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[QUOTE=Max#01;2398993]I've gone to a couple of former DC-quality AMPs in suburban MD using public transportation. You can Metro close enough to take a connecting bus. If you are pressed for time, you can take a taxi from the Metro station to a legit place (medical building, shopping mall, hotel, etc) within walking distance of the AMP.

Having said this, I got a bit of a nostalgia trip the other day while walking in NW. I walked right past the old Downtown location and also walked down the 1800 block of M street. I fondly recalled the old townhouse located between the 1819 Club and Camelot. You could "warm up" with eye candy in the strip clubs and then walk right next door to a top-quality AMP. I remember that there were two AMPs in the same building. The one on the second floor was really crappy but the one on the third floor was outstanding.[/QUOTE]Take Uber & it will be much quicker.

[QUOTE=Busternutter;2411650]Take Uber & it will be much quicker.[/QUOTE]Good point, and probably not that much more expensive than the Metro & buses. It would be pretty easy to use a medical office as a destination.

[QUOTE=Essrog;2400558]I was in Cleveland Park recently and had the same thought.[/QUOTE]I remember this too. Not too sure if the second or third floor was better.

[QUOTE=CabDriver52;2424583]I remember this too. Not too sure if the second or third floor was better.[/QUOTE]I think the only one I knew of was on the second floor. It went by initials. (not sure why I'm being coy about naming a place that closed a decade ago). I actually lived walking distance from there for a while.

[QUOTE=Essrog;2427091]I think the only one I knew of was on the second floor. It went by initials. (not sure why I'm being coy about naming a place that closed a decade ago). I actually lived walking distance from there for a while.[/QUOTE]Sad that the DC scene has been reduced to talking about what was. There were an incredible number of great places. By my office near Ford's Theater, there were 3 establishments within a 2 minute walk--two were across from Ford's theater. One was Royal, and I can't remember the name of the other a mere 100 feet or so away down the street. Rio, on 9th St. , was another good place with Paula running the show and delivering special services to only a select few; it later moved and became Shell Green. Great place and great gal!

[QUOTE=JfFaster;2427931] Rio, on 9th St. , was another good place with Paula running the show and delivering special services to only a select few; it later moved and became Shell Green. Great place and great gal![/QUOTE]I remember Rio and Paula. That was my spot. Wow, those were the days. You had to park in the parking lot a couple of doors down. Climbing those stairs to get to pretty Paula and her girls. There was a very cute provider there by the name of Mae. I did a session with her once, and after the session was over, I paid her for another session. Since I was clean from the first session, we didn't bother about another table shower, we just went right back to it. I really miss her.

Propilot-Always-check your six.

[QUOTE=Propilot;2429903]I remember Rio and Paula. That was my spot. Wow, those were the days. You had to park in the parking lot a couple of doors down. Climbing those stairs to get to pretty Paula and her girls. There was a very cute provider there by the name of Mae. I did a session with her once, and after the session was over, I paid her for another session. Since I was clean from the first session, we didn't bother about another table shower, we just went right back to it. I really miss her.

Propilot-Always-check your six.[/QUOTE]What is the closest city to DC where one can find still enjoy those days?

[QUOTE=PratGreat;2433931]What is the closest city to DC where one can find still enjoy those days?[/QUOTE]Try Greenbelt. Check out the MD section of the forum for choices.

[QUOTE=PratGreat;2433931]What is the closest city to DC where one can find still enjoy those days?[/QUOTE]Like Faster wrote, Greenbelt isn't bad. IMHO, Philadelphia is better and various Florida places are even better.

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This sounds too good to be true. No phone number in ad, just email. Booked an outcall appointment, agreed on time and heard no more. Funny thing is the exact same thing happened about two years ago with her.

Advice: either take a pass on this one or have a back up plan.

[QUOTE=Max#01;2398993]

Having said this, I got a bit of a nostalgia trip the other day while walking in NW. I walked right past the old Downtown location and also walked down the 1800 block of M street. I fondly recalled the old townhouse located between the 1819 Club and Camelot. You could "warm up" with eye candy in the strip clubs and then walk right next door to a top-quality AMP. I remember that there were two AMPs in the same building. The one on the second floor was really crappy but the one on the third floor was outstanding.[/QUOTE]The good old days indeed.

My fave was the place on I. Between 17-18 . No massage tables. Had real beds all around.

And on more than 1 occasion. I remember getting propositioned for some company on the walk back up the street to the Metro!

Sad to see that things havn't picked back up here. I've long since moved away, but back for a visit.

Yall come on down to Dallas. Got plenty of nice AMP's to choose from there!

[QUOTE=CabDriver52;2424583]I remember this too. Not too sure if the second or third floor was better.[/QUOTE]Cleveland park health club Conn ave. Bebe was fantastic. Full service.

[QUOTE=ZebraSoile;2398398]Some of us have to work downtown & like a place to relax at lunch time. We have cars, but they are parked at suburban Metro stations. Agree that WG is hit-and-miss, mostly miss, but the same can be said for many NOVA places. DC is not a total desert, but you have to look hard, be lucky, and get to know a provider. The Russians on 11th St. NW (used to be on 4th St SW) are OK in a pinch.[/QUOTE]Went by this place today and the doors were shut. Confirmed it on another site.

[QUOTE=JfFaster;2427931]Sad that the DC scene has been reduced to talking about what was. There were an incredible number of great places. By my office near Ford's Theater, there were 3 establishments within a 2 minute walk--two were across from Ford's theater. One was Royal, and I can't remember the name of the other a mere 100 feet or so away down the street. Rio, on 9th St. , was another good place with Paula running the show and delivering special services to only a select few; it later moved and became Shell Green. Great place and great gal![/QUOTE]The one 100 feet away was called Happiness. I was a regular at both Royal and Happiness.

There have been so many great places in DC that closed. Of all of the places in DC, Ginza was my favorite. But the area gentrified and all of the gays moved in (NOT hating. As long as you aren't trying to pork me, I really don't care), and they were not having that business in their neighborhood. I told Connie she needed to move it but she didn't. To make it worse, she said the landlords son kept coming around really late at night wanting her to have one of the girls break him off a piece. Wouldn't be surprised if he said something. Ginza went down a good bit before the other spas did on that fateful day in 2006.

Yes, Rio was my spot too. I'll never forget Paula asking me one day if I wanted something to drink and I told her I'd love a beer. She ran across the street while I was getting showered and bought a 12 pack and starting keeping beer in the fridge. Because I was there every week, at least once and usually twice. Admittedly, it got expensive but her talent was worth every penny.

Nuke.