I Hate to Ask!

[vlost1]

I've tried to do my research with previous posts but don't know the streets and addresses in Montreal. In 2 weeks I will be in Montreal for 1 night. My flight won't leave until late in the afternoon so I will have sometime after I check out of the Vogue. I'm hoping someone can recommend a mp within walking distance of the hotel. I'm am looking for an attractive young lady that gives a great massage. A release(hj or bj) would be nice but not important because I don't know if I will have any ammo left(I plan on seeing an escort the night before and that morning.) Thanks to any who respond. I will report upon my return.

 

[Phil G]

The Hotel Vogue is the old Texaco Building on Mountain between Ste-Catherine and de Maisonneuve. You can walk 1 block east to Drummond and visit Studio K (843-7374) or 1.5 blocks southeast to Stanley between Ste-Catherine and Rene-Levesque to Studio Agat (russian place).

 

[Jax]

Are u sure? i thought the Vogue was on Mansfield north of demaisoneuve?

 

[Beckster]

You are confusing the Vogue on Mountain with the converted office building on Mansfield south of Sherbrooke that is operated by Groupe Germain, the Quebec City-based boutique hotels firm.

 

[Zaylenn]

Thanks for the reponse. Mountain and Manfield don't sound familar. I checked, and the Vogue is on De La Montage. Actually, I think it's right by a hotel of the same name as that street. Maybe I should have just used that hotel as a reference point.

 

[Julie H]

Change of plans. I found out today due to budget constraints my company won't let us stay at the Vogue(like last year.) Instead we are going to be downgraded and have to stay at either the Delta or Holiday Inn Select. So if anyone can recommend a MP within walking distance of either I would appreciate it. Looking for an attractive girl who gives a great massage and will finish me off(hj or bj) but quality massage is most important.

You may want to lambast me like Golberg from a previous thread but just know I have read all of the threads for the past couple of weeks. I just don't know the streets in Montreal. All I know is St. Cath., de la Montange, Sherbrook, Stanley(cuz that's where Chez Paree is) and thats about it, oh and Rene Lev(something)so go easy on me. But if you feel you must, fire away.

 

[Carton Size]

But Delta Montreal is better located!

 

[steve J]

The Delta we might be staying at is Delta Montreal on Pres. Kennedy. I remember seeing Holiday Inn Select last year when we went out for Chinese. If I could get an address of a mp within walking distance of these two hotels I'll find it!

 

[jon]

The Delta Montreal on President-Kennedy was originally built as a condo development but was converted to a hotel prior to any condos being sold...rooms are larger than some other properties and good location walking distance to subway, shopping and restaurants.

The Holiday Inn Select is in Chinatown opposite Place d'Armes Metro station...Viger Street and the Ville-Marie Expressway can make it rather noisy, and have to walk near the Old Brewery Mission for the homeless if going down (south) to Old Montreal. Standard Holiday Inn type rooms, nothing to write home about.

The Delta is about a 10-15 minute walk from Studio Agat on Stanley between Ste-Catherine and Rene-Levesque, and Studio K (Drummond between Ste-Catherine and de Maisonneuve). For about $5US taxi ride, though, could head to Studio Angel at 4270 St-Laurent Blvd (walking distance to the illustrious Moishe's Steak House and Schwartz's Smoked Meat, 2 of the city's top dining choices) or take the metro (subway) direction Angrignon from the nearby McGill station 4 stations west to Studio Nefertiti (exit metro at Lionel-Groulx and walk north on Atwater to St-Antoine and then west to the studio at the corner of St-Antoine and Walker).

 

[Lucy Anna]

But, read about warnings on Nefertiti first in the threads and decide if you still want to go there!!! It's on almost all the boards!
Many better places in the city, many!

DA_

 

[Bride & Mommy to Be ?]

You are comparing the Nefertiti of 2004 -- when I posted that comment -- with the Nefertiti of today...we all know that in the business of releasing the stiffened appendages of dirty old men, that there has been a personnel turnover of 500%+ in the interim...In 2004, even the Liberals were a competitive force on the national political scene and look at them now. 2004 and 2009 are as far apart on the MP scale as could be. I will agree, though, that I would not go out of my way to Nefertiti and haven't since 2006.