Sauna Reviews

[QUOTE=Hat Trick]MassPilot27,

God bless you bro. Macau caters to your kind, a meat and potato guy, one who doesn’t forget his roots.

Macau is quickly becoming a novelty item no matter how hard it tries to transform itself: wash girls, interactive saunas, pole dancing, etc. With family mega resorts in the works, its heydays seem to be outnumbered.

However with gentlemen like you who has no desire searching through the cracks for the thrill of the hunt elsewhere in the Delta region, I think she is still breathing.

With that said, try Excellent sauna in Grand Emperor hotel. For add-ons, I recommend the milk or honey body wash by the wash girl, wash and bake, keep your skin nice and supple for a couple of days. Also try the BODY service: That young courteous manager looked high and low and singled out a legal double D cup (fake), rubbed milk all over my body (again) with those oversized melons, 10 mins back, 15 mins front, nude. She offered double fly, next time definitely.

Incidentally, most Macau saunas offer the ‘thigh’ massage, or groin massage, or Bao Jian (health maintenance) massage. Some use ointments, some do not, invariably they increase blood circulation to the penis and reduce healing time between pops, or more intense pops, allows you to go again after the massage. Not all masseuse can perform this well, the trick is finding the right pressure points and release the pressure, relax them. The ones done inside a massage room are better than the ones in the lounge.

I’m a fan of these teasers myself, Excellent Sauna has a small menu of add-ons, I think they also have a milk bath show like in Rio, can’t remember. Nice scenery on the 27th floor overlooking half of Macau.

Price wise, all services mentioned here are about 200 or less. It’s a new player in the upper echelon of saunas and KTVs.

Macau is like a liberal arts college, Hong Kong a junior college, any senior member with any useful info all have graduated off doing advanced studies across China’s many fine institutions, no time to tutor freshmen on calculus based stuff anymore. *sniff*

HT[/QUOTE]Thanks for the great info Hat. It will be put to good use.

I agree on the advanced calculus analogy, LOL.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not all meat and potatos. While in PRC that same week I'll be heading out for some KTV fun and too much drinking with a bunch of western, HK, and Taiwan friends as always. But, its always nice to go back for some solo sauna fun too (and maybe a quick vistit to K-pressure)!

[QUOTE=Graybeard]Big Boss was a big disappointment......where a young-but-not-gorgeous woman helps you put away your clothes and tells you how handsome you are while rubbing you to squeeze a tip out of you...... where another young-but-not-so-beautiful woman helps you get dressed into what felt like pajamas to me. She, of course, is looking for a tip too but I just ignored them and you should too. [/QUOTE]

I think your Boss Sauna review is flawed. No one are looking for tips, in fact Boss Sauna doesn't take tips. They were being nice to you and you already went in, thinking they want tips, with an I am holier than thou attitude that Sauna 18 is for you, so Boss Sauna already sucks. Naturally, the higher you pay, the more luxury the service. But I went to the higher end saunas, paid up the ying-yang and I found Boss Sauna, much better, inexpensive and any inexperience, I compensate by showing them what to do....my kind of style.

I thought the girls at Boss Sauna were pretty cute all around. I want a girl in the locker room to touch my balls and cock. I had the best service there and they are ready to take me anytime. So here I come.

Gyaos.

There are some excellent reports, this is just to fill in a small gap, in the HK ferry terminal there are a couple of places to buy packages from, if you walk past where you buy ferry tickets and turn right you will see two of them, they are hard to miss but just in case I have attached a couple of pictures. When you get the ferry super class is a few $ more but worth the expense.

[QUOTE=Ukjazzman]There are some excellent reports, this is just to fill in a small gap, in the HK ferry terminal there are a couple of places to buy packages from, if you walk past where you buy ferry tickets and turn right you will see two of them, they are hard to miss but just in case I have attached a couple of pictures. When you get the ferry super class is a few $ more but worth the expense.[/QUOTE]Do you guys know what time the package guys close up shop at night? I've always been there in the early evening, so its never been an issue, but next week I may be making a later night trip instead.

