Sauna Reviews

[QUOTE=Nutty Smith;1110032]The FX charge is added by the credit card company. Master card charges 3% but the exchange rate is often better than what is available for cash exchange on location. So often it is a wash and I prefer not to carry large amounts of dough. Bear in mind that exchange bureaus in Macau are sometimes very picky about the condition of banknotes they will accept. I've had US$100 with minor blemishes rejected at the counter near the racetrack.[/QUOTE]All true. This is what I am talking about. Capital One Visa does not hit you with the 3% FX charge. It is the only cc I know of that does not do it; therefore it is a very good card to have in your wallet. Hey that sounds like the commercial.

One time in HKG and Macau, I had a 100 dollar bill with a small pin hole in the center right of the bill. I tried to cash it 5 or 6 times. I even offered to take less in exchange. No dice. Then one day I got lucky when a different money changer did not notice the hole.

One more thing about using plastic; make sure to notify your credit card company that you will be travelling abroad so the fraud department does not freeze your account after the 2nd or 3rd significant charge.

What is the earliest time to can enjoy there?

Of course with a decent line up.

Thanks.

[QUOTE=Zamziv; 1109930]Is it possible to pay at the saunas with international credit cards?

I will go tomorrow to Macau but I have no Hk$[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Zamziv; 1110125]What is the earliest time to can enjoy there?

Of course with a decent line up.

Thanks. [/QUOTE]Not before 18:00 better 20:00 best 22:00. The most girls have shifts from 18:00 to 4:00.

Not sure when they have the first showtime with strip show. Man that girl that did the strip show in the middle of the pool was unbelieveable.

[QUOTE=Zamziv; 1110125]What is the earliest time to can enjoy there?

Of course with a decent line up.

Thanks. [/QUOTE]First decent lineup is usually at 2 pm if I remember right. Maybe about 30 girls at that time. Around 8 pm they will be about 100 or so.

[QUOTE=Henio;1110246]First decent lineup is usually at 2 pm if I remember right. Maybe about 30 girls at that time. Around 8 pm they will be about 100 or so.[/QUOTE]Last time I was there at 3 pm and they had only 6 girls there

Arrive at 15:00.

Directed to the 5th floor of Rio hotel.

Got a locker, a robe and headed the lounge area (didn't see the pool)

A nice Indonesian sweetie " Judy " offers drinks and food.

Free cigarets are there too.

Very few western men.

Chooses a foot massage for 140$. Not really good.

After a while 3 gals walked around the lounge ringing a bell.

Followed the other guests to the upper floor and we all stand in a dark room with a dancer.

A line up of about 20 girls came in and the managers start to push us to choose.

The line up quality was so so 6-8.

I chooses #121 but went back to the lounge for some more rest.

After 15. Minutes I walked up and escorted to a nice but small room

A guy showed in and explained the menu. 100$ happy hour discount on the girl cost (2100$) for 60 minutes.

The girl came in, undressed me and pointed the bath-no English at all.

She washed me all around and preformed a soapy body massage.

After 10 minutes dried me up and to the bed.

Quick foreplay and BBBJ I fliped her to 69, she put the condom and turned on her back spread her legs and with closed eyes waited.

What could I do? I started to mish her.

Performance? So so.

Down to the lounge, found a seat by a nice HK guy.

Some food and talks and the guy said he will get a traditional Chinese massage.

I asked the manager for the same and had a good one hour massage at a side room.

Had to catch a ferry so went toasted the exit.

On the way I found the pool but it was too late.

Total damage 2500hk$

If you are into upscale establishment. It's the place.

Service so so.

To make a long story short after the hour.

No shower only a combo bath / bed.

The girl came in.

Hi there,

Last March, I had a great session at the Sauna e Massagem Familia Nobre, so this year, en route from HKG to SIN, I decided repeat and put in a layover (pun intended) in Macao, before flying onward from there.

I want to take an afternoon ferry from HKG, stay overnight at the Sauna e Massagem Familia Nobre and take an noon flight to SIN.

My questions are:

Can someone please confirm, that an overnighter is in fact possible at the Familia Nobre?

Do I need to book an overnight room? Ahead of time?

Or do I just tell them when I arrive?

Or do I just stay till they kick me out?

Is there a luggage locker? The locker you keep your clothes in is not nearly large enough.

Thanks for your input.

DS

[QUOTE=Zamziv; 1110453]Arrive at 15:00.
Directed to the 5th floor of Rio hotel.
Got a locker, a robe and headed the lounge area (didn't see the pool)
A nice Indonesian sweetie " Judy " offers drinks and food.
Free cigarets are there too
Very few western men.[/QUOTE]I am surprised you did not see the pool, it is on the way to the lounge.

Aside the pool the girls offer the japanese shower, a sort of heating up shower!

English is not much of an option when you take asian girls, apart some nationalities (philipino or indonesian)

One needs to establish a bit of a link with the girls to get connection and service.

Indeed sometime this does not happen, lack of chemistry, and so not the best session.

