Jakarta. Arriving midnight in August, flying out next day early afternoon
Going to be in Jakarta layover, less than a day, in August, arrive at airport at 11:30 pm, out next day to Padang like early afternoon or something. So literally have 12 hours. I want to check into a place hotel, where all of the action in right there, no walking, no taxis, boom boom boom, as many chicas in that time period.
Suggestions? Do I get a room at Malio? So I have to go nowhere. I don't worry about the money because it's quick trip.
Other possibilities where I can have it all under one roof, maybe the Asian massage and the lounges etc. All under one roof.
Has anyone ever actually stayed at the Malio, or are those rooms basically just used for the clientele quickies.
Thanks.
Thanks for advices Goferring and Cucumber
Goferring and Cucumber. Thanks for the great advices on Jakarta experiences. Thankfully I will be in Jakarta second week of May, so I am hoping Ramadan will be over and ladies are ready for haram.
I will check out some of the places Cucumber recommended. I am staying near Plaza Indonesia and its not too far from the spas suggested by Cucumber. Any intel on Fortune Spa? That is near my hotel.
I have been setting up some dates on Seeking Arrangements, let see how that is goes.
Thanks and will report back my findings. Very glad that Jakarta finally opened VOA.
[QUOTE=Goferring;2681865]I'd agree that arriving in Jakarta in the middle of Ramadan may not be the ideal solution. Especially so for a timid first timer with no existing contacts or knowledge of where to go.
If United is locked into Jakarta during Ramadan, then I would use one of the less hardcore personals websites. Lots of semi civilian girls there are happy to play 'tourguide' with extras. It would be much easier to have a couple of these showing him around town, and the bedroom, than to find a solution for every new session.
If moving out of Jakarta is an option, then many girls are unreachable back at home but '000's also go in holiday to the places popular with Indos..[/QUOTE]
Jakarta entry requirements
Anyone entered Jakarta recently? To enter Bali I think it's still a requirement to book a government listed hotel for the first 3 nights so I assume this is relevant to Jakarta but I cannot find any info. Does any know and do you have links?
The flights from Europe to jak are half those to Bali for me. Ta jingo.