Also, do you know what the upgrade cost to super class costs? I assume you py the upgrade at the package shop? Does it also upgrade the return trip as well?

[QUOTE=Samurai]Can anyone confirm this?[/QUOTE]No, I'm in Familia Nobre now.

[QUOTE=Ukjazzman]There are some excellent reports, this is just to fill in a small gap, in the HK ferry terminal there are a couple of places to buy packages from, if you walk past where you buy ferry tickets and turn right you will see two of them, they are hard to miss but just in case I have attached a couple of pictures. When you get the ferry super class is a few $ more but worth the expense.[/QUOTE]Could you please enlighten me what exactly the superclass is worth a single extra $? Is it the crappy meal or the fact that you sit a few metres in front of the cattles (=the ones who dared to afford only a standard ticket)? Superclass IMHO is a ripp off.

[QUOTE=Tiger 888]Could you please enlighten me what exactly the superclass is worth a single extra $? Is it the crappy meal or the fact that you sit a few metres in front of the cattles (=the ones who dared to afford only a standard ticket)? Superclass IMHO is a ripp off.[/QUOTE]

I found it was worth it on one level. The meal. Not because it was great, but because I travel on boats much better with something in my stomach. Of course, one can always get a good meal before getting to the pier, but I'm usually zipping around between HK and Macau and having a meal sometimes is an after thought.

The difference in price is not that great, so for some, having a meal, drinks and a paper to read might be worth it. To each their own. I find eating the fruits, meal and keeping my mind occupied on the water minimizes the effect of the boat ride.

AT2

[QUOTE=MassPilot27]Do you guys know what time the package guys close up shop at night? I've always been there in the early evening, so its never been an issue, but next week I may be making a later night trip instead.

Also, do you know what the upgrade cost to super class costs? I assume you py the upgrade at the package shop? Does it also upgrade the return trip as well?[/QUOTE]I did an upgrade outbound. Think it was 70 dollars HK. Normally I just do coach. But since it is very very crowded during some hours, the extra money is worth it. Personally I don't care for the food. You have to do upgrade separately on the return. However, I try to return during off hours, e. G. Monday at around 11, there is seldom a crowd as everyone has already returned to work.

Hope this helps.

Hey Guys,

Thanks for all the info in this thread. I normally hang my hat in the UAE forum. But am taking a few weeks of r and r in HK and the Philippines. Never been to Macau before so will definitely be making a sidetrip here from HK. Just have a couple of questions I hope you can help me with. Needless to say I will reciprocate when I have finished my trip.

1. When you book the packages for ferry and sauna, do you have a set time to depart HK and then a set time to return? Or is it flexible that if you're having a good time and want to try a few other things out you can always catch a later boat?

2. Are there any short time hotels in Macau where you can take FLs you meet around town? Or do they have their own places for you to go? (sorry I realize this may be better suited in the General Reports section) I wasn't planning on getting a room there so was just going to wander around the hotels and saunas.

3. The prices I've seen quoted on here generally refer to the boat ticket and one session with a girl. What is the cost if you decide to take another girl later on? What about if you go to another sauna without a package. What are the costs if you don't have the package and are just having a session alone?

4. When you go to the ferry terminal in HK I assume that the guys speak English. Do you buy the package for the specific sauna there and then or is it a general ticket that can be used at any of the saunas? Do all ticket agents sell packages for all the saunas or only some?

Sorry for all the questions but just want to make sure I make the most of the time. Have been to HK before and wasted too much money since it was before I discovered ISG. So now looking forward to putting the knowledge to use!!

Thanks.

AF

[QUOTE=Tiger 888]Could you please enlighten me what exactly the superclass is worth a single extra $? Is it the crappy meal or the fact that you sit a few metres in front of the cattles (=the ones who dared to afford only a standard ticket)? Superclass IMHO is a ripp off.[/QUOTE]

You get a slightly bigger chair, newspapers and a real small meal, served on a tray. To me, I don't bother, I just sit in the regular section and fall asleep. If hungry, you can bring in something from McDoanalds or buy something (at a high price) on-board. I think a Cup-O-Noodles soup is like $20 HKD or something. Yeah, I know, it's like $5.00 HKD in the store.