Everybody's and nobody's fault.

The visiting time maybe did not help either. I read the line up was of some 20 girls.

Usually the line up is well over 40/50 girls, so wider choice is there.

At Rio the soap massage is the best I ever had and always amazed by the "technology" of the bath bed.

Stil one needs a bit of chemistry. Otherwise it become a "wham bam, than you m'am". At that point better go in a more brothel type joint: enter, select a girl, do the deed and leave.

Macau's saunas require some approach also from the customer and have to be seen within the frame of a different culture.

There are a lot of side services to be enjoyed. Obvioulsy the total expenses go up.

[QUOTE=Daddy San; 1110493]Hi there,

Last March, I had a great session at the Sauna e Massagem Familia Nobre, so this year, en route from HKG to SIN, I decided repeat and put in a layover (pun intended) in Macao, before flying onward from there.

I want to take an afternoon ferry from HKG, stay overnight at the Sauna e Massagem Familia Nobre and take an noon flight to SIN.

My questions are:

Can someone please confirm, that an overnighter is in fact possible at the Familia Nobre?

Do I need to book an overnight room? Ahead of time?

Or do I just tell them when I arrive?

Or do I just stay till they kick me out?

Is there a luggage locker? The locker you keep your clothes in is not nearly large enough.

Thanks for your input.

DS[/QUOTE]I stayed there once overnight, not that I wanted to, but all hotels were booked out. The captain even asked me by himselfe at around 3 am if I wanted to sleep. I didn't make any reservation or anything. Could have been luck that they had enough rooms but after seeing how big the sauna is I would say they have plenty. (we walked 400 meters to the sleeping area)

Other saunas over the same, but some don't have seperate rooms or even all they have is the chairs in the resting room.

Not sure about the luggage. I only had my laptop bag with me which fitted into the locker. But I guess they will deal with it professionaly.

[QUOTE=Bionicman; 1110515]I am surprised you did not see the pool, it is on the way to the lounge.

[/QUOTE]Happened to me once too. They have a pool cleaning or something from 2 to 4. In that time they open a short cut route directly to the resting area.

For the lack of service. I had the same feeling most of the times. But I can't understand the looks were only 6-8.

I would say most were in the 8-10 region.

Anyway I like the outgoing girls more, like the ones that do the showtime in familia noble. Never picked ones from the model catagory. They are hot but they always look they are bored to death.

[QUOTE=Natty Bumpo;1109993]Yes. I have used my Capital One Visa Card in East Spa and Rio many times. No FX transaction fee. Saunas eat up a lot of cash. That's why it is very good thing to be able to put it on the card.[/QUOTE]I know my Amex charged me this fee as well before and I asked them to remove it. They did as a one time courtesy. Its charged on all foreign transactions is what I was told.

Cash is King in Macau and I rather get MOP anyway, alittle more bang and against the USD, its not bad at almost 8-1 currently.

PC out

How I read, the best saunas are Rio and 18? Which is the 3rd one? What about Xanadu?

Please some recomendation about it.

[QUOTE=Enigmazul; 1111463]How I read, the best saunas are Rio and 18? Which is the 3rd one? What about Xanadu?

Please some recomendation about it. [/QUOTE]Whats your criteria for best?

[QUOTE=Daddy San; 1110493]Hi there,

Last March, I had a great session at the Sauna e Massagem Familia Nobre, so this year, en route from HKG to SIN, I decided repeat and put in a layover (pun intended) in Macao, before flying onward from there.

I want to take an afternoon ferry from HKG, stay overnight at the Sauna e Massagem Familia Nobre and take an noon flight to SIN.

My questions are:

Can someone please confirm, that an overnighter is in fact possible at the Familia Nobre?

Do I need to book an overnight room? Ahead of time?

Or do I just tell them when I arrive?

Or do I just stay till they kick me out?

Is there a luggage locker? The locker you keep your clothes in is not nearly large enough.

Thanks for your input.

DS[/QUOTE]To Daddy san.

The sauna in Macau is different than Zhu hai and dogguan China, you don't need to tell them ahead of time you are staying over night, the min charge is around 200 hkd if you didn, t get any service that included drink, food and use of the facility and sleepy room no private room.

Fast Eddie 48

[QUOTE=Osuul; 1110595]I stayed there once overnight, not that I wanted to, but all hotels were booked out. The captain even asked me by himselfe at around 3 am if I wanted to sleep. I didn't make any reservation or anything. Could have been luck that they had enough rooms but after seeing how big the sauna is I would say they have plenty. (we walked 400 meters to the sleeping area)

Other saunas over the same, but some don't have seperate rooms or even all they have is the chairs in the resting room.

Not sure about the luggage. I only had my laptop bag with me which fitted into the locker. But I guess they will deal with it professionaly. [/QUOTE]Familia Nobre or How Ming Sauna is one of my favs. They also offer a free add on before 7pm if you pay before then.

Meet a great Viet girl there that I still see for freebie sex and sleep overs. She buys dinner and brings to me too. Sweet girl too.

PC out