Manila

I am going to Manila at the end of January for a short stopover program (1 day/night). I would like to use this time to contact one or two nice girls. Who could give me some advice where to stay (four or five star hotel) and where to go to pick up some girls. Are massages are also avialable?

Thank you in advance and happe New Year to all

GRO papa, thanks for the info...im back in Manila 2nd Feb so i will ask JR abt Cubao.... have a great horizontal New Year..!!

have you bn to Edsa complex recently..havnt heard much news from there....wonder if anyone goes there any more??!!

have a good new year everyone...... keep up the reports, and how abt a few pics guys.. :)

the flying scotsman

Flying Scotsman:

I was at the Edsa complex about a month ago and didn't like the aggressiveness of the mamasans at all. There were a lot of girls, but I hate being pushed and hustled for drinks, which seemed to happened no matter what bar I went into. Don't think I will go back there any time soon.

Attn: GoodEnough

Try the LA Cafe nect time. You would really like the action there. Lots of fun with no mamasans to bother you.

iahnrt:
Thanks. I know the place and I agree with you. I went to Edsa before I discovered (thanks to these postings) the LA Cafe which is a much, much better deal.

For those of you that like good massages there are a number of massage advertisements in a publication called "buy and sell" available for 20 pesos (also available online at http://www.buyandsellph.com) Prices range from 700 to 1000 pesos for a good one hour to 1.5 hour massage in your home or hotel, sextras often possible (ask for special massage and/or for young masseuse). I have used one particular company a few times (phone number available if you contact me) where my experiences ranged from good to fantastic, unfortunately the fantastic girl has left the company and I have lost her phone number. Total including fs,bj and massage between 2500 to 3000 pesos if you bargain hard and are nice to the girl. In terms of looks, the girls range from 5-7. Has anybody else used these services?

Buy and sell also has escort services listed but I never tried that one.

I have also been using through a Filipino contact an escort
service targeting normally Filipinos where the choice is limited (maybe 6-7 girls, looks 6-8 very friendly, some with good and some with little English only) but the price is not bad (ST 1500-2000 LT 3-4000) and they don't push you for girls that you don't like. I once had two girls at the same time for 2500 pesos ST everything included. One of them became my steady girl, she is a 7, an accountant and now does everything I want her to do with a smile for free and I mean everything. I can give out the phone number of the escort service to a few people but just to a few as otherwise prices could go up. Contact me through this forum if you are interested.

Can anyone recommend a hotel near a good nightlife area - guest-friendly - reasonable price - clean - maybe $20 to $30 per night - prferably with a swimming pool - in Manila. thanks

Steve 101,

In Makati just off of Makati Avenue on Valdez St is Robelle Hotel. 02-899-8209. Nice old Hotel on a quiet, residential street. There is an :open air" restaurant/pub next door and you are a 10 minute walk or P 25 taxi ride to Burgos St and the 30+ Clubs there. Burgos St. also has a few restaurants and the Woodmens Head, owned by John from the UK that serves food/beer 24/7.

This Hotel is NICE. Has a beautiful swimming pool and a nice patio. Cute, little restaurant and all rooms have cable tv and most have bathtubs for some hot bathing/fucking.

Rooms are $ 20 - $30 US per nt. I have been staying there for 13 years now. It is 30 mins to the Airport and a P 45 to Greenbelt and all the restaurants and Clubs there.

Hi everybody,

I hope to get some help from here, I am going to manila next weekend, and I need to know some good locations for some excitment. Please tell me some good places.

Thanks,

Love Asean

Decent 1-Star hotel right in the thick of the action is at Dakota Manision in Malate area. There are many Karaokes, Bars, and Discos within walking distance. More than anything there is a German Restaurant, BAR NONE one if not the best in Asia. The owner (pure German) was chief Chef of Shanghai Hilton if I'm not mistaken. I go there everyday I'm in Manila. Great prices, superb food delicacy, German beer and right in the thick of the action. It is directly adjacent to Pan Pacific Hotel. I will post the restaurant name hereafter. Highly recommend visiting The Hobbit House. Again another bar I hit everytime in Manila. Majority of house workers are DWARFS. Great souvenirs for discounted price. Here's an info. link on Hobbit House: Copy and paste.

http://www.wguides.com/city/186/149_229415.cfm

Also available is the the copy and paste link for Dakota Mansion.

http://www.mansiongroup.com.ph/DakotaSite/about2.html

In the photo I have Black Boxed noted German Restaurant (Donau Deli I believe is the name. Owner Roland Sager), Hobbit House and good Dim Sum rest.

Thanks for the sugesstions - what's the better area to stay in for a mix of touristic interest and nightlife - Makati or Ermita/Malate? Preumably whichever you stay in the other area is easily accessible in a cab...?

Steve 101:

I'd listen to Dragon Slayer. He knows what he's talking about. Try both places. They have completely different characters, with Ermita being rougher and more down home and dirty, and Makati more organized, slicker, fancier and more expensive. Both can be fun depending on the night and the selection available.

Can some tell me what is the closest, cheap(around 30 per night), clean, girl friendly hotel near to LA Cafe in Manila? How far is it from the airport in weekday early morning traffic, miles plus time to a hotel near LA Cafe? Is LA Cafe closer to Angeles or farther from Angeles than the airport or is there no difference? Can you walk from a close by hotel to LA Cafe? Thanks for the info.

Reguards,

McBarker

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Steve 101,

Malate or makati, does not matter, you'll still have a great time. Just be preared for the traffic, don't get frustrated or it will just ruin your day.

I normally stay at City Garden hotel on makati ave and kalayaan. Burgos street is right behind the hotel. Lost of restaurants and cabs outside.

DS,

I have to check out this Robelle Hotel, its a few dollars cheaper that City garden.

Cheers,
IB

Hey guys,

Thanks for all the great info! I will be in Manila from Mar 15-24 and I'll be there by myself. I was wondering how pretty the salewomen at the malls are, particular the SM I hear about so often. I like the light-skinned women who look less like the island girl type. I am a korean-american, so will that be favorable or unfavorable in terms of my odds of hooking up with 1 of them? Also, I will be staying at the Citadel over in Malate. Does anyone know if they are fine with "extra guests"? Thanks for any more helpful tips and if anyone will be there when I am, let's grab a cold one at the Hard Rock or, better yet, Chaos!

Happy mongering to all.

Jason