I eat at the sauna.

Gyaos.

[QUOTE=Asian Flava]Hey Guys,

Thanks for all the info in this thread. I normally hang my hat in the UAE forum. But am taking a few weeks of r and r in HK and the Philippines. Never been to Macau before so will definitely be making a sidetrip here from HK. Just have a couple of questions I hope you can help me with. Needless to say I will reciprocate when I have finished my trip.[/QUOTE]

1. You do have to use the Ferry by the time stated when you leave Hong Kong as they give you the ticket there. You can stand by for an earlier Ferry when passing customs. However, when returning, you can use it at anytime before you acquire the ticket. Their location in Macau is opened 24 hours.

2. The SW's have their own rooms inside the hotels and in other areas. RTFF on this one, plenty of info in the GR section.

3. Prices vary depending on sauna for another girl. You just add it on from what you paid in Hong Kong. The cost without the ferry ticket is -$300 HKD. If you go to another sauna, they charge you. RTFF for prices.

4. Agents speak English in Hong Kong and the ticket is for a specific sauna only. In Macau, coming back, English is not spoken, unless you are lucky. Just show them the ticket you have, they smile and give you a ferry ticket. Again, you can stand by for an earlier ferry after Macanese Customs.

Gyaos.

[QUOTE=Asian Flava]Hey Guys,

Thanks for all the info in this thread. I normally hang my hat in the UAE forum. But am taking a few weeks of r and r in HK and the Philippines. Never been to Macau before so will definitely be making a sidetrip here from HK. Just have a couple of questions I hope you can help me with. Needless to say I will reciprocate when I have finished my trip.

1. When you book the packages for ferry and sauna, do you have a set time to depart HK and then a set time to return? Or is it flexible that if you're having a good time and want to try a few other things out you can always catch a later boat?

2. Are there any short time hotels in Macau where you can take FLs you meet around town? Or do they have their own places for you to go? (sorry I realize this may be better suited in the General Reports section) I wasn't planning on getting a room there so was just going to wander around the hotels and saunas.

3. The prices I've seen quoted on here generally refer to the boat ticket and one session with a girl. What is the cost if you decide to take another girl later on? What about if you go to another sauna without a package. What are the costs if you don't have the package and are just having a session alone?

4. When you go to the ferry terminal in HK I assume that the guys speak English. Do you buy the package for the specific sauna there and then or is it a general ticket that can be used at any of the saunas? Do all ticket agents sell packages for all the saunas or only some?

Sorry for all the questions but just want to make sure I make the most of the time. Have been to HK before and wasted too much money since it was before I discovered ISG. So now looking forward to putting the knowledge to use!!

Thanks.

AF[/QUOTE]

Most of Gyaos said is right

1) as for departing hk, i recomend u buy the package just before u wanna leave, besides, the package store and the ferry entrance is like 50metres

for leaving macau, when u leave the sauna, they will give you a slip (ie, if u do not exercise ur package ticket, u will not get a free ferry ticket back) (the package ticket is valid for 30days), some slips can be used within 24 hours, others can be used within 72 hours, just tell them ur intentions or just get the 72 hours one to be safe, its free which one u choose

folow the instruction on the slip to redeem ur free ferry ticket at the macau ferry terminal

2) dono man, but there are not really any street walkers left, they cleaned up the area behind holiday inn, the FLs in the lisboa all have their own rooms upstairs, they dont even want to go to ur hotel

3) extra girl is less 300$ or so, this will vary from sauna to sauna, eg, u go to 18 sauna, ur package is 1550, the STANDALONE cost of the girl is FOR EXAMPLE 1450, then ur 2nd girl will cost 1450-300=1150

if u walk in without buying package, GENERALLY speaking, the price is the SAME as if you bought the package, so therefore the package effectively gives u free return ferry + a small massage

4) english yes, there are posters u can check out, even photo albums (only a guide not updated), have to buy specific saunas not interchangable. if there are 20 saunas in macau, every agent will cover about 17 or so saunas, if u dont see poster u want, go to another one and find the poster.

