NRW area if I would like to stay and explore that area for 2-3 days before I move to other area. I don't want to move to different hotel every day but I sure don't want to drive more then 2 hrs a day. Any suggestions or advises?

Thanks,

Da

DaWong. For the Frankfurt area I used to use the Mercure (24 hour front desk) at Friedichsdorf if I could get a good price. 25 minutes to World, 20 to Oase, 40 minutes Sharks. Parking normally good, but occasionally I had to park on the street a couple of hundred metres away. Note that the A5 out of Frankfurt going north is almost always jammed in he evening rush hour.

Depends really on what club you want to use as your base.

NRW is more difficult to recommend as the clubs are spread out and at certain time of day on certain autobahns traffic is horrendous. If you decide what clubs you want to go to then try Airbnb. Hotel Mettmann in Mettmann is excellent value and very friendly.

Anything near the A5 from Eschborn to Niederrad is good. Within 30 minutes from all clubs. Palace and Mainhattan very close. Offenbach works as well.

In NRW, I move around but if you want to stay in one anchor hotel you're better off finding a place near a highway in Dusseldorf itself. Letting us know which clubs you prefer in NRW would really help.

Just use google maps for driving directions and it tells you the time it takes. With traffic jams included. (Mercure friedsrichsdorf to Oase tells me 11 min. And to world it is 39 min right now with 6 min traffic jams included). 38 min to sharks. But in reality you go much faster on the A5 than what google tells you if you avoid rush... but with a car you can stay anywhere. So it doesn't matter. Just search.

Pistons, Banans Boi and Optimist.

Guys, Thank you so much for your quick response. That is why I love this board. Everyone is ready to share and help. It make our mongers life so much easier. One more question if I may ask:

I normally rent car from Hertz or Avis in US and Canada. If I use their GPS, are they only in German. I am thinking to buy myself a Tomtom GPS this Christmas. Any good recommendation for brand and models?

Thanks again.

[QUOTE=Optimist;1954010] Parking normally good, but occasionally I had to park on the street a couple of hundred metres away.[/QUOTE]Just park in the very large Rewe car park next door. At least that's what the hotel staff told me to do. It has been a couple of years since I stayed there though.

[QUOTE=DaWong949;1953797]This is question for those who drive to the FKK land either around Frankfurt or NRW area.

Ever since I found FKK 2 years ago, I got hooked. I am die hard believer on public transit and walk if there is sun out. However, I found that I was missing that mobility car gave to me if I really wanted to go check multiple club a day. I normally booked my hotel close to whatever club I was visiting that day and would enjoyed that club. One problem which happened twice for me was sometime, I could not find any girl in that club that I would want to have room. I am thinking on next trip in early April, I would like to get car so I could move around. I drive everyday at my home town in Nor California. So one to two HR a day is no big deal for me. I would like to know from your guys: Where is best place for anchor hotel near Frankfurt or NRW area if I would like to stay and explore that area for 2-3 days before I move to other area. I don't want to move to different hotel every day but I sure don't want to drive more then 2 hrs a day. Any suggestions or advises?

Thanks,

Da[/QUOTE]Depends on your budget and if clubbing is the only activity for you, Frankfurt railway station area will offer you a vast choice of hotel with competitive prices with easy access to palace, Manhattan (with taxi or S bahn) 30 to 45 minutes drive to Shark or World. Also very convenient to visit Frankfurt by walking, many different kind of restaurants around far less boring for me than staying outside Frankfurt.

[QUOTE=Pistons;1954087]Mercure friedsrichsdorf to oase tells me 11 min. [/QUOTE]Isn't it closer to 5 minutes than 11 or do I drive too fast?

For parking at Mercure Friedrichsdorf, hotel staff told me to park in the auto dealership across the street (info may be outdated). I can't really recommend Mercure hotels to anyone, Rooms are tiny and very basic. I did use to make this hotel my main base when Oase used to be a daily visit in Hessen.

[QUOTE=CitizenKane;1954172]Just park in the very large Rewe car park next door. At least that's what the hotel staff told me to do. It has been a couple of years since I stayed there though.[/QUOTE]I was there this July and the advice was the same but to park in the parking spaces next to the hotel in the Rewe parking lot.

[QUOTE=JimmyBoy99;1954306]I was there this July and the advice was the same but to park in the parking spaces next to the hotel in the Rewe parking lot.[/QUOTE]Mercure has a special deal with Rewe next door. You can use the last row of Rewe parking spaces that are just adjacent to the hotel for hotel parking. There is one day a year when Rewe has a special flea market thing in their parking lot and they don't allow any hotel parking in their grocery store parking lot on this day. But the hotel will put up signs in the lobby and in the elevators so you will have plenty of notice when you can't park in the Rewe parking lot. Sometimes Rewe puts down their draw-arms down when they are closed on Sunday during the night. But this is no problem. It is easy to drive around these traffic arms.

Also, during the weekend, the auto repair shop across the street is closed. It is no problem to park there in their parking lot during the weekend if there are any open parking spaces left there as long as you are sure to move your car by first thing Monday morning before they open.

[QUOTE=BananaBoi;1954303]Isn't it closer to 5 minutes than 11 or do I drive too fast?

For parking at Mercure Friedrichsdorf, hotel staff told me to park in the auto dealership across the street (info may be outdated). I can't really recommend Mercure hotels to anyone, Rooms are tiny and very basic. I did use to make this hotel my main base when Oase used to be a daily visit in Hessen.[/QUOTE]I agree. I stayed there once on my first trip to Oase a few years ago after mentions here on the forum. Never again. Later I've only stayed downtown Frankfurt as also mentioned here below.

11 min sounds like a lot, but I think the speed limit is quite low as well. As for GPS, nothing beats having a smartphone with Google Maps. These other GPS devices are crap in comparison.