Tallinn

Maybe I'm doing something wrong.

I went to the Red Club.

I bought a 100eek beer and sat at one of the booths.

There were about 5 girls there.

None of them approached me. I just sat there and drank my beer.

What's up with that?

I'm use to the girls approaching me. Can anyone offer me some advice.

I went there around 0100.

I was there a couple of months ago and had a very good time there. There were only 3 girls there since it was in the afternoon. One came up to but the others kept their distance. If you go back I would sugest speaking to the bartender and asking him to let you know who is available. The bartender on duty when I visited spoke English very well.

[QUOTE=jimbehr2000]I was there a couple of months ago and had a very good time there. There were only 3 girls there since it was in the afternoon. One came up to but the others kept their distance. If you go back I would sugest speaking to the bartender and asking him to let you know who is available. The bartender on duty when I visited spoke English very well.[/QUOTE]Just get yourself a drink and approach them one after one. They are waiting for your move. Sit down for a few minutes talk to her. If not the right one - move on and check the next one up. They are polite and some of them also talks decent english or german.

Does anyone have experiences with girls in Hotel Radisson in Tallinn? Is the hotel girl-friendly (maybe with some tip to security or regular registration at reception?)

Are there some girls also in the hotel (lobby, bar)?

[QUOTE=Root66]Does anyone have experiences with girls in Hotel Radisson in Tallinn? Is the hotel girl-friendly (maybe with some tip to security or regular registration at reception?)

Are there some girls also in the hotel (lobby, bar)?[/QUOTE]I have stayed there a few times and I didn't have any problems with girls but I've had only two allnighters that came quite early in the evening (7-8 o'clock), so don't know if the girls need to be registered if they come late at night. I don't think that there are any girls in lobby/bar (haven't seen any...). You can go to a club and pick up a girl, for example Red Club ([url]www.redclub.ee[/url]) or their "sister club" Mikado. Or you can order a girl to your room from [url]http://www.secretaryacademy.net/oppilaat_nayta_k.php?lang_so=eng&land=EST&city=Tallinn[/url]

I hope that you have a good time.

[QUOTE=Root66]Does anyone have experiences with girls in Hotel Radisson in Tallinn? Is the hotel girl-friendly (maybe with some tip to security or regular registration at reception?)

Are there some girls also in the hotel (lobby, bar)?[/QUOTE]I have never seen any girls in the lobby although I did see one waiting outside the front entrance in the daytime who had also been offering her services in a nightclub the night before.

I have always found the hotel girl friendly when I have accompanied them.

Radisson allows girls upstairs, but they have to leave documentation at reception. OR if they will not/can not, then a little money to security will do the trick. IMHO any girl that will not register should not be taken into one's room.
To the best of my knowledge this now applies during the day as well as the evening.

I stayed a year ago in a hotel Tallink for a business seminar, unfortunately that trip I didn't have a possibility to develope relations with local ladies.

In the evening I recocnised a few guys trying to bring ladies upstairs with bad success. Receptionist seemed to be a quite sharp. I didn't catch the details of the discussion but the end of it was that guys went upstairs without ladies. It was over midnight what could be the reason or they just didn't have the right approach.

Are there any other better quality hotels beside Radisson that allows girls to stay over night?

I have never had any problems taking girls to Reval Hotel Olympia or Reval Park Hotel&Casino. Both of these hotels are quite nice.

Frankly, I do not know if ANY hotel in Tallinn that is not in one manner or another 'girl friendly'. The hotel trade here DEPENDS upon the trade in flesh so the only difference between one place and another is the manner in which they maintain security and make the extra from extra heads on pillows.

I would bet the girls who did not go upstairs in the Radisson were girls who did not have ID with them, or chose not to show it. The hotel charges, IIRC, 300eek per extra pillow used, unless a double occupancy is booked, most places do this. The Reval Express does not , but insists upon registering girls. If I were an hotel user, I would always ask the girl if she has her passport with her and reject a girl who did not. I can not imagine many 'professional' girls would not carry ID, they know the rules.

I'll go in Tallin in November: does someone suggest me how I could spend my time?

Thanks a lot

What do you wanna do?

@Captainfindus: If you are looking for girls, more or less the only website i found was [url]www.secretaryacademy.net[/url] - most girls look like semi-pro but some of them are from clubs or escort agencys.

On the street you'll not find many girls at the moment because the weather is terrible (snow/rain/cold).

It looks for me until now that Tallinn is not the best place to find girls (but maybe only i'm not able to find them).

Maybe it's easier to help you if you write a little bit more in detail what you are looking for - the old city of tallinn should be realy nice to walk around

do some fucking and lets hear about it, there is plenty of action there, just get among it, dont forget the camera for the sexy pics, this is always a good idea, if you bump into willie large try and stay away from him, he is easy to spot, he has thick rimmed glasses, wears brown couderoys and dirty old mac, and sweats in copious amounts

Who is Willie Large?