DO NOT buy at a agent that does not originally sell that shop, ull just waste about 30 hkd, the agent will say "yeh i sell that one, then buy it from the shop nex door and add 30 or 50 hkd margin on it"

ok thats most of ur questions answered.

gluck, u dont actualy need it in macau hehe

Guys,

At times the sea can be quite choppy. Those of you who often get sea-sick using the ferry services should opt for the helicopter ride.

Fares have inceased from HKD1500 to HKD2400 recently but its only 15 minutes flying time instead of the 1.10 giddy hours to Macau via sea.

Cheers,

Genting

[QUOTE=Genting]Guys,
At times the sea can be quite choppy. Those of you who often get sea-sick using the ferry services should opt for the helicopter ride.
Fares have inceased from HKD1500 to HKD2400 recently but its only 15 minutes flying time instead of the 1.10 giddy hours to Macau via sea. Cheers,
Genting[/QUOTE]

I dunno 'bout that. 1500 HKD to me is a RT ferry ride and a free lay, rather than a 15 minute chopper ride. I'll take da boat.

Gyaos.

this was my first trip to macau.
i got my package at the hong kong ferry station sheun wan to macau. i found 4 travel agents offering package deal. i payed 1418 hkd for my package plus 1.5% credit card commission. used the complentary shuttle service to my hotel (wynn).

after check in around 4:00 pm i went to the boss sauna. when i asked the concierge where the china plaza bldg is, he smiled and explained me the way in detail. 5 min to walk.

when you arrive you go with the elevator to the 22th floor. there is only one reception and the reception guy took my voucher. i went directly in the locker room, in the locker room a very friendly indonesian girl helped me with the locker, we had a chat in english and she let me into the shower.

after the shower i went into the sauna and the pools. there were only a few people. i did a 3times the sauna and was always invited by a girl for a washing session in a separate room. she washed me with warm water, used some salt and her body to wash me, back and front. after the sauna and the cool pool this was to much for me and i shoot my first load while she washed my back. when i turned she was totally surprised and tried to hold me. i had to laugh because it was too cute. i was totally relaxed and left after a second washing the room for a 4th sauna.

you will find some a little bit older food in this area. i suggest to wait with eating until you arrive in the sleeping room. i asked my indonesian girl for the next step and she brought to the next room. i got a dress (trouser and jacket) and new shows. then i went trough a door in the next area. there is also a reception and a large room with a lot of chairs and a second area with tables and chairs for eating. in the entire room are a couple of large lcd tv. i ordered water and read a newspaper. then one of the manager girls asked me for the next step: boss massage or shanghai massage. when i asked her what's the difference she told me in many details that boss massage is sex with the girl, shanghai massage a classical massage done by professional therapists.

i decided to start with the boss massage. after 5 mins a line of 20 girls paraded only for me (around 06:30 pm). there were a couple of stunners and very bute girls. some were more or less queens, some smiled. it was mixed.

i opted for a cute vietnamese girl and we went to separate room.
there is queen size bed and huge bathtub. the room itsself is a little bit run down. but the bathtub works and the light is dimmed. my girl started with a light massage. we went then in bathtub for another washing session incl. a bbbj. back in bed she started treat me with ice and performed another bbbj. she was like silk, very soft, in a special way frangible. summarized: gfe, softest sex i had in sauna.

we finished after 100 min and she brought me back to the main area.

the manager girl gave a blanket and another drink. after 10 mins rest i went to the shanghai massage. this is in another area, there are also a couple of rooms, but with massage equipment. my therapist was around 35yo and seemed at the beginning a little bit hard faced. she massaged for 20 mins my back in a professional way. i loved it, perfect add-on after my session before. i asked the therapist for additional 90 mins massage and told her that i enjoy her massage. she laughed and said me in a broken english, that most of the men came because of the young girls, not to get such a massage. then she treated me very well. the additional oil was a 50 hkd extra.

the place was at 10:30pm quite empty, maybe because it was monday. most of the guests were at dinner, because there is also a kitchen. didn't try the food.

so i left around 10:30pm, was totally relaxed and happy.

boss is okay, would do it again.

whomer