General Reports

I have experienced Tantric Massages in Madrid and Barcelona and they were all fantastic experiences. Out of this world, with great hospitality and not a cent of upsell.

Its not so much that they upsell but it is forced on you and then when you complain, you are threatened!!

I guess HKG is different.

[QUOTE=Chantik;1659546]I have posted many times that when using online services. IF a PROVIDER quotes less than 1000 per hour- EXPECT for them to Upsell when they visit. It always happen. Tantric Massages are very SUS. They tend to be touchy / feely and the action may be limited.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=EmailJanus;1659527]Beware of these self styled "Tantric Massages". They are nothing but a scam. They advertise a session of 120 minutes for HK $ 1000 "Transparent All. {S N I P}
When I complained to them about the girl trying to extort, they were abusive and threatened me physically by sending over people. {S N I P} [/QUOTE]Did they actually send heavies to your door? What did they say to you? That would certainly concern me as many of these enterprises are associated with triad or other black societies.

This type of upsell is not just limited to HK, but common in China and some other parts of Asia, particularly when you pay upfront. And often the girls would not know a tantric massage from an ass wipe. Personally, I would only use these types of providers when recommended by colleagues or reputable ISG members.

Ikks.

I have been complimented for my massages, though its not the main part of my service.

Asia is very different to Europe.

No thankfully, I was not visited by any heavies.

Upsell is Ok but if I just want the product the way it was advertised then it should be respected, and I should not be pestered to the point of annoyance and poor performance. Also they advertise "open and transparent" and no taxi surcharge for downtown area, yet the girls pestered me for taxi money HKD 200!

I opted for 90 minutes at HKD 800 and the first time I was fleeced HKD 2000 for a B2 B. The advertised rates for B2 B is HKD 1400. So you can do the math.

I refused to be conned again the second time and that's when it led to a terrible experience. This is despite the fact that I treated the lady well (must always do to get mutual respect) and offered her wine etc (and offer was taken).

I have traveled a lot including Asia and never had to undergo this nonsense. Have managed to get great and pleasant service each time.

[QUOTE=Ikksman;1659723]Did they actually send heavies to your door? What did they say to you? That would certainly concern me as many of these enterprises are associated with triad or other black societies.

This type of upsell is not just limited to HK, but common in China and some other parts of Asia, particularly when you pay upfront. And often the girls would not know a tantric massage from an ass wipe. Personally, I would only use these types of providers when recommended by colleagues or reputable ISG members.

Ikks.[/QUOTE]

Hi Chantik,

Please PM me with details on your services. Also if you have a website.

Thanks.

[QUOTE=Chantik;1659810]I have been complimented for my massages, though its not the main part of my service.

Asia is very different to Europe.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=UncleJunior;1656128]It might take a little effort, but if you have any game at all, and are willing to invest the money you would be using for P2P, you will probably have a much more rewarding experience.

If that doesn't work, you can always fall back on 141 to get your needs fulfilled.
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[QUOTE=Shedrain;1656306]I am only here for a week, and I'm by myself. Going clubbing alone? Haha I'll give it a shot, but you're right. I can do way better.[/QUOTE]IMHO, I would use Dundus /141 and work on one's game during the recuperation period. It also depends on how much time one can devote to the pursuit. FWIW, have been clubbing alone most of my life as it is often better to ditch friends / colleagues to keep things under the radar. Also, some of the DH do not like local guys so cut your loses early. Besides local gals, try the Indo DH because many do not speak English but can speak Canto. Some are scared of their own shadow but that can be entertaining. It is better if you know a little bahasa or java. Start collecting numbers.

Bar 109 was open today. The only public holidays it is closed in the morning is Good Friday and the first day of CNY.

[QUOTE=Chantik;1660637]Bar 109 was open today. The only public holidays it is closed in the morning is Good Friday and the first day of CNY.[/QUOTE]Open yes, but running in party mode? I am a little disturbed a bit by the fact that too many girls there are drunk by 11 am on those days.

