coriolis888

As I have said many times about these places. It only takes one to make an evening.

Between 3 and just after 5 from my experience 

Today is St. Patrick's Day. Normally a day to drink and celebrate.  For the former patrons of the Gaiety Theatre, comme moi, March 17th is a sad day ☹️.
The Gaiety Theatre closed its doors for the final time on March 17th, 2005. Twenty years ago. And yes, it really does seem like yesterday.
"The G" as it was known to regular patrons like Bozo, was a victim of: the Disneyfication of Times Square, Giuliani zoning laws, and the advent of new technology which brought about sites like Grindr, Rentboy, etc. which, for many, made a trip to Times Square obsolete.
From a personal standpoint, Bozo spent his formative years as a young clown - a good deal of his adolescence - at the famed strip club on West 46th street and Broadway, between the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre and Howard Johnson's Restaurant (the best clam strips in town!).
When the G was shut down by NYC authorities, never to return... Bozo shed a few tears. There will never be anything like it again.
Thanks so much to Denise and her sisters for providing us with so much joy and entertainment, and thanks to all of the boys (especially the Canadians) who danced there for the 27 years of the Gaiety's existence, and gave Bozo and others so much pleasure.
The theater may have closed, but the memories will remain forever.
BTC
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I see that and thanks for the update.  Ive had him on my buddies list for a while and when I added him he didn't have his numbers.  I think I still follow him on instagram and if I remember correctly he was bragging in a post about how his charges got dropped.  He would post vids on is twitter of the girl seemingly going insane so maybe that helped his case.  IDK I'd still like to take my chances and give hime a go the next time I'm in Vegas 😜😜

I don’t know why he has no reviews but I surmise that it’s partly because you have to be a paid member to leave a review. That wasn’t always the case but it is now. Also he doesn’t seem to keep his ad active. I’ve seen it expired many times since he started listing on RM.

This guy sounds high risk! 

He meets MANY clients - the question is why are there no reviews despite the frequent meetings? 
If you check his rentmen ad, you will see that he does have two phone numbers listed for contacting him.   Yes, I read what you wrote even though it is incorrect.  

Age shaving is the first part of a providers deceit.

Not only one review?   I guess it makes sense, but it seems that at least one or two would submit a review if the event were as good as many claim in other venues.  

Read what I said. If your only means of communication is rent men messenger then it’s harder to meet you. If it’s harder to met you then most people don’t bother. If people don’t bother to reach out then there’s no meeting. No meeting means need for a review

When I click on the contact me, he shows both a mobile # and a What'sAp #.

I've always thought he was hot, but seeing him with his girlfriend, whom he apparently assaulted, and knowing he's dumb enough to snort unsourced drugs, is a complete turn off. 

Gotta be really smoking to justify a $400 hotel room plus fees.to be there. It is better off season.

Madrid, population more than three and one-half million but ZERO saunas or good hustler bars.
Barcelona, population more than one and one-half million, has one of the finest hustler bars available IN THE WORLD (Sauna Thermas)

Madrid, population more than three and one-half million but ZERO saunas or good hustler bars.
Barcelona, population more than one and one-half million, has one of the finest hustler bars available IN THE WORLD (Sauna Thermas)

Madrid, population more than three and one-half million but ZERO saunas or good hustler bars.
Barcelona, population more than one and one-half million, has one of the finest hustler bars available IN THE WORLD (Sauna Thermas)

I stayed at that hotel several times.  It is right across from the beach and is just around the corner from the street called Sierra Campos, a street with some great and safe restaurants. 
The Marriott is an old hotel, but it is very safe. 
Although I did not bring to my room, garotos by the dozen, when I did it was only one at a time.  
The Marriott is not going to openly say that you can bring a hustler to your room.  It depends on how you do it.  
What I did, without any issue, is the following:
I was a guest at the hotel.  
If I previously met a garoto at a sauna, I had the garoto accompany me to the hotel elevator and then to my room.  Hotel personnel will not stop you and ask about the garoto.  
If I previously knew a garoto, I made arrangements for the garoto to show up at the hotel and wait in the waiting area where hotel guests often sit.  At our agreed meeting time, I went to the lobby and met the garoto and we either stopped at the bar or we went directly to the elevator and to my room. 
I never had any problem with my method described above.  
However, you must be careful if you stay at the hotel.  Not because the hotel is bad or dangerous.  It is because there are many problem guys up and down the street who will not hesitate to rob someone if they see the person walking and is an obvious gringo or non-Brazilian.  Robberies do not happen every day, but often enough that you should not walk around with your cell phone showing or other items that might attract a thief.
You will have a great time in Rio if you are cautious and meet the right garotos.
On a side note, I prefer Sao Paulo, a city that I find very interesting, in addition to the garotos.  The one bad thing about Sao Paulo is that there is now only one garoto sauna (Lagoa) run by Rodolfo, who knows that he has the only successful sauna in Sao Paulo.  The sauna is in a decent location and should yield you a good time.  If you go to Sao Paulo, you should use Uber for your night trips around the city.  
Have a great trip, wherever you stay,  
 

