Anyone here know if there are ST hotels such as the ones in Bangkok around Soi Cowboy?
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Anyone here know if there are ST hotels such as the ones in Bangkok around Soi Cowboy?
Also, are there any recommended 'massage' parlors? How much are typical prices?
[QUOTE=Hatari;1132752]Also, are there any recommended 'massage' parlors? How much are typical prices?[/QUOTE]I have tried several massage parlours in Phnom Penh, but by far the best one is upstairs at a salon named Sokun's Place, near the night market on riverside. Sokun is the name of the owner, and his gf (named Srey) manages the place, and chooses all the girls.
The salon is fabulous and has an attractive staff of young women (most in early 20s) for haircuts, shaves, ear cleaning, shampoo, etc. If you go into the private room on the first floor, they will take care of you very well, and you can then ask who is available to give you a massage.
Once you select one, you head upstairs for an ostensibly normal massage, but the girls are all keyed in to us expatriates and will take the initiative to accidentally arouse you. No FS, only a happy ending (with exposed breasts, which you can fondle) , but oh what a happy ending!
The massage, I think, is about $8 and the girls expect a $10 tip. The salon prices are very reasonable, and I tip each of the girls who provided salon services $1 each.
Great place, and highly recommended!
Just a hand job?
[QUOTE=Bule2004; 1133116]I have tried several massage parlours in Phnom Penh, but by far the best one is upstairs at a salon named Sokun's Place, near the night market on riverside. Sokun is the name of the owner, and his gf (named Srey) manages the place, and chooses all the girls.
The salon is fabulous and has an attractive staff of young women (most in early 20s) for haircuts, shaves, ear cleaning, shampoo, etc. If you go into the private room on the first floor, they will take care of you very well, and you can then ask who is available to give you a massage.
Once you select one, you head upstairs for an ostensibly normal massage, but the girls are all keyed in to us expatriates and will take the initiative to accidentally arouse you. No FS, only a happy ending (with exposed breasts, which you can fondle) , but oh what a happy ending!
The massage, I think, is about $8 and the girls expect a $10 tip. The salon prices are very reasonable, and I tip each of the girls who provided salon services $1 each.
Great place, and highly recommended! [/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Hatari;1132498]Anyone here know if there are ST hotels such as the ones in Bangkok around Soi Cowboy?[/QUOTE]Many places marked "guesthouse" offer short-time rates. The girls at Cyrcee will be happy to show you a few.
[QUOTE=Henryv;1133423]Just a hand job?[/QUOTE]Yes, only HJs are on the menu.
Wow, I thought that sort of thing only went on in Chinese massage parlours here in the US.
I hope PP has more to offer than that.
[QUOTE=Bule2004;1133942]Yes, only HJs are on the menu.[/QUOTE]
Does anyone know of a good massage parlour, fishbowl type place, where one can get "full service?"
[QUOTE=Henryv; 1134139]Wow, I thought that sort of thing only went on in Chinese massage parlours here in the US.
I hope PP has more to offer than that. [/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Henryv;1134145]Does anyone know of a good massage parlour, fishbowl type place, where one can get "full service?"[/QUOTE]Henryv,
Can I suggest you try to read back a few pages. The info you are after has already been posted on here, yet you keep asking the same inane questions over and over again. Is this a case of extreme lazyness, stupidity or are you just trolling?
'Can I suggest you try to read back a few pages. The info you are after has already been posted on here, yet you keep asking the same inane questions over and over again. Is this a case of extreme lazyness, stupidity or are you just trolling? [/QUOTE]'
Wow, someone needs an anger management session.
If one believes the purpose of this board is to exchange experiences, translated into information (as one perceives that experience / information) then I stand by my inquires.
As for extreme lazyness (Sic) , you may want to take the time to spell correctly.
[QUOTE=Leftfield1965; 1134217]Henryv,
Can I suggest you try to read back a few pages. The info you are after has already been posted on here, yet you keep asking the same inane questions over and over again. Is this a case of extreme lazyness, stupidity or are you just trolling? [/QUOTE]
Have you tried asking Leftfield1965, it appears he has a wealth of information to share.
[QUOTE=Hatari;1131630]Hi, I'm new to this boards. Can anyone recommend some guest-friendly hotels and their prices? So I just bring the girl back, and they don't say anything?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Henryv;1134478]'Can I suggest you try to read back a few pages. The info you are after has already been posted on here, yet you keep asking the same inane questions over and over again. Is this a case of extreme lazyness, stupidity or are you just trolling?[/QUOTE]'
Wow, someone needs an anger management session.
If one believes the purpose of this board is to exchange experiences, translated into information (as one perceives that experience / information) then I stand by my inquires.
As for extreme lazyness (Sic) , you may want to take the time to spell correctly. [/QUOTE]Anger management session? Nah, just kind of fed up with your dumb questions.
Is it safe to walk from Flamingos to the Walkabout / Heart?
Ever heard of Google maps? If you have you'd know that they're just around the corner from each other. You think you're going to get mugged during your 2 minute walk?
Can anyone recommend a massage / fishbowl place?
Myself and another guy recommended Paris Hotel / Sakura hotel to you just a few posts down. What happened? Forgot? Old age setting in?
What's the difference between a tuktuk and a motocy?
I thought you were an old hand in SE Asia yet you have to ask a question like this?
What are the negatives about Flamingos?
I told you what I thought about the place, as did another poster, yet you had to ask the question again.
I could go on but I can't be bothered.
As for your spelling jibe, is that all you can come up with?
[QUOTE=Henryv;1134482]Have you tried asking Leftfield1965, it appears he has a wealth of information to share.[/QUOTE]Sucking up to other boardmembers is the way to go Henry.
Wow, evidently you are not some tired old drunk (got two pm's regarding your initial rant).
Thank you for the mp info. Will check them out.
[QUOTE=Leftfield1965; 1134517]'
Wow, someone needs an anger management session.
If one believes the purpose of this board is to exchange experiences, translated into information (as one perceives that experience / information) then I stand by my inquires.
As for extreme lazyness (Sic) , you may want to take the time to spell correctly. [/QUOTE]Anger management session? Nah, just kind of fed up with your dumb questions.
Is it safe to walk from Flamingos to the Walkabout / Heart?
Ever heard of Google maps? If you have you'd know that they're just around the corner from each other. You think you're going to get mugged during your 2 minute walk?
Can anyone recommend a massage / fishbowl place?
Myself and another guy recommended Paris Hotel / Sakura hotel to you just a few posts down. What happened? Forgot? Old age setting in?
What's the difference between a tuktuk and a motocy?
I thought you were an old hand in SE Asia yet you have to ask a question like this?
What are the negatives about Flamingos?
I told you what I thought about the place, as did another poster, yet you had to ask the question again.
I could go on but I can't be bothered.
As for your spelling jibe, is that all you can come up with? [/QUOTE]
Crikey!
Only a dollar to go from 51 to sharkeys or martinis-how tight are some of you guys?
Fair go!
Fuel is expensive as is the cost of living in Cambodia.
Much as I dislike most tuk tuks I believe in helping them out with at least two bucks or more.
The money should be shared around not just with working girls and bar owners.
Looking after transport providers helps ensure ones own safety as well.