Good, skilful massage and extras - I would go back
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I have not punted in a long, long time, but today I fancied an hour's massage. Having read the reports on Hau Hin Leisure, I opted for them and called to see if they could fit me in - I had asked for 2.30pm. They said they could fit me in at 3pm and I said I'd try them another day. They then agreed to 2pm.
I arrived at their place just before 2pm, another guy was walking in so I hung around for a couple of minutes. I paid the £40 to the receptionist and was shown into a small room. Just as I got in the room I heard another man walk in. From the discussion, it was clear they didn't have enough ladies, so the receptionist Shirley, came into the room to do my massage.
She didn't ask whether I wanted soft, medium or firm, but proceeded to carry out a very firm massage, particularly on my back and shoulders, which is just what I needed. She skilfully loosened some very stubborn knots. There was very little talk - she asked my name and if I'd been there before - I told her I had, even though it was my first time, so she knew I knew what to expect. At one point the phone rang and she left the room to answer it, which was a little off putting as I was nicely relaxed and it broke the mood.
During the back and legs massage there was no hint of any extras, but on the flip she asked if I wanted anything special. I opted for hand relief at £20. This was delivered in a very gentle way with her hands barely touching my shaft and balls. She realised after a few minutes that I was close to cumming and quickened up to give me a very fulfilling happy ending.
With a couple of minutes left, she gave me a "bed bath" with a warm flannel, which was surprisingly felt very good. I paid the extra money and left exactly on the hour mark, I would go back as for the money if was a good, skilful massage.
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