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[Shireman]

Will be staying in NhaTrang in May for a week.

Any hotel recommendation?

Are the hotels girl friendly (e. G. Sheraton)?

What are good pick up places?

Where to get good service (FS, BBBJ)?

What are the going rates?

Sunrise hotel is very good. But a little expensive. If you have a room in the annex part of the building, which includes the Irish pub and the Japanese restaurant, you can access your room without going through the main Reception lobby. I don't know if it would otherwise be girl friendly. Pick-up places? I'm not sure about. But maybe the Disco at the Yasaka Hotel, which is on the sea front about 100 metres from the Sunrise. If you walk down the road, between the Yasaka and the Sunrise (Yersin) leading away from the sea-front, you will come to a Sauna Massage named 007. No FS. But you will get at least a happy ending. With roaming.

[Slowrider]

Can't recommend any hotels in the Lat as I have not been there yet. But I have travelled quite a bit in vietnam (I am based in HCM) and never had any problems with hotels outside of HCM. And I usually stay in mid to upscale ones with my viet gf. And not once we even got a raised eyebrow or anything.

That bullshit law seems mostly applicable in high end Saigon hotels.

Hope that helps.

Thanks for the info guys. We're on our way tomorrow.

Slowrider

[Vicherei]

I am considering taking a HCMC girl to Dalat for a couple days. Does anybody know what reasonably nice hotels will allow us to stay together, without any official papers other then our identifications documents. VN I'd for her and US passport for me?

Thanks for any help,

Slow Rider

Can't recommend any hotels in the Lat as I have not been there yet. But I have travelled quite a bit in vietnam (I am based in HCM) and never had any problems with hotels outside of HCM. And I usually stay in mid to upscale ones with my viet gf. And not once we even got a raised eyebrow or anything.

That bullshit law seems mostly applicable in high end Saigon hotels.

Hope that helps.

[Clixtox]

I am considering taking a HCMC girl to Dalat for a couple days. Does anybody know what reasonably nice hotels will allow us to stay together, without any official papers other then our identifications documents. VN I'd for her and US passport for me?

Thanks for any help,

Slow Rider

I, also American, have been to Dalat quite a few times with my much younger VNese girlfriend over many years (7+) and we have stayed at the exquisite Dalat Palace, the budget Dreams and the perfectly located, newer, Ngoc Lan, among a few others, and we have never had the slightest difficulty checking in anywhere.

In fact we have stayed together in just about every tourist destination in Vietnam and we have never had any problem (s) with accessing accommodations from Phu Quoc to Ha Long Bay.

The paranoia of years past concerning these laws for hotel guests, at least right now, doesn't seem to be required anymore for whatever reason, and I can think of a few, as can you.

Dalat is a traditional "honeymoon" destination, you will love being there. Try taking the local buses to see some of the tourist attractions and to get another "lay of the land"! Walk around the lake and visit the flower gardens. Go to the golf course club house and have lunch.

I have enjoyed many wonderful meals at the QUY / WILD SUNFLOWER restaurant located at 49 Truong Cong Dinh Street. Easy to find too.

[Slowrider]

I am considering taking a HCMC girl to Dalat for a couple days. Does anybody know what reasonably nice hotels will allow us to stay together, without any official papers other then our identifications documents. VN I'd for her and US passport for me?

Thanks for any help,

Slow Rider

[Pekshy]

Will be staying in NhaTrang in May for a week.

Any hotel recommendation?

Are the hotels girl friendly (e. G. Sheraton)?

What are good pick up places?

Where to get good service (FS, BBBJ)?

What are the going rates?

[OkiDiver]

Out the Furama to the busy street turn right to the big intersection, cross left, then cross right. You'll be on Ho Xuan Huong, About 4 blks up there is a Massage and Foot Massage with some beautiful women hanging out. I walked by a day or two before and they were trying to pull me in, so a few days later it was very late. 1am and I went by. Only the beautiful one in the lobby, so I thought my chances of bait and switch were lessened. Paid 200, 000 for the first fee, then had to negotiate to 300, 000 for 1. 5 hr. Massage. She took me up stairs and then I knew I'd been had. Not even tables, but chairs and after the 9. 5 left, the 5. 5 came in. It was a good massage, but at an hour she said over, I told her I paid for 1. 5 and things were a little awkward. She was a short little girl with a little padding, but not too much. While she was half assing my remaining half hour, I put my hand up her dress and found only panties, she let me touch her ass and I could tell she was getting hot, but she was telling me no. I backed off a bit then she turned and kissed me passionately like she was ready to rape me, but you can't rape the willing. I slipped my hand to the overgrown Viet Cong bushland and got a finger wet before she said stop I can't do it here. So we go back to massaging and she's behind me with her knees in my back pulling me over her knees, good massage, and she spreads her legs so I fall into her crotch and she's pretending she wasn't strong enough to hold me is why she spread. I quickly roll over and my face is in her panties where I start kissing and licking through her panties, she's going nuts, but gets her composure back and tells me to come back tomorrow and get a massage and then she can leave with me. We can go to coffee or something. She never confirmed my hotel, so I could smell an fleecing would be coming. I got to squeeze her little titties under the hugely padded bra most Vietnamese girls are wearing and I left with about 10 minutes left on the clock. I tipped her and went on my way, but never went back. It might have been fury unleashed, but I think the risk of my wallet being lightened was greater, and me still being frustrated. Sorry, don't know that it had any name.

