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Does Taipei offer a better experience than Hong Kong for a gay visitor?

I have read through several of the trip reports but have found them to be inconclusive. Is the gay scene better in Phnom Penh or Siem Reap? Which has better looking guys and bars? When I look at the guys on Grindr and Tinder from abroad they don’t seem particularly attractive, unlike some of the Cambodian guys you see in gogo bars in Bangkok.

Not anymore. You can go to the Pulse Clinic next to the Sala Daeng BTS station and take a 4th generation HIV test, which only has a 16 day waiting period.

There’s no cure for Hepatitis B, that must have been Hepatitis A?

Hello, what is a nice short stay hotel that you can bring someone to and is clean and comfortable near the Patpong area? Thank you

Can anyone recommend any spas in Cartagena that have male therapists?

Is the beach clean for swimming in Santo Domingo or is it pretty polluted? Are there a lot of bars by the beach and things going on? Are cruisy are guys walking on the street?

Can anyone recommend other beach cities in LatAm that have similar vibes as Phuket and Puerto Vallarta? Meaning a beach connected to a city with a bustling gay scene, lots of good restaurant and bar options, etc?

What part of Colombia was that in? Any tips/recommendations?

I suggest you start a new thread rather than attempt to derail mine. Thank you.

My experience has been over time and nothing since the start of the pandemic. People move around and new people are employed, hence the question. “Most” is a figure of speech, as you should be well aware.

I have stayed at the W many times and am surprised by the last respondent’s impression. There are plenty of guests who walk around and go to breakfast in shorts and a tank top (I’m not saying they should or shouldn’t, but the fact is that they do). I have not experienced anyone hanging around the narrow walkway from the main entrance to the elevators and in Bangkok I’ve never experienced anyone caring about anyone else was doing. The W is a 4* more than a 5*. It’s a solid option but don’t expect opulence or luxury as you would at the Mandarin Oriental, for example. There’s no problem whatsoever bringing guests back with you.

That’s the one, yes.

Anyone experience staying at the new hotel The Standard Bangkok near the W? The design looks beautiful. Do they give guests a hard time? Worth staying there over the W?

Hello, Does anyone know of a nice upscale hotel spa in Bangkok that has good looking, young and fit male masseurs? Most seem to be either older and/or chubby. Thank you.