Why so few reviews of downtown scene?

[raf viaxogs]

Since I retired, there seems to be almost no reviews of parlours downtown. Yes, I know the scene d/t is bad, but isn't there anyone having some hot action in the downtown core, MP-wise???

Combawa seems to have died a death, the Yonge street places seem silent. Is anyone getting some nasty, filthy, lowdown delicious action????

C'mon guys! I can't watch any more of the Olympics!

 

[Pompal 09.]

I agree. Seems like most posters here are 905ers, so that's all we hear about (can you say EBC, HFH, or IT?). Health International sounds interesting, possibly a cut above; I'd like to check it out. There were new ads last week for a place on Dundonald at Yonge and another on Gerrard E, if you want to take one for the team. Mostly, the downtown places are so similar that there's little point adding a review unless they are extra good or extra bad.

 

[Sudhakar B]

I find most of the downtown places are not very good....that's why I get in my car and drive to the west, east and north end of the city

 

[Purple Drank Forever]

Do a search on Health International.

Lots of good reviews.

 

[taken by the best..]

I started hobbying in the downtown area until I had exhausted my options. 51 Elm and 490 yonge and embodyment were okay but all 3 of those places have long since closed. My advice..... get a car or a metropass. True, HI has been getting decent reviews but isn't a bit more expensive even when compared to IT and HFH? IF memory serves me correctly $150 @ HI for the same servcie at IT for $140. Sure its only $10 difference but it is a difference.

In my experiences I've found downtown spas to been dirtier (and not in the good way), less predictable in service and prices, and the mpas are usually not as attractive on average.

If I was to spend money in the downtown area I'd probably go to JunJun to get rid of the "urge" for $40 and save the rest of the money for a good experience in a "non downtown" mp.

If one is not adverse to SPs instead of MPAs, I think friends and oasis are well reviewed downtown incalls. But I've never tried either of these places.... but the thought had crossed my mind many times.

Ultimately for me it was a matter of economics. I felt that the $100 to $140 I might spend on a session was better spent outside of the downtown area.

 

[Contard H. Moshiach]

Downtown is not private. The spas in the 905 area are more discreet which is what some people prefer.

Also, alot of people live in the suburbs (more affordable housing) so it's less expensive to get to (gas, parking)

 

[Chetco]

I also assume that a lot of massageplanet.net members work downtown and are afraid to sample any downtown places because they might run into the guy in the cubicle beside them.