Sauna Reviews

[QUOTE=Luc Besson]Advice needed: I will be in Bangkok/Pattaya for a month in November. Would it be worth the trouble to fly to macau for a couple of days to check out the saunas, or can similar quality be found in Thailand (tall, slim, light-skinned top model looks).

Thanks[/QUOTE]It all depends on your tastes when it comes to Asian girls, specifically Northeast Asian versus Southeast Asian.

That said, a Macau sauna experience is something every man should experience at least once in his lifetime. Yes, it's THAT good! So if you're already in the area, I strongly recommend making a side trip to Macau. For your first time, pick a high-end sauna, either 18 or Rio. It's heaven on Earth.

In my opinion, Macau girls completely blow Thai girls out of the water, but I admit I have a strong preference for Northeast Asian girls.

[QUOTE=China 69]Here's my opinion: If you have more money to spend and you can speak some chinese, then Macau is much better[/QUOTE]From what I´ve read here, you don´t seem to need chinese language skills for the saunas, where do you think I´d run into difficulties as non-chinese speaker? Freebies in the macau discos?

[QUOTE=Luc Besson]From what I´ve read here, you don´t seem to need chinese language skills for the saunas, where do you think I´d run into difficulties as non-chinese speaker? Freebies in the macau discos?[/QUOTE]
No worries, you dont need to speak chinese at all.

[QUOTE=Luc Besson]From what I´ve read here, you don´t seem to need chinese language skills for the saunas, where do you think I´d run into difficulties as non-chinese speaker? Freebies in the macau discos?[/QUOTE]For saunas, especially the better ones, all the managers and some of the workers will speak decent English. The girls, however, usually don't speak English. You'll get to bang them, just not talk to them. But hey, some guys like that, lol!

For clubs and discos, not speaking Chinese might be slightly problematic, but I don't see it getting in the way of business. Most girls at these establishments are Filipino anyway, and they speak English.

So yeah, you'll be fine in Macau just speaking English. But do learn a few basic Chinese phrases like hello, thank you, and you're so beautiful. Chinese goes a LONG way in Macau, and they'll love you for making the effort to try.

Its not mandatory that you need to speak chinese in a Macau sauna because they will have some non-chinese girls there too but if its chinese girls you're looking for (which I think are the hottest) then keep in mind that 99% of them won't speak english. Just my opinion...

[QUOTE=China 69]Its not mandatory that you need to speak chinese in a Macau sauna because they will have some non-chinese girls there too but if its chinese girls you're looking for (which I think are the hottest) then keep in mind that 99% of them won't speak english. Just my opinion...[/QUOTE]
The various Papa- and Mama-San do speck english and can liase the main initial communications (menu). Then of course behind the closed doors it is all between the two and their communication skills:)

I have been to Macau once and stayed at the Golden Dragon and went to 18.

I will likely get into Macau at about 1am and have to leave at about 11am.

Which would you recommend at that time? Should I even get a room?

I am also debating just getting a room and picking up someone at MP3 or other disco instead.

Thanks for any suggestions.

[QUOTE=Sugoi]I have been to Macau once and stayed at the Golden Dragon and went to 18.
I will likely get into Macau at about 1am and have to leave at about 11am.
Which would you recommend at that time? Should I even get a room?
I am also debating just getting a room and picking up someone at MP3 or other disco instead.
Thanks for any suggestions.[/QUOTE]Said often here
If sauna is your target, no need to get a room, stay in the sauna, where you can also rest
If you look for take away from other locations (Mp3 and alikes), then definetely you might need a room in an hotel.

[QUOTE=Miros]I have been member on ISG since some time.

After extensive experiance in German FKKs I have the opportunity to visit Macau

I have a lot of experiance on German FKKs where BBBJ is standard by all girls while CIM costs some 100US$ extra with girls that do it (which is almost all)...

French Kissing is pot luck with some 50:50% chance (not charged separately)

Rimming is seldom offered (if yes than with extra charge)

As I will visit one of the saunas featured on this thread I am wondering are services above included in the pricing (1300HK "package" or one pays extra)

One more question, is it worth buying package tours from Hong Kong or is it better to come to Macau sauna and pick services there?

Also is it worth going to macau working day 20:00 and come back to Hong Kong during night/early morning? What is best time of day to visit on working day?

Looking forward to your answers and my trip.

Regards,

Miros[/QUOTE]I would appreciate Macau experianced to share some experiance with me.

[QUOTE=Miros]I would appreciate Macau experianced to share some experiance with me.[/QUOTE]That is what the forum is all about: share experiences.

There are tons of experiences and reports in the previous pages.

Just take some time to RTFF.

50% off the second massage. Typical general massage.

[QUOTE=Sugoi]I have been to Macau once and stayed at the Golden Dragon and went to 18.

I will likely get into Macau at about 1am and have to leave at about 11am.

Which would you recommend at that time? Should I even get a room?

I am also debating just getting a room and picking up someone at MP3 or other disco instead.

Thanks for any suggestions.[/QUOTE]Goto any Sauna, they will let you overnight to 10-11am no problem.

I wouldn't necessarily go to the expensive ones however its your choice. The sauna at Old Lisboa will let you sleep over night there too but only on those couches. $438 which inc a Shanghai massagi and all facilities. HJ extra, FS really extra. LOL

PC out

[QUOTE=Pcpc1688]Goto any Sauna, they will let you overnight to 10-11am no problem.

I wouldnt necessarily go to the expensive ones however its your choice. The sauna at Old Lisboa will let you sleep over night there too but only on those couches. $438 which inc a Shanghai massagi and all facilities. HJ extra, FS really extra....lol

PC out[/QUOTE]In order to sleep over there is some minimum package you have to buy. In Shenzhen you have to get 3 hour massage in order to sleep over.

Never went to sauna places in Macau so I do not know what the requirement is. Although I have used race track girls and other freelancers.

[quote=speedo guy]went to the travel agent in shun tak center and bought a ticket to 18 sauna.[/quote]just a quick question, do you have to get a ticket at the travel agent or can you just turn up to 18 sauna?

[QUOTE=Bumblebee69]Just a quick question, do you have to get a ticket at the travel agent or can you just turn up to 18 Sauna?[/QUOTE]The travel agent packages you can buy in HK are an option (for a basic service with good price) but not a must.

Jsut walk in, enjoy and then pay when exiting.

Every service you take is recorded in your account jsut like in an hotel.