I did make it over on Christmas. Lots of girls in the bars (& every where else) looking to drown their sorrows.

I ended going with a filipina DH that I meet at the bar while eating my lunch. Never even made it into the discos. Money was never discussed, could have been a freebie, but a 1000 HKD Chistmas gift was accepted.

Another notes: Box of 4 generic viagra 200 HKD. Real version 400 HKD. No problems, available at first pharmacy I tried.

2 hours Hotel Victoria, was around 250 HKD.

Bad part of the trip was I got a little seasick on the ferry ride over from Macau.

Colder weather meant less skin showing.

With some free time between my last meeting in HK (a long business lunch) and my evening flight back home, I decided to swing by Daily Spa ([URL]http://www.dailyspahk.com[/URL]) and try one of their Nuru Massage treatments.

The basics are pretty much as listed on their website, which stresses that sessions are 'appointment only' and list at HK $2,000 for 90 minutes. I texted Daily Spa on their mobile number (which also works in WhatsApp) and got a slot for 3 pm.

The trickiest part was finding the place, even when the taxi driver was given the address. Forget about any obvious signage like many other HK spas and what not: Daily Spa is on the 12th floor of a commercial block (the Tern Commercial building) at 39 Granville Road.

TST.

Granville Road runs between Nathan Road and Chatham Road, and is closer to the Chatham Road end, literally a minute's walk from Chatham Rd. As the Ramada Hotel is right on Chatham Road and has its driveway on Granville Road, the easiest way by taxi is to have the driver take you to the Ramada Hotel. To find the building itself, walk up Granville Road until you've got the Bossini, Maple and Cotton On stores all on one side. The Tern Commercial building is pretty much directly opposite.

I headed up to 1201 and 'Howard' (one of the two Daily Spa managers) buzzed me in, popped me into a room (they're very compact) and sent mid-20's Korean girl Mina in to attend to me. Mina is tall, slim, average looks.

First came a shower with Mina making sure I was as clean as can be. Then onto the the table for a regular (and so-so) massage. Then came the nuru part of the session, basically a slippery body side front and back (but in the reverse order) followed by covered BJ (average) and FS (decent). Then a shower to clean up, head out to pay Howard, and I'm done.

If that sounds like a 'short and sweet' review, then that's because I found the experience to be a bit underwhelming. Can't put my finger on 'why', exactly. I opted for this simply because I've not had Nuru before, and the videos you see online certainly look appealing. Maybe it was the small and rather warm room, maybe it was my expectations. Having crossed this of my 'to of' list, I honestly wouldn't bother going back next time I'm in HK.

I would really be very grateful if any of you wonderful folks could guide me to a suitable choice of a hotel in or around Wanchai.

I've RTFF a little bit and will continue doing so. Yet, since I land in HK tomorrow and stay for New Year, there isn't much time left.

I had tentatively set my eyes on Novotel Wanchai. Have had a fairly good experience staying (and mongering!) at other Novotel locations, especially Thailand. Right now its the most expensive among the hotel options available, so I was wondering if you might recommend any of the cheaper ones.

Cost is of course not my only concern / criterion.

The choice of Wanchai as the location to stay is no doubt guided by the mongering options nearby, yet there is also the fact that Times Square and New Year festivities would be close by.

Price wise, its not like there is a lot of difference. They are all fairly pricey, with Novotel working out to about 300 USD a night including taxes while the others would be between 200 and 250 USD a night.

Its still some saving and I might as well put the saved money to better use by mongering!

Apart from cost, I am looking at a Girl-friendly hotel (of course! (which I suppose most or all are), smoking-friendly (have had the terrible experience of staying in some hotels. Including Novotel's own Platinum Hotel above Platinum Mall in Pathunam, Bangkok which was completely non-smoking inside) and decent to good amenities, in a part of Wanchai from where, most attractions are not only close-by but ideally walking. And of course cost should not be compromised for safety or amenities in a big way. Even if I can get any place in the $150 - $200 USD range per night all inclusive, I would be quite happy!

