East China - Shanghai

[QUOTE=GregoryB;1962456]After many trials I finally found the most convenient hotel:

The Sofitel Hyland on Nanjing Lu.

It's reasonably priced very well managed good quality in every aspect.

Location on Nanjing Lu is perfect BUT.

DO NOT EVER GO WITH ONE OF THE MANY TOUTS!!

And E V E are!!

You can bring any business contact as well!!

All other question you might have, just PM me.

Gregory.[/QUOTE]I have not stayed at Sofitel Hyland for 10 years. They stopped me from taking a 'bed warmer' into elevators with me one night so never again. TBH I think LE Royal Meridien is best location in SH.

I only cross Nanjing road from the metro to Tianjin Road where I stay. Otherwise I use a parallel road if I'm going to the Apple Store to the Irish bar (I sit near the door btw)near peoples square. China is crowded enough without going to the shopping areas. YuYuan Garden is another place I avoid. Some guy is always nearby blowing huge clouds of smoke in your face. Someday he will still be able smoke in the cancer ward.

Not sure why all this spam about hotels in this forum when there is a East China. Shanghai Hotels forum dedicated to these kind of discussions.
[URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?2826-East-China-Shanghai-Hotels[/URL]
But I second Beijing4987, having your hotel on Nanjing East Road in the middle of the tourist scam zone is not something I would recommend especially to monger.
If you really need to be close to people square, Jing'an temple is a much better option (lots of choice with Hilton, Puli, Swiss Hotel or Equatorial for a lower budget or the really mega cheap hotels like Hanting / Greentree for those with no budget).
The area is much more friendly although mongering in jing'an is a bit limited since the begining of the year but you are closer to changning district with lots of options.

On another topic, glad the places I posted below were helpful for some of you guys.

Regarding the weather forecast a quick update:

Recent issues in Minhang district are still hurting the business. Lots of places remain shut down.
The district people changes have the same effects which we experienced Q1 2016. Some places take the risk of opening but they are very few and its quite risky...

For Changning it seems the situation is much better. There were some Beijing high level govs staying on Hongqiao road with maximum police security and high pressure on the entertainment business (requirement to close lights, risks of raids, order to shut down for several hours and so on).
This seems pretty settled now that the officials are back to Beijing. Lights are back on.
Sky is not 100% blue though as MPs are required to disable showers. The policy is not followed by everyone and they usually set the shower back in the room for old customers and bring unknown chinese customers to an outside room shower.

So stay away from Minhang and enjoy Changning again with minimum caution!

Did not even notice there was a Shanghai Hotel thread. But we were just responding to a poster asking for information (perhaps he should have asked the question there). If providing information, especially in response to a question, is spam, then pretty much every discussion of anything by anyone here in this thread is spam.

Did not even notice there was a Shanghai Hotel thread. But we were just responding to a poster asking for information (perhaps he should have asked the question there). However if providing information in response to a question is considered spam, then pretty much every discussion of anything by anyone here in this thread is spam.

Of course if you want the hotel closest to the action then it's Portman Ritz Carlton. Out side door. Turn left and walk 100 mtrs. Turn left again and 100 mtrs on your right is Manhattan.

Or walk past Manhattan another 250 mtrs and entrance to Judys is right in front of you. You don't even need a taxi to get you evening 'mattress worker' back to your hotel.

BUT. PRC has not had a cent spent on it since opening 25 yrs ago. Rooms are very very tired. But location perfect.

I picked up a sensational Kenyan girl from Judys a while back - 28yo 176cm in bare feet. No kids and with a perfect hard body. Full suite on offer incl anal. Blow job that lasted forever. Sorry GregoryB I was going to handball her to you but she has left and returned to HK saying SH business too slow. RMB2,000 LT and she stayed til midday. Just wish there was a few more like her.

Hi BBB, you helped me great in Beijing with UKA, I forgive your failure with Shanghai. Still honor your good will and am sure we will mutually find "gems" for each other: ISG is just a great Help!!

Any of our brothers, I'm sure; can get good hints here: But I only do via PM!

Gregory.

[QUOTE=BadBoyBilly;1963143]Of course if you want the hotel closest to the action then it's Portman Ritz Carlton. Out side door. Turn left and walk 100 mtrs. Turn left again and 100 mtrs on your right is Manhattan.

Or walk past Manhattan another 250 mtrs and entrance to Judys is right in front of you. You don't even need a taxi to get you evening 'mattress worker' back to your hotel.

BUT. PRC has not had a cent spent on it since opening 25 yrs ago. Rooms are very very tired. But location perfect.

I picked up a sensational Kenyan girl from Judys a while back - 28yo 176cm in bare feet. No kids and with a perfect hard body. Full suite on offer incl anal. Blow job that lasted forever. Sorry GregoryB I was going to handball her to you but she has left and returned to HK saying SH business too slow. RMB2,000 LT and she stayed til midday. Just wish there was a few more like her.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=NorthSouth;1963002]Did not even notice there was a Shanghai Hotel thread. But we were just responding to a poster asking for information (perhaps he should have asked the question there). If providing information, especially in response to a question, is spam, then pretty much every discussion of anything by anyone here in this thread is spam.[/QUOTE]What I was referring to as "spam" were not the answers but the multiple hotel related questions posted in the wrong forum. So don't take it for yourself :)

I had been to the massage place on the corner of Changping and Shaanxi North Roads many years ago. Nothing upgraded, the gals a little older but the service the same. Shower in the room, less than average massage, sound of her clothes coming off then a body to body massage. Cat bath and AR. Finish with her sitting on my thighs to complete happy ending. She offered to meet up at hotel but I declined. 268 on the way out.

