Nairobi

**Ibaski** · 10-09-25 23:17

Originally Posted by JonesLover [View Original Post]

Hi, I'm currently in Nakuru and would like some advice because I don't know Kenya. I'm just here to relax and stay in an apartment for two weeks. I don't go to clubs, etc. In your opinion, is it better to stay in Nakuru or stay in Nairobi to meet some girls online and then have them come to me? I know it's necessary to give a girl who'll keep you company full-time for a few days some money. Do you think there are more expensive and more money-hungry girls in Nairobi than in Nakuru? I don't know whether to stay in Nakuru or go to Nairobi. Thanks for any suggestions.

In 2021 the taxi guy who took me to my Airbnb arranged for a girl to stay with me for couple of days. It was a pleasant experience and not expensive. I am sure Nairobi will be more expense and more pro scene. Sadly I lost the contact info.

**Lasciv** · 10-09-25 13:26

How is the action in this place? Saw a couple of nice reviews on a German forum, not sure if they are still valid.

**Mr Enternational** · 10-04-25 00:29

Originally Posted by AbsoluteJoy [View Original Post]

Furthermore, in my house, when the girl I don't know enters, I remove the key without being seen and hide it.

In the old days in Brazil I would hide the key in the bottom of the trashcan between the trashcan and the bag or in the back of a picture frame that was on the wall.

**Lasciv** · 10-03-25 21:03

Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]

So you think someone may kill you in a public hoarhouse, but you are not afraid to take a strange chick back to your place where she can drug and kill you.

In the setup I know from other countries the lady is at the hotel reception or bar, she is approved by the hotel and a regular there, and there are no security issues.

Again, I am not familiar with Kenya. Is this setup possible?

**Absolute Joy** · 10-03-25 10:20

Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]

So you think someone may kill you in a public hoarhouse, but you are not afraid to take a strange chick back to your place where she can drug and kill you.

Inded, it seems strange to me too. The massage centre is completely safe compared to your home, a concern perhaps unfounded. That's how I behave: I stay in an apartment of a building with 24-hour security at the entrance, with a guard who records the ID details of the girl who enters. Furthermore, in my house, when the girl I don't know enters, I remove the key without being seen and hide it. This gives me a greater sense of security. We're not inviting God-fearing girls into our home.

**Mr Enternational** · 10-02-25 16:26

Originally Posted by Lasciv [View Original Post]

I have seen some massage places, but I am not sure how safe they are. Is there any hotel with ladies that I can meet at the bar and bring them to my place?

So you think someone may kill you in a public hoarhouse, but you are not afraid to take a strange chick back to your place where she can drug and kill you.

**Lasciv** · 10-02-25 16:07

Hi folks,

I am arriving next week in Nairobi and I am a bit unsure about where to go.

I have seen some massage places, but I am not sure how safe they are. Is there any hotel with ladies that I can meet at the bar and bring them to my place? I have been doing this in other countries, and I would love if I could do something similar. I am fine with high-end venues and prices.

**JonesLover** · 10-01-25 07:48

Hi, I'm currently in Nakuru and would like some advice because I don't know Kenya. I'm just here to relax and stay in an apartment for two weeks. I don't go to clubs, etc. In your opinion, is it better to stay in Nakuru or stay in Nairobi to meet some girls online and then have them come to me? I know it's necessary to give a girl who'll keep you company full-time for a few days some money. Do you think there are more expensive and more money-hungry girls in Nairobi than in Nakuru? I don't know whether to stay in Nakuru or go to Nairobi. Thanks for any suggestions.

**MwenByen** · 09-30-25 21:13

Just strap while you're there simply put you coming here when guns blazing you need to preaching out against white guys spoiling prostitutes and the average bum ass ***** all around the world! Those prices only hers higher and higher no matter I hit the streets or clubs to many simps coming through fucking up the game on Tinder, Afro introduction and even strip chat. I'll never forget I was on that shit trying to meet up with women while was there. And some old fart with an Scottish accent trying to send me for a working girl to by a MacBook and that shit was live she had that fucker on speaker phone.

Originally Posted by Relead [View Original Post]

I wouldn't say I'm a massive consumer of kenyan tv, but lets look at this rationally, using logic.

A) You are right, the kenyan government would give their media hiv numbers that are 22000% higher then the governments own official data. Not sure why, since it's seems unlikely to do them much good. No other media source reported about the massive misinformation, only MwenByen, without sources.

