Massage Parlor Reports

I went to what I thought was Tiger's AMP, but I'm not sure I succeeded. I tried to PM Tiger afterwards to verify my mistake, but his inbox is full. Hint hint. Either way, I paid. 70 + . 60, and the woman I saw was a bit older (early 40's?) but very petite and cute. Good table shower, but nothing special, good massage (she actually crawled on top of me for leverage at one point), some fun teasing pre-flip, but definitely not the roller coaster described, nor either of the girls mentioned. I'll be more specific if I get confirmation that it's a different place, since I don't want to accidentally let the cat out of the bag if it somehow isn't. I did feel like I overpaid, but still had some Christmas spirit in me so I wasn't bothered too much by it.

[QUOTE=HaverhillLite;2738525]I went to what I thought was Tiger's AMP, but I'm not sure I succeeded. I tried to PM Tiger afterwards to verify my mistake, but his inbox is full. Hint hint. Either way, I paid. 70 + . 60, and the woman I saw was a bit older (early 40's?) but very petite and cute. Good table shower, but nothing special, good massage (she actually crawled on top of me for leverage at one point), some fun teasing pre-flip, but definitely not the roller coaster described, nor either of the girls mentioned. I'll be more specific if I get confirmation that it's a different place, since I don't want to accidentally let the cat out of the bag if it somehow isn't. I did feel like I overpaid, but still had some Christmas spirit in me so I wasn't bothered too much by it.[/QUOTE]I deleted some sorry.

Tiger.

I have been meaning to post some information about the spa at 251 broad street Manchester CT for some time now. Standard setup. The down side. The house fee is $70. The ladies are not spring chickens. The plus side. Clean, fresh, playful table shower, really great authentic massage. They really take their time with a sensual ending. Parking is far enough off street that you will not be spotted by your friends. Tip whatever you think is fair. I recommend this spa for any hobbiest.

Last Sunday night, I went to the one at Silver Lane, which is widely advertised. But that place looked like a nail spa and not an AMP. Have anyone been there before? Did they change after the recent shut down?

After some recent posts, please remember that your mileage may vary at the central Connecticut rug and tugs. Don't get me wrong I love our local establishements and visit them often. I have been refused happy endings and also offered BJ's and prostate massage. Don't go unless you only expect and want a massage and a happy ending. If you really expect or want something more just find a provider on back page or go to one of the full service AMPs in other parts of the state. You will save money and avoid being disappointed.

[QUOTE=GordonFreeman;2738637]I have been meaning to post some information about the spa at 251 broad street Manchester CT for some time now. Standard setup. The down side. The house fee is $70. The ladies are not spring chickens. The plus side. Clean, fresh, playful table shower, really great authentic massage. They really take their time with a sensual ending. Parking is far enough off street that you will not be spotted by your friends. Tip whatever you think is fair. I recommend this spa for any hobbiest.[/QUOTE]Couple of months back I went to this place twice, and I think I reported my experience too. Anyway, I agree with most of the things you mentioned. Downside is the fee, but the place is very clean. Both times I got the same lady, who is bit on the older side. The first time, she was very careful, in the sense, at the TS, she asked me if she can clean my junk, then at the massage, the towel was one when massaging the upper body. On the flip, she again asked if it is ok to do HJ. I asked for more, but got a "best" answer ever (I loved it though) - that she is not my wife to do more (you know what I mean) with. LOL!

Second visit, she remembered me and she was relaxed too and much more teasing at TS and during massage and she was fully ok with my OTC during the session. Flip was much better and I agree with you, she took time giving a great ending.

Both times, massage was excellent. I will visit them again for a good massage.

Parking is off street, but right in front of the place, so not so private and easy for friends to spot you.

[QUOTE=GordonFreeman;2738637]I have been meaning to post some information about the spa at 251 broad street Manchester CT for some time now. Standard setup. The down side. The house fee is $70. The ladies are not spring chickens. The plus side. Clean, fresh, playful table shower, really great authentic massage. They really take their time with a sensual ending. Parking is far enough off street that you will not be spotted by your friends. Tip whatever you think is fair. I recommend this spa for any hobbiest.[/QUOTE]Agreed on all points. They also have the advantage of staying open later than most of the E. Hartford establishments (which are $10 cheaper for the house fee, but how important is that?

I went to the place in question a couple weeks back. I was asked if I could wait 20+ minutes and just decided to come back later. When I did I was greeted at the door by Linda. I hadn't read Tiger's report yet so I didn't have any expectations. I ended up have the exact same experience as tiger with the exception of not having 10 minutes left over for any message at the end. 70/60 was the damage which I consider very resonable.

I stopped back in this past Monday and linda wasn't working. Was told not sure when she would be back. Place was very busy.

Happy new year everyone and stay safe!

[QUOTE=MrMike1952;2738690]Agreed on all points. They also have the advantage of staying open later than most of the E. Hartford establishments (which are $10 cheaper for the house fee, but how important is that?[/QUOTE]Hi all, I to have been here. I agree 100% with the reviews. I wish the staff was a little better looking. The massage left me feeling like a King. If you body ever aches, this is a must go to. Especially getting a sensual massage.