Cal8.

Reached out to one of my favorite massage girls yesterday. Had to make a back door entry and exit, as it was lights out due to LE in LuJiaZui. Other places on Weifang Lu were the same. Not sure of the impact on Sacrosa and Siyuan nearby. Be forewarned and call ahead.

SH.

[QUOTE=ShangHangin;1965631]Reached out to one of my favorite massage girls yesterday. Had to make a back door entry and exit, as it was lights out due to LE in LuJiaZui. Other places on Weifang Lu were the same. Not sure of the impact on Sacrosa and Siyuan nearby. Be forewarned and call ahead.

SH.[/QUOTE]Sacrosa was closed when I checked in yesterday. They said it will reopen later this week though. Ended up going to a MP nearby where I got a happy ending with no problem, so not sure if the closing was LE related or not.

Will be in Shanghai in 2 weeks and stay at a hotel UN Pudong area. Any recommendations for sauna in that region?

[QUOTE=ShyGuyGuangzho;1965705]Sacrosa was closed when I checked in yesterday. They said it will reopen later this week though. Ended up going to a MP nearby where I got a happy ending with no problem, so not sure if the closing was LE related or not.[/QUOTE]Big WHO meeting in Shanghai this week till tomorow so its under red alert for leisure activities.

[URL]http://www.who.int/healthpromotion/conferences/9gchp/en/[/URL]

Gents,

My apologies for not noticing a Hotels Thread and posting here. Thanks for all those who responded.

May I ask how common is the Massage Scam?

I'm already in Shanghai and living in the Pudong area. There are two massage shops close by, one a "blind persons" place and another which is on 24 hours. What is the likelihood of getting scammed here?

I understand that most scammers take you to some remote location, rather than do it in a existing place of business.

Would appreciate the insight. Haven't encountered this in Thailand or other places, so want to know.

Thanks,

CSE

[QUOTE=Sinofaguo;1963437]What I was referring to as "spam" were not the answers but the multiple hotel related questions posted in the wrong forum. So don't take it for yourself :)[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=CuriouSexplorer;1966596]Gents,

My apologies for not noticing a Hotels Thread and posting here. Thanks for all those who responded.

May I ask how common is the Massage Scam?

I'm already in Shanghai and living in the Pudong area. There are two massage shops close by, one a "blind persons" place and another which is on 24 hours. What is the likelihood of getting scammed here?

I understand that most scammers take you to some remote location, rather than do it in a existing place of business.

Would appreciate the insight. Haven't encountered this in Thailand or other places, so want to know.

Thanks,

CSE[/QUOTE]Let me start by saying I have not been to SH in one year. A lot happens there in a year.

Depends on what kind of scam you are talking about. Never follow a tout to a place. (tout is someone that seems to want to help you).

Use this forum and determine good places. If you keep your wits about you, you will be ok. You don't need a ton of street smarts, just be careful.

As far as Pudong, what I found was high tips for limited service seemed ridiculously high compared to Puxi. I had business in both areas. I could get a feel, kiss tittys, FIV sometimes and get a HJ for a 100-200 rmb tip in Puxi. They wanted 700 RMB in some places in pudong! (I also consider this a scam when you are on your back and she's holding your member and won't budge off 700 rmb. I actually walked out once without an he or a tip from a place like that.) Of course this was in a large Xpat community so the girls were spoiled. There is a Sha na na club near the pudong Marriot East that treated me right. The girl was hot, young a a spinner- just my type and tips were reasonable. There were places to the left of it (I believe 2-3 of them) that were complete ripoffs. SHa nana club looked expensive from the outside but I found a reasonable rub and tug there.

you can always go dumpster diving in places that will give you a massage for 80 and god knows what tip for something. I found the quality of the girls low and cleanliness gross. some guys like that kind of adventure, but it's not for me. Same with the BBSs

The best way to determine if a place has promise is how they dress. The more sexy the girls are dressed, the more chances of something good happening. The more uniform style with pants and smock, the less chance. This is not to say it won't happen there, it just has less chance. I learned enough Chinese in my travels that even in those places I could eventually come up with a relationship for a HJ. It typically wasn't worth it as the girls feared for their job. At best you got a quick unfullfilling HJ with no touching.

I actually offered a girl in one of these legit places 1000 RMB for a HJ. It was more to see if she would do it. She quickly said no. I told her in Chinese that for 1000, I would do it. She laughed out loud.

I spent over 500days in China and never got scammed at any massage place or with a girl from Manhattans. you just need to keep alert. Of course I found this "freebie" turned girlfriend..... she scammed me and was the most expensive freebie I ever had......

Live and learn.... Sam can