Thank you!

[QUOTE=NaughtyVik;1661917]I would really be very grateful if any of you wonderful folks could guide me to a suitable choice of a hotel in or around Wanchai.

I've RTFF a little bit and will continue doing so. Yet, since I land in HK tomorrow and stay for New Year, there isn't much time left.

I had tentatively set my eyes on Novotel Wanchai. Have had a fairly good experience staying (and mongering!) at other Novotel locations, especially Thailand. Right now its the most expensive among the hotel options available, so I was wondering if you might recommend any of the cheaper ones.

Cost is of course not my only concern / criterion.

The choice of Wanchai as the location to stay is no doubt guided by the mongering options nearby, yet there is also the fact that Times Square and New Year festivities would be close by.

Price wise, its not like there is a lot of difference. They are all fairly pricey, with Novotel working out to about 300 USD a night including taxes while the others would be between 200 and 250 USD a night...[/QUOTE]The Wharney Guang Dong and The Fleming are in the center of the action in Wanchai. Compared to the Novotel they offer nicer rooms at a more reasonable price which should match your expected price range. Both hotels are girlfriendly. Check [URL]booking.com[/URL] for making the reservation.

Hello fellow ISG members,

I'm going to be in hk for the next two weeks. I've never mongered here in HK before and looking for someone to show me the ropes. If anyone is interested or have some insightful information let me know. Thanks in advance! Hope to hear from some of you soon.

[QUOTE=NaughtyVik;1661917]I would really be very grateful if any of you wonderful folks could guide me to a suitable choice of a hotel in or around Wanchai.

I've RTFF a little bit and will continue doing so. Yet, since I land in HK tomorrow and stay for New Year, there isn't much time left.

I had tentatively set my eyes on Novotel Wanchai. Have had a fairly good experience staying (and mongering!) at other Novotel locations, especially Thailand. Right now its the most expensive among the hotel options available, so I was wondering if you might recommend any of the cheaper ones.

Cost is of course not my only concern / criterion.

The choice of Wanchai as the location to stay is no doubt guided by the mongering options nearby, yet there is also the fact that Times Square and New Year festivities would be close by.

Price wise, its not like there is a lot of difference. They are all fairly pricey, with Novotel working out to about 300 USD a night including taxes while the others would be between 200 and 250 USD a night.

Its still some saving and I might as well put the saved money to better use by mongering!

Apart from cost, I am looking at a Girl-friendly hotel (of course! (which I suppose most or all are), smoking-friendly (have had the terrible experience of staying in some hotels. Including Novotel's own Platinum Hotel above Platinum Mall in Pathunam, Bangkok which was completely non-smoking inside) and decent to good amenities, in a part of Wanchai from where, most attractions are not only close-by but ideally walking. And of course cost should not be compromised for safety or amenities in a big way. Even if I can get any place in the $150 - $200 USD range per night all inclusive, I would be quite happy!

Thank you![/QUOTE]You may want to do a google search on Hong Kong hotel smoking. All other questions are no issue.

[QUOTE=NaughtyVik;1661917]I would really be very grateful if any of you wonderful folks could guide me to a suitable choice of a hotel in or around Wanchai.
I've RTFF a little bit and will continue doing so. Have had a fairly good experience staying (and mongering!) at other Novotel locations, especially Thailand.![/QUOTE]Only 2 previous reports despite "a fairly good experience staying (and mongering)"?

Anyway, as it's Christmas I will help by suggesting you try [URL]Booking.com[/URL] for your accommodation requirements. I use it regularly and it will provide many hotels in the area and all the details on costs etc. HK is expensive for hotel accommodation but you should find something in your price range. Suggest the Charterhouse or Cosmopolitan (the latter a bit out of the way) as they both allow smoking. All hotels are GF. You are also within walking distance of the bars etc.

Remember to report back!