As far as parking goes, I stop into the bakery next door or the dollar store, get something and then go next door. It's far enough off the street you can hide your car just fine.

[QUOTE=Xelajo;2738645]Last Sunday night, I went to the one at Silver Lane, which is widely advertised. But that place looked like a nail spa and not an AMP. Have anyone been there before? Did they change after the recent shut down?[/QUOTE]There is also a nail salon in the set of stores farther back off the street. The one you want is in front next to Domino's Pizza.

[QUOTE=GordonFreeman;2761653]There is also a nail salon in the set of stores farther back off the street. The one you want is in front next to Domino's Pizza.[/QUOTE]Thank you Gordon. I did walk around that place, but may be I think I didn't look enough to find this. There were couple of pizza delivery guys standing outside, so I wasnt feeling comfortable walking around there. And it started raining as well, so I just took off.

I stopped by last week during the week around 8. House fee was 70 but IMO the amenities make it worth the extra 1 p $. Table shower was great then spent a few minutes in the sauna which was nice and clean. The massage was was way better than the usually places. Flip was also above average, I find most places are very mechanical and fast pace, here was the opposite. I forgot to get the girls name (I never remember to LOL) but she was average looking probably late 30's, allowed utc roaming. Place was very nice and clean I would definitly recomend.

Went to SL and was surprised how busy it was yesterday around 1 p. M considering the weather at the time. I was greeted at the door by a hottie who asked if I could wait 10 minutes. I said fine and she brought me to the sauna and ten I never saw her again and I didn't get her name. Eventually Sunny came in and I would say she is I. Her early 40's and she is petite. She gave a good massage and on the flip she allowed UTC roaming. I left happy. I would repeat but next time I hope to get the one that answered the door. Once outside I was not so happy because of the snow and the fact that it took over an hour to get home.

2 EH Reviews.

1) Don't bother visiting the first location I'm writing about. I won't post the address, but it's located in a plaza / parking lot / strip mall type set up with neighboring businesses including a pizza place, nail salon and others. It's virtually impossible for a first time visitor to locate. When you arrive, you assume it's the nail salon / spa, but when you go in they tell you to go into the "barber shop" next door. When you open the glass doors painted black, you find yourself in a freezing cold abandoned room with 2 closed doors. One I believed was locked or empty but the door on the other side led into a hallway (which was also freezing cold). There are no signs, just a couple more closed doors and a sketchy staircase. After venturing up the staircase you find yourself in another freezing cold hallway (picture a run down abandoned office building). There is a piece of paper with the handwritten word "Spa" taped to the wall in that hallway with an arrow pointing at a door. Upon entering through the door, you find yourself in a small 4 x6 waiting room (freezing cold) with a couple uncomfortable wooden chairs, a camera with infrared (see in the dark) pointing at you, a walled off front desk / window and another locked door and a door chime sounds from somewhere out back. A 30-something year old Chinese woman (not Korean) poked her head from around the wall over the half wall / half counter and in very broken English said,"10 minutes" and smiled. While in the waiting room, several slams, bangs and loud urgent male voices could be heard from somewhere on the same floor. For someone visiting an AMP it was nerve-wracking to say the least.

Approximately 5 minutes later one could hear loud rhythmic skin on skin slapping very plainly through the locked door for about 5 minutes then it stopped abruptly. Shortly thereafter a customer came through the locked door and females could be heard talking. The Chinese woman eventually returned, ready for a customer and attempted to sell a 60 minute massage for $60 three times before it could be determined what she was attempting to say in her broken English.

After you pass through the locked door from the freezing cold shoebox sized waiting room, several doors to "private" rooms are visible. The private room had. Wait for it. A space heater. It was a tiny thing glowing red and oscillating, trying hard to keep up with the brutal cold of the small freezing room which had no heat. I'll curtail the narrative here and give some key points. A) The walls are paper thin, and by paper thin I mean if you sneeze you'll probably rip them. During the first 20 minutes, one could plainly hear two separate male customers completing their massage as if they were laying next to you. Perhaps if they played some type of music or had a white noise machine it might help. Probably not. B) OTC was initially allowed then not, UTC strictly forbidden. She wouldn't remove anything. Flashing a wad did nothing to remedy that. After a very half-assed 15 minutes of "massage" she threw some oil on, started HJ and tried to rush to a finish. Her idea of a "hot towel" was a tiny wash cloth, which appeared to have been run under warm water. That brought her to about the 30 minute mark of the 60 minute paid session then she decided a scalp massage was in order. Her scalp massage consisted of just doing circles hard on the temples over and over and over and over until she was asked to stop and clothing was reached for. She offered a tiny bottled water and when offered a $20 tip for a horrible experience she made an angry face and in a mean voice said "No! More!" and gestured to how she had pulled out a boob earlier. Another 20 made her day and she acted like she hadn't just wanted to kill someone. This place is a nightmare.

