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Where to find outcall masseurs/escorts? Hotel concerns

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Hi, I'm planning to travel to Bangkok and as someone who is closeted and doesn't feel comfortable going to parlor massages, I was thinking about inviting a masseur/escort back to the hotel but most websites only have information for in-house massages. I'm also concerned about whether the hotel staff will charge me for bringing someone to my room.

Has anyone ever tried outcall massages/escort services? What were your experiences?

 

PS: This forum is really helpful!! I got so many information here!

I have taken massage guys I've known from their shops to my room by paying off fee (typically 500) or on their off hours.

Some shops offer to arrange off-site massage but at elevated prices. Those that offer it may include details on website.

If you're concerned with being seen entering shop in Silom or other tourist areas, I'd consider the shops in Sahan Kwai area.

Good luck and welcome to Bangkok.

I used to feel exactly the same as percy, but let me say this; if you are in an appropriate hotel in Bangkok, you'll be relaxed and happy in your own private hotel room.

Appropriate? well, certainly one near the Silom /Surawong area, cheap ( like the Surawong), Middle (like Tarntawan or Q), or 5* (like Meridian- I'm told).

I suppose there may be places where a charge would be made but, in all honesty I can't think of any . Most  would close tomorrow were it not people like us, gay or straight!

You should be aware that there are some  massage places where the masseurs aren't allowed to go off premises. If the mamasan tells you this, remember that it's a buyers' market and go elsewhere else . Or use the apps.

Give the guy the hotel name, address and room number. He goes to Reception who phone you to check that you have arranged it. The guy's ID will remain there until he leaves, for your protection.

So easy. So safe. Have fun.

I have never used this massage service before but it seems to fit your request. Zeus massage offer outcall service to certain location in hotels in bangkok. You can either use their "preselected" hotels or outcall to your room. 1735321994017.thumb.jpg.b7d98c50e92f9109b692a9dab8455097.jpg

18 hours ago, percy said:

Hi, I'm planning to travel to Bangkok and as someone who is closeted and doesn't feel comfortable going to parlor massages, I was thinking about inviting a masseur/escort back to the hotel but most websites only have information for in-house massages. I'm also concerned about whether the hotel staff will charge me for bringing someone to my room.

Has anyone ever tried outcall massages/escort services? What were your experiences?

 

In most hotels, specially in Silom and Sukhumvit areas you won't have any problems with bringing someone in, day or night. Just walk like you own the place.

Certainly you will be spoiled for a choices  

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4 hours ago, vinapu said:

In most hotels, specially in Silom and Sukhumvit areas you won't have any problems with bringing someone in, day or night. Just walk like you own the place.

Certainly you will be spoiled for a choices  

Hotels anyway.

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