I stayed at that hotel several times.  It is right across from the beach and is just around the corner from the street called Sierra Campos, a street with some great and safe restaurants. 
The Marriott is an old hotel, but it is very safe. 
Although I did not bring to my room, garotos by the dozen, when I did it was only one at a time.  
The Marriott is not going to openly say that you can bring a hustler to your room.  It depends on how you do it.  
What I did, without any issue, is the following:
I was a guest at the hotel.  
If I previously met a garoto at a sauna, I had the garoto accompany me to the hotel elevator and then to my room.  Hotel personnel will not stop you and ask about the garoto.  
If I previously knew a garoto, I made arrangements for the garoto to show up at the hotel and wait in the waiting area where hotel guests often sit.  At our agreed meeting time, I went to the lobby and met the garoto and we either stopped at the bar or we went directly to the elevator and to my room. 
I never had any problem with my method described above.  
However, you must be careful if you stay at the hotel.  Not because the hotel is bad or dangerous.  It is because there are many problem guys up and down the street who will not hesitate to rob someone if they see the person walking and is an obvious gringo or non-Brazilian.  Robberies do not happen every day, but often enough that you should not walk around with your cell phone showing or other items that might attract a thief.
You will have a great time in Rio if you are cautious and meet the right garotos.
On a side note, I prefer Sao Paulo, a city that I find very interesting, in addition to the garotos.  The one bad thing about Sao Paulo is that there is now only one garoto sauna (Lagoa) run by Rodolfo, who knows that he has the only successful sauna in Sao Paulo.  The sauna is in a decent location and should yield you a good time.  If you go to Sao Paulo, you should use Uber for your night trips around the city.  
Have a great trip, wherever you stay,  
 

None of the above- I message only via RM.  If the provider insists on communicating via phone or WhatsApp, I move on.

Sorry, but that analogy doesn't work for me. "Dress code" in a restaurant is an instruction, it's not a judgment. Restaurants don't care about who made your dinner jacket, or how you look in it, as long as you're wearing one. This is not the same thing as a sex worker attempting to discriminate based on looks.

My specialty was First Timers.  Over the decades there were many many men I took from never having Touched or kissed a Man to him getting fucked and made out with and cared for, inside of an hour.  Many.  You need a guy known for that.  It's truly a shame there no longer are long reviews you can comb through, the RentMen reviews available on the Proxy Servers are more like tweets.
All you can do now is reach out.  If they don't have the patience to communicate with you on this subject, they might not be sufficiently patient in bed either.

Age-shavers are my pet peeve. What I do with a suspected liar, I ask them what year they were born. As soon as they hesitate or stumble, you know you've caught them.

Could it be any worse than Brazil?

Your comment on the effect of the salty mist on hotel finishes reminded me of that effect on a hotel in Laguna Beach where I stayed several times back in the 1980’s. It was right above the beach and all the woodwork in the place had an aged patina. I just thought it was maybe 75 years old but maybe not now that I think about it. I found it very charming. 
 

Age is but a number.  
One reason I said it was old is because of the effect of the ocean saltwater on the interior paint and wooden doors of the hotel.  The ocean being so close to the hotel causes the ocean mist to accumulate on the interior paint and wooden doors, giving the interior paint and doors an "old look".
A very fond memory I have of the hotel is on an American Thanksgiving holiday, the hotel served a traditional turkey with stuffing and cranberry sauce, plus all the expected Thanksgiving accompaniments.