2) The other EH location was found on a primary street next to a bar. This was much better. The woman was a little older, maybe mid 30's, but she spoke decent English. I'm not sure if she was the only one there, but the place was heated and felt much more secure. Parking is out back in a lot off a side street, so you're only briefly visible while entering the front and they bring you out the back after you're done. House fee is $60 for 60. She didn't even try to leave the room / look away when she said to get undressed and lay down and didn't bother with a cover (so I knew it was going to be fun). She was affectionate and climbed right up on the table encouraging OTC. She was completely fine with any UTC / FIV, but whispered asking if she was going to be taken care of after. She gave an okay massage on the back then around the 30 minute mark came the flip and she went right for the HJ and nothing got massaged on the front except that.

So for my EH experiences, if you're just looking for a HE and don't care about the quality of the massage, the second place is decent. If you want a good massage followed by FS, skip EH & make the long drive to the spot behind the donut shop in New Haven.

[QUOTE=John902;2795427]2 EH Reviews.

1) Don't bother visiting the first location I'm writing about. I won't post the address, but it's located in a plaza / parking lot / strip mall type set up with neighboring businesses including a pizza place, nail salon and others. It's virtually impossible for a first time visitor to locate. When you arrive, you assume it's the nail salon / spa, but when you go in they tell you to go into the "barber shop" next door. When you open the glass doors painted black, you find yourself in a freezing cold abandoned room with 2 closed doors. One I believed was locked or empty but the door on the other side led into a hallway (which was also freezing cold). There are no signs, just a couple more closed doors and a sketchy staircase. After venturing up the staircase you find yourself in another freezing cold hallway (picture a run down abandoned office building). There is a piece of paper with the handwritten word "Spa" taped to the wall in that hallway with an arrow pointing at a door. Upon entering through the door, you find yourself in a small 4 x6 waiting room (freezing cold) with a couple uncomfortable wooden chairs, a camera with infrared (see in the dark) pointing at you, a walled off front desk / window and another locked door and a door chime sounds from somewhere out back. A 30-something year old Chinese woman (not Korean) poked her head from around the wall over the half wall / half counter and in very broken English said,"10 minutes" and smiled. While in the waiting room, several slams, bangs and loud urgent male voices could be heard from somewhere on the same floor. For someone visiting an AMP it was nerve-wracking to say the least.

Approximately 5 minutes later one could hear loud rhythmic skin on skin slapping very plainly through the locked door for about 5 minutes then it stopped abruptly. Shortly thereafter a customer came through the locked door and females could be heard talking. The Chinese woman eventually returned, ready for a customer and attempted to sell a 60 minute massage for $60 three times before it could be determined what she was attempting to say in her broken English.

After you pass through the locked door from the freezing cold shoebox sized waiting room, several doors to "private" rooms are visible. The private room had. Wait for it. A space heater. It was a tiny thing glowing red and oscillating, trying hard to keep up with the brutal cold of the small freezing room which had no heat. I'll curtail the narrative here and give some key points. A) The walls are paper thin, and by paper thin I mean if you sneeze you'll probably rip them. During the first 20 minutes, one could plainly hear two separate male customers completing their massage as if they were laying next to you. Perhaps if they played some type of music or had a white noise machine it might help. Probably not. B) OTC was initially allowed then not, UTC strictly forbidden. She wouldn't remove anything. Flashing a wad did nothing to remedy that. After a very half-assed 15 minutes of "massage" she threw some oil on, started HJ and tried to rush to a finish. Her idea of a "hot towel" was a tiny wash cloth, which appeared to have been run under warm water. That brought her to about the 30 minute mark of the 60 minute paid session then she decided a scalp massage was in order. Her scalp massage consisted of just doing circles hard on the temples over and over and over and over until she was asked to stop and clothing was reached for. She offered a tiny bottled water and when offered a $20 tip for a horrible experience she made an angry face and in a mean voice said "No! More!" and gestured to how she had pulled out a boob earlier. Another 20 made her day and she acted like she hadn't just wanted to kill someone. This place is a nightmare.

2) The other EH location was found on a primary street next to a bar. This was much better. The woman was a little older, maybe mid 30's, but she spoke decent English. I'm not sure if she was the only one there, but the place was heated and felt much more secure. Parking is out back in a lot off a side street, so you're only briefly visible while entering the front and they bring you out the back after you're done. House fee is $60 for 60. She didn't even try to leave the room / look away when she said to get undressed and lay down and didn't bother with a cover (so I knew it was going to be fun). She was affectionate and climbed right up on the table encouraging OTC. She was completely fine with any UTC / FIV, but whispered asking if she was going to be taken care of after. She gave an okay massage on the back then around the 30 minute mark came the flip and she went right for the HJ and nothing got massaged on the front except that.

So for my EH experiences, if you're just looking for a HE and don't care about the quality of the massage, the second place is decent. If you want a good massage followed by FS, skip EH & make the long drive to the spot behind the donut shop in New Haven.[/QUOTE]That was a great post. Keep them coming.