Moscow

[QUOTE=Johntodd;1469823]Jake, thanks. Note your mailbox is full.[/QUOTE]Sorry dude. It has been emptied.

[QUOTE=Johntodd; 1469826]Does anyone have any suggestions for places of activity close to the Sheraton Hotel?

I stayed there last year went to Cayotee Ugly, but struck out.

I once forun an escort service for about $100 that was good, but lost the name.

Thanks[/QUOTE]If you are looking for a salon, Charm'El is about 30 minutes on foot from the Sheraton.

There are also SCADS of massage places about 5 minutes walk towards Belorusskaya station. Sex is optional.

Here's one [url]http://www.edem-club.ru/english[/url]

I am not sure how it is now, but the Sheraton used to have their own "approved" girls working the lobby.

Which made it VERY difficult for non-approved girls (escorts) to come to your room.

Just a heads up.

[QUOTE=Jake993; 1469934]If you are looking for a salon, Charm'El is about 30 minutes on foot from the Sheraton.

There are also SCADS of massage places about 5 minutes walk towards Belorusskaya station. Sex is optional.

Here's one.

[url]http://www.edem-club.ru/english[/url]

I am not sure how it is now, but the Sheraton used to have their own "approved" girls working the lobby.

Which made it VERY difficult for non-approved girls (escorts) to come to your room.

Just a heads up.[/QUOTE]Jake thanks for the help. Is there a map that shows the massage places close to the Sheraton?

Last time I stayed at the Sheraton was about 2 years ago, I did not see any talent in the lobby bar. I did call a service, paid about $100, was a decent session, unfortunately I lost the name of the place.

In the past two years I stayed at the Capitol Hotel, it was dead, the Hilton, again dead, and a few months ago at the Renossance, I went to the Loft, but again struck out.

I did walk to a few places when I stayed at the Sheraton, but I lost the active map I had.

Does anyone know if there is a current map of Moscow that shows interesting places?

I used to use : [url]http://bitchmaps.com/kmz/sp.kmz[/url]

The map no longer works, it used to show all the variuos interesting establishments.

Thanks

[QUOTE=Johntodd; 1468630]Can anyone recommend a transportation service in Moscow. I used.

[url]www.gotoru.com[/url]

Many times, but have a difficult time communicating and they only take Visa, American Express is my prefered card.

Thanks[/QUOTE]If you don't mind paying cash, do it local style. Stand out in the street and someone will pull over and let you in. The fun part is trying to explain where you want to go and hope like hell the driver goes there. Makes for a much more entertaining ride at about half the rate of a taxi and the guys usually have some good tunes in their personal cars.

TT

[QUOTE=The Tanuki; 1470852]If you don't mind paying cash, do it local style. Stand out in the street and someone will pull over and let you in. The fun part is trying to explain where you want to go and hope like hell the driver goes there. Makes for a much more entertaining ride at about half the rate of a taxi and the guys usually have some good tunes in their personal cars. .

TT[/QUOTE]Noone knows any street in Moscow. 99% of the drivers including locals are using navigators to find even very central streets. Something make me very surprised and find it strange. Very strange. Noone knows the city.

I will be staying at the Sheraton Airport Location, any suggestions in that area?

Thanks for the help.

[QUOTE=Johntodd; 1471005]I will be staying at the Sheraton Airport Location, any suggestions in that area?

Thanks for the help.[/QUOTE]Good luck! I think you will have a hard time getting any action I am afraid. When you check in to the hotel, get a copy of Moscow times. Perhaps one of the escort services will send a girl out. Apart from that, you might have a chat with the door man at the hotel. Sorry dude, it's not going to be easy.

[QUOTE=Iceberg27;1470977]Noone knows any street in Moscow. 99% of the drivers including locals are using navigators to find even very central streets. Something make me very surprised and find it strange. Very strange. Noone knows the city.[/QUOTE]Moscow is an immense metropolis, that is becoming more immense every day. Also, in Moscow, as in New York, the majority of the taxists are not native Muscovites, so it's not surprising that a GPS is necessary to get around.

Plus, there is another advantage to a GPS in Moscow: finding an alternate route, which is what you constantly have to do in Moscow when you encounter the dreaded "probka" (traffic jam).

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[QUOTE=YummyPL; 1466386]In the weeks between when I left Moscow on 23 June and returned to Moscow on 23 July I continued to develop my relationship with Diana, Olga, and Lana. I made slight efforts to maintain my relationship with Marina and Svetlana. I also made positive contact with two new girls Olga (2) and Maria.

My original plan was to see Svetlana when I arrived on the evening of the 23rd, Marina on the evening of the 24th, Diana on the evening of the 25th, Lana on the evening of the 26th, and Olga on the evening of the 27th, while leaving the rest of the evenings and daytimes for impromptu meetings. I pretty much told all the girls that I would be arriving either the same day or the evening before I would see them except for Diana. Because she was in Samara, I told her my true dates.

The day before I arrive Diana told me she arrived in Moscow early. She was in my top 2 last time so I decided to tell Svetlana I could not see her but I would see her on the 25th...[/QUOTE]I'm a lurker I really enjoy your post, you have changed my attitude about eastern Europe. I just graduated from law school and I speak some Mandarin so I was going to look for a position in China or Hong Kong to indulge my "yellow fever" but your post make me think I could have a lot of fun in Russia or the Ukraine. Life seems good for you there. You are the man. I am looking forward to more detailed post about your escapades.

I will be in Moscow on 22nd of September.

Can anyone helpme finding contacts of young Russian girls please?

[QUOTE=Kuvvetli;1473282]I will be in Moscow on 22nd of September. Can anyone helpme finding contacts of young Russian girls please?[/QUOTE]Come on man. Don't be so lazy. There is TONS of good information here. RTFF (Read The Fucking Forum). Hint - sort on my posts alone and you will find enough good information to last you all week. Expand the search and you have enough info to keep you happy for a year. But please don't come in here with 2 posts and expect us to hand it to you on a silver platter.

[QUOTE=Stravinsky; 1471715]Moscow is an immense metropolis, that is becoming more immense every day. Also, in Moscow, as in New York, the majority of the taxists are not native Muscovites, so it's not surprising that a GPS is necessary to get around.

Plus, there is another advantage to a GPS in Moscow: finding an alternate route, which is what you constantly have to do in Moscow when you encounter the dreaded "probka" (traffic jam).[/QUOTE]Traffic jam is ok Stravinski. I was already thinking where to go again.
Rio or Moscow or New York?
What do you think?

I only speak english. I am much more after freebies.

[QUOTE=Jake993;1473301]Come on man. Don't be so lazy. There is TONS of good information here. RTFF (Read The Fucking Forum). Hint - sort on my posts alone and you will find enough good information to last you all week. Expand the search and you have enough info to keep you happy for a year. But please don't come in here with 2 posts and expect us to hand it to you on a silver platter.[/QUOTE]Thanks Jake, my sentiments exactly. But I'm glad to let you be the "bad cop" now and then. ;)