Oh hell, I just remembered they gave me a card. Mr. Bean Foot Massage. DC: So 69 Ho Suan Huong. Wuan Ngu Hanh Son- TP the Nang. Tel: 0511. 3958993 and mobile 0909165866. For you who live here, I would see how to get one of the smoking hot model material girls there. I don't have enough time to pursue. Leaving today. I swear I saw the skinny hot one with red auburn hair leaving my resort yesterday morning, which tells me they play. There is a long black haired beauty there that I / you guys would gladly pay 2, 000, 000 for. Check it out.

[OkiDiver]

Arrived in the Nang for 9 days of work and very little free time. First night went out of my hotel, (Furama Resort) crossed the street. 1 blk left and another block back, tallest building around there said Hong Kong Spa. Very gay little man wanted 200, 000 dong and took me up to the 5th floor. When the elevator opened I saw the sign that said boy massages, but also a sigh pointing the other way for girl Massage. He said no girl, I said no boy so when I pushed the down button on the elevator he said, ok but you have to wait 10 min. I agreed. Went up the stairs to 6 and waited in a small room with massage table. True to his word in about 10 min came in a short thick girl with average looks, about a 5. She immediately started the negotiations asking if I wanted boom boom and told me $100 american for full service. I laughed and told her the little gay man gave her bad advice, no one pays $100 in Vietnam. We finally settled on a BBBJ for $20 and I tipped her $5. She was happy, so was I. She did a good job sucking but I had to keep reminding her I paid premium for her to suck me, not a hand job. I thought she was taking it but at the last nano-second she let me explode in the towel. She was clean and not trying to pick any pockets or whine for better tip, so over all wasn't too bad of a first experience in the Nang.

[Kodanana]

Planning to be in Sa Pa soon. Looking for information on hot tocs and call in options there. Tanx for your reply. Cheers.

Not many choices up there, there were only 2 boom-boom shop in Sapa back in 2006 when I visited. I went there 4 times las year but didn't tried as it is not the best. It is still there, just ask any "xe om" in front of the only church. Price now should be VND300-400K, it was 200K in 2006.

Tried the local ethnic community, I know some expat had freebies before.

[Member #1453]

Planning to be in Sa Pa soon. Looking for information on hot tocs and call in options there. Tanx for your reply. Cheers.

[Tiger 888]

It's designed to prevent spelling errors.

Does anyone type "Da" instead of "the"?

The worst one is how it changes I'd to I'd. And also putting a space after a full stop / period, always, which means you can never write a number with a decimal point in it.

As you can see, it even mixes up the quote you made from my post. The only way to get around is to edit the post you posted and correct the stupid machine. Period. It's desigend by people with too narrow a mind.

[Wendella]

Post it, then edit and you can get what you want.

Example: the Nang.

Edited: the Nang.

This stupid auto correction almost made me stop to post anything until I discovered that you can edit your posts and it will not be active anymore.

It's designed to prevent spelling errors.

Does anyone type "Da" instead of "the"?

The worst one is how it changes ID to I'd. And also putting a space after a full stop/period, always, which means you can never write a number with a decimal point in it.

[Tiger 888]

I'm just writing this post to see if the forum software is automatically changing people's text when they write the Nang that way. I just spelled that with a D and an A to start, let's see if it changes to "the".

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OK, mystery solved. Now I know why there are so many examples of "The Nang" in here. The forum software is changing it when people type it properly. Up above I wrote "the" and then "Nang" with a space between. It was changed to "the Nang", even replacing my capitalization. ;

Post it, then edit and you can get what you want.

Example: the Nang
Edited: Da Nang

This stupid auto correction almost made me stop to post anything until I discovered that you can edit your posts and it will not be active anymore.

[Wendella]

I'm just writing this post to see if the forum software is automatically changing people's text when they write the Nang that way. I just spelled that with a D and an A to start, let's see if it changes to "the".

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OK, mystery solved. Now I know why there are so many examples of "The Nang" in here. The forum software is changing it when people type it properly. Up above I wrote "Da" and then "Nang" with a space between. It was changed to "the Nang", even replacing my capitalization. ;

[Vnsmurfer]

Sorry. Viet characters don't translate in the forum text. The Address is: Hoang Sa Hotel. 35-36 Dinh Nghe Street, the Nang.