Jameslamassage

I had reached out to him .. but glad i skipped .. having a distracting and unpleasant venue really ruins the whole experience.

This guy is visiting San Diego... Anyone with more info about him?
From what I've read is mostly therapeutic... no extras.
But was he nude during the massage at least? For 130/hr he better include something more than therapeutic.... at least sensual I'd say.

How does that work, if you're only visiting a city? Such a lame excuse, that one...

Virtually everyone will poo-poo these suggestions, but as a practical gay who gets shit done, I'm accustomed to it:

San Francisco Marriott Marquis (the one at 780 Mission Street): No, it is not super-posh, but yes the staff is great; it is near MUNI, BART, and SoMa parking garages; Marriott is very supportive of the LGBTQ community (scored 100% on HRC's Corporate Equality Index); and your SPG status should be good there now that Marriott owns Starwood. It is also a big hotel, so your clients' privacy and anonymity is pretty well assured
Hilton Union Square: BIG hotel that also has a Starbucks and a decent restaurant and bar. The rooms are OK and it is close to MUNI and BART. Parking is a bitch.
Hilton Financial District: I like this hotel, but the elevators are a pain in the ass, the streets nearby are all torn up, and there's not a whole lot of "there" there.

I agree. He's starting to get on my nerves, too. He's undermining the good review he had on this board. If he's this chatty in person, I wouldn't want to hire him no matter how good the massage is.

From Midnight to 6 a.m. all contact info is taken off masseurfinder :-/

Top of my list is and will always be Anthony. He's worth it - plain and simple.
 
https://www.massagem4m.com/masseur/12974/
 
And my new favorite find is in the South Bay - Sean.
 
https://rentmasseur.com/Sensual_Sean
 
I have also had great experiences with Kary, Spencer, and Will
 
https://rentmasseur.com/JustKary
 
https://rentmasseur.com/Spencer_Whitman
 
https://rentmasseur.com/SensualHealing

I haven't seen such blatant advertising since Jimboi!

Jimmy - this forum really isn’t for you to put down others services that you haven’t tried in an attempt to advertise your own. You’ve done that on a number of threads thus far.

But you should mention at least one other thing that I think is unique to SF and can't be found elsewhere in the continental US - the asian art museum ....

There are tons of other things to do. The Asian Art Museum, many of the GGPark attractions, dining, neighhorhood exploration, etc. I even recommend Beach Blanket Babylon, and would see it as often as once every 7-8 years. I was identifying the recommended, once-is-enough activities for visitors, that I choose not to repeat.

Based on my experience, I've realized that some masseurs have great reviews in here just because they are well endowed and their level of interaction is high.... even though the massage is mediocre.
 
Is my perception correct?
 
For me it should work like this:
 
Great Massage / Interactive = Great review - Hire asap!
Great Massage / Not interactive = Better go to your local chiropractor spa for half the price.
Bad Massage / Interactive = Better hire an escort
Bad Massage / Not interactive = No hire

Lol sounds like a nightmare. Draping is such a waste of time, so many body parts that need attention

Real massage in LA (me lol)... I do real body work and put actual energy and effort into the massage... No bs "spiritual healing" games here lmao
 
https://mymassagereviews.blogspot.com/?m=1
 
https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/34245/

The advice to not stay at Fishermans Wharf is good. Try the Union Square area.... or Nob Hill. Anything along Market Street, or in the Financial District would work for clients' access.
 
Although its been years, my recommendation for a San Francisco getaway is Hotel Majestic in Pacific Heights. But probably not advisable for hosting.

Bad area… you'll be stuck in the middle of nowhere at night and during the day it's crowded with tourists, feel like a demonstration.
 
Stay in Union Square as @LaffingBear bear said and folks will get to you and you to them easily. Besides you can come back walking from an outcall to the Castro.
 
I love the Park Central wit South view of Moscone Center, I've read you LOVE going downstairs to meet guys and that hotel requires a key to go upstairs, it's perfect for you. The Westin on Powell street is nice but make sure as a platinum you get a free upgrade to stay in the tower, the old part is close to the street and too noisy. The Meridien is also a good choice.
 

 
Avoid it!
 
One more thing, make sure to go up and down the streets to keep that butt in shape! Free exercise.

Marriott took over the holiday inn in union square. Great location. Added benefit of proximity to NobHill Theatre, which should be a good source of clientele.
 
There was a time NobHill lodged their headliners at that Holiday Inn. I havent been in the rooms since visiting with NHT performers... but Marriott's probably upgraded some.

The FW Sheraton's actually a very cheap deal on Hotwire usually ($100) and nice location for a tourist. The Fairmont & Mark Hopkins up on the hill are really secluded and if you enjoy walking you won't after staying up there. Union Square is the perfect location.

I'm also planning a trip to SF relatively soon so I'll be watching this thread :-) very excited to make new friends and memories in San Francisco when I go!
 
https://mymassagereviews.blogspot.com/?m=1
 
Instagram.com/jameslamassage
 
https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/34245/

Lol sounds like a nightmare. Draping is such a waste of time, so many body parts that need attention

I am very adept at using chopsticks. I even use them to eat cheetos and chips to avoid getting my fingers dirty.

Hypothetically, gorilla glue #4 or Girl Scout cookies (or anything in that lineage)

Yeah, as everyone has said, don’t do Fisherman’s Wharf. Stay around Union Square, or Mid-Market. There’s a really cute, new place called The Proper Hotel. Small rooms, but well designed! It’s proximate to the Tenderloin, so the surrounding inhabitants are a bit sketchy, but you’re right on the Muni line.

Fisherman’s Wharf is out of the way for locals and relatively difficult to access. It’s touristy, too. I prefer financial district.

I’ve never had draping and pretty sure I don’t want to try it at this point. Haha!