NYMassageAddict

This is a legit spa with males and females. The males are older and one should not expect a happy ending. He is an older average guy. it’s been there a while.

So for people who seek the “will they or won’t they” massage experience, I recommend Renew York on 48/8. That’s where Peter used to massage. William was my masseur.

Man maybe the staff changes but when I went to Epic a couple years back, the massage was so erotic that it turned me off. I wanted at least a mirage that I was receiving a legit massage.

Anyone have experience at WB Day Spa in K Town? It is at 32/5. I was quoted $65 for an hour and told they had male masseurs. Open until 11 pm which is usually a sign of curiosity.

I go to any city in any country and I know where I’m going to get extras and where I won’t. And it’s not from this site.

I get that the moderators don’t want to have reports about sexual escapades at spas, but you’ve got to be naive to think this is where they uncover where to go. Anyone with half a brain knows what goes on at each of these spas. And they don’t use these forums as evidence. Evidence comes when they visit. Do I think this is a waste of NYPD time? 100%. But it is still illegal and we all take risks, primarily the business owners who profit from an illegal business practice. There is a reason this type of spa is hard to find in most other cities outside of NYC.

With Shangrila closing, what would you say is NYC’s highest end spa?

Is anyone else slowly getting burned out by massages? I started receiving them with frequency maybe 12 years ago. The unknown nature of what is about to happen was such a rush. A thrill. Every masseur had a different touch. Some would keep you draped until late. Some would start with you uncovered. The various amounts of undress for each masseur was a surprise. Now it’s like… I guess I’ve just experienced it all. There is very little thrill. You know if you go to certain places, you’ll get a happy ending. Because of reviews, you also know how each masseur operates. Im not saying I don’t like or appreciate reviews, but I find myself no longer thrilled by a massage. Sure, I still get one on occasion but the outcome is a reducing level of satisfaction. Anyone else experiencing this or just me?

Anyone heard of Rose 88 Spa 14 E 44th St? I got a sponsored ad on X and my X profile is pretty clear that I’m gay and like Asian guys. Wondered if it was just a missed targeting ad by them or if this is a M4M spa.

Spa itself is pretty good. Male masseur is as average as they come in appearance. But he knows that men like to be teased. Don’t expect a HE (from him).

I was texting with the manager. I told him when I was coming and that I wanted a younger Asian with good skill. He said he would be good for me. I was happy.

I visited and received a very good and happy massage. It didn’t require any conversation or convincing to come to a mutual understanding of what I wanted.

I’m not entirely what to make of this experience from a visit to Renew Spa (8th St near 6th Ave). Per recommendations, I asked for Frank or Danny. Frank was busy so I got Danny. Relatively cute Asian guy, youngish - not twink but not fat. Solid build young guy. Nice smile. His massage included lots of sensual moments - he knows what he’s doing. Get to end and he drapes me entirely, runs outside of blanket and says “that’s all”. Seems to be a move to extend, so I ask for 15 more minutes and oil on front. Again, lots of teasing touch but ends not as I would have thought considering all the teasing. Anyone else have experience with Danny? Is this consistent?

Speaking of latex gloves, I used to have a guy who operated out of a chiropractor’s office on 42nd and 2nd. He would do a very proper massage but he would finish with latex gloves and I kinda loved it. It had a very medical fetish feel and some people like that. So 🤷🏼

While I believe entirely that sex work should be legal, it currently isn’t. They don’t go after the hundreds of other places because they don’t aggressively market happy endings. Yes, we know they can be had, but when you get so brazen as a business owner to market them, you’re going to draw attention.