B) You are wrong, and the media never put the information out. Given the level of intelligence evident in your posts, I would have to suggest this is the, by a landslide, more likely option.

I'm not going to debate what the WHO does and doesn't, I simply stated that they would consider it a BIGGER EMERGENCY then covid if Kenya suddenly saw a shock 22000% increase in hiv cases after seeing their numbers steadily drop for over a decade.

I've been to Kenya numerous times, thanks.

**Tonsillol** · 09-30-25 19:54

Originally Posted by Mombie75 [View Original Post]

The original Florida was a flying saucer type building around Koinanga st and Banda st. This got demolished and they moved on to Moi avenue.

The Moi avenue Florida then closed and they moved on to a place on Kenyatta avenue close to where the original one was.

I am not sure if it is still there.

Thanks for the detailed explanation, didn't knew that before. Was 13 years ago there but I'm not sure anymore where it was exactly.

Originally Posted by Slowalk [View Original Post]

I will check it out in a couple weeks when I ride to Nairobi.

Will check it also next time when I'm there.

**Slowalk** · 09-30-25 16:58

Originally Posted by Tonsillol [View Original Post]

I thought this club is closed, but when I take a look at the reviews in google maps it seems open. Does anyone knows more?

The reviews for the Florida Club are between 4 and 8 years old. There's three fake reviews a year old. The signs are there. I will check it out in a couple weeks when I ride to Nairobi.

**Mombie75** · 09-30-25 15:53

Originally Posted by Tonsillol [View Original Post]

I thought this club is closed, but when I take a look at the reviews in google maps it seems open. Does anyone knows more?

The original Florida was a flying saucer type building around Koinanga st and Banda st. This got demolished and they moved on to Moi avenue.

The Moi avenue Florida then closed and they moved on to a place on Kenyatta avenue close to where the original one was.

I am not sure if it is still there.

**Tonsillol** · 09-30-25 12:29

I thought this club is closed, but when I take a look at the reviews in google maps it seems open. Does anyone knows more?

**Absolute Joy** · 09-30-25 07:22

English is not my native language so I struggle a bit but I think I understand that the whole discussion arises from the statistics on HIV in Kenya. I don't know the truth, I could get there with logic but in today's corrupt world even logic can be diverted. Certainly the government (every government, in the sense of the financial entity that controls it) has a very great interest in providing extremely alarming data far beyond the truth about the spread of HIV. It's my personal opinion but. Lots of infections = lots of medicine = lots of money for everyone. HIV exists and it is a serious problem, I just couldn't say to what extent the information provided by the media is completely reliable. Now I don't want to muddy the waters if I introduce another topic but people in Africa are dying for the most banal reasons and diseases and pharmaceutical companies have never invested much in research, it is only with the explosion of HIV years ago that billions of dollars arrived. For everyone. Therefore I believe, personally and perhaps mistakenly, that the whole matter has been and continues to be a little inflated due to the different and great interests at stake.

**Relead** · 09-29-25 18:13

Originally Posted by MwenByen [View Original Post]

If you were to go back and reread what I wrote I told the gentleman Kenyan Media put that information out and that is the information Kenyan government gave them. You're making it seem like it's my responsibility to correct their government. Again you never been to that country before and when it comes to "things" you don't know what the fuck you're talking about. How the way shit goes there I'm going to have to side with my initial report. Allow me to say this the WHO really don't do shit! Just look at them they were whining about USAID cuts. They weren't trying to convince other European countries to pick up the tab nor cut their salaries to save lives. I never really known for that organization to do much.

I wouldn't say I'm a massive consumer of kenyan tv, but lets look at this rationally, using logic.

A) You are right, the kenyan government would give their media hiv numbers that are 22000% higher then the governments own official data. Not sure why, since it's seems unlikely to do them much good. No other media source reported about the massive misinformation, only MwenByen, without sources.

B) You are wrong, and the media never put the information out. Given the level of intelligence evident in your posts, I would have to suggest this is the, by a landslide, more likely option.

I'm not going to debate what the WHO does and doesn't, I simply stated that they would consider it a BIGGER EMERGENCY then covid if Kenya suddenly saw a shock 22000% increase in hiv cases after seeing their numbers steadily drop for over a decade.

I've been to Kenya numerous times, thanks.