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Marrakech is a tourist hot spot. The central market has many boys, girls, ladies, men trying to rip tourists off. While this turns many people off just ignore it. The history sites are most interesting. Four Seasons hotel very excellent.  Escorts are out for money aggressively. Did I see any during my trip, no....too many warning signs of a con. Would I go back, no. Casablanca can be done in one day.  Agadir was ok. 

Then don’t read the reviews.......not flattering.

Some gay travel services provide great apartments you may not find elsewhere and places that don’t care if you have guests. I know how to use Google, etc.

Recently had booked to visit but then was dissuaded by a Mexican friend. Not safe at night and some issues from drug gangs. Escorts are not that trustworthy either. This place has declined over the years, was there two years ago....entire location needs a make-over. Prefer Puerto Vallarta and rent boy bars are ok, boys sexy but not too aggressive. Still some beach action too at gay beach near Blue Chairs, just be mindful of age....some boys are not of age yet quite cute and very flirty.

David Geffen has parties many times a year that are private and feature lots of males. I have been to a couple of these and can say the boys are opportunist.
Money talks, we all know it.

I will find myself soon on business in Manila for 4 days. Have never been and looking for suggestions.
Hotels with best locations to the strip bars - I am more of an upscale hotel kind of guy. Gayromeo is chok a block of selections, anyone specific
Any and all info is great. I read a past thread that Firecat was going to Manila - so FC did you ever go?

Arabtough on Gayromeo. He is much more handsome in person, sweet guy and really enjoys pleasing.

Well the beds themselves at Tarntawan are just basic. Beds are Crowne Plaza (yes, formerly Pan Pacific) are very comfy - especially when you have guests to share it with no construction noise despite some minor work being done at entrance area. Le Meridien is right in the heart of that area as well, comfy beds, modern rooms, but I did find them very friendly towards male guests. Female guests and their patrons did not seem to get hassled, I was hassled twice during one visit, won't stay there again.
Asia Travel stories, well, let's see. I have visited Thailand, Cambodia, Hong Kong and Japan. Each very unique in culture, scenery and ambiance. I enjoy not just the night life and gay attractions, but culture and history. Japan I find the most fascinating of countries, especially visiting the countryside areas. Hong Kong, just a big concrete jungle with LOTS of people. Thailand, well we all know the many faces of Thailand. Cambodia, much like Thailand with, it seemed, more historical areas to visit.
I have traveled many places in the world and the fortune to live in many cities around the globe, each has its own allure. Asia is still on my top lists of areas to visit, going to Thailand for 10 days in February for some good ole fashion R&R.

Hotel is clean, rooms well maintained. Very central location to pat pong area and boy bars. Tawan bar around the corner. Hotel is basic, staff friendly, and no issues with bringing bois back. Free breakfast usually with room rate. If your expecting the Ritz look elsewhere, if you are expecting a Holiday Inn type hotel, this is it. I prefer the Crowne Plaza Lumpini Park, but is more expensive.

Well the beds themselves at Tarntawan are just basic. Beds are Crowne Plaza (yes, formerly Pan Pacific) are very comfy - especially when you have guests to share it with no construction noise despite some minor work being done at entrance area. Le Meridien is right in the heart of that area as well, comfy beds, modern rooms, but I did find them very friendly towards male guests. Female guests and their patrons did not seem to get hassled, I was hassled twice during one visit, won't stay there again.
Asia Travel stories, well, let's see. I have visited Thailand, Cambodia, Hong Kong and Japan. Each very unique in culture, scenery and ambiance. I enjoy not just the night life and gay attractions, but culture and history. Japan I find the most fascinating of countries, especially visiting the countryside areas. Hong Kong, just a big concrete jungle with LOTS of people. Thailand, well we all know the many faces of Thailand. Cambodia, much like Thailand with, it seemed, more historical areas to visit.
I have traveled many places in the world and the fortune to live in many cities around the globe, each has its own allure. Asia is still on my top lists of areas to visit, going to Thailand for 10 days in February for some good ole fashion R&R.

Hotel is clean, rooms well maintained. Very central location to pat pong area and boy bars. Tawan bar around the corner. Hotel is basic, staff friendly, and no issues with bringing bois back. Free breakfast usually with room rate. If your expecting the Ritz look elsewhere, if you are expecting a Holiday Inn type hotel, this is it. I prefer the Crowne Plaza Lumpini Park, but is more expensive.

Mr. Oz, on my next visit to Thailand, I hope to see you AND can you be sure ALL of these bois are waiting for me at my hotel.

Love your new shirt.

Why didn't you take me there when I visited :-) All we did was frolic around in the rain, visiting go-go boy bars, walk in a monsoon down pour under a big red umbrella so you could waive to everyone :-)

Why didn't you take me there when I visited :-) All we did was frolic around in the rain, visiting go-go boy bars, walk in a monsoon down pour under a big red umbrella so you could waive to everyone :-)