Happening in Doha, Qatar

[emoh03]

try cube in ramada! most flying crew go there.
but my fav is still Marriott Doha. alot chio bu go there!
too bad... Rydges Plaza Doha has closed down. the last time i went there, there are alot of syt!
another place you might wanna explore is Merweb Hotel @ Al Sadd. went there couple of times. saw some syt there too!

its not as bad n expensive as u think doha is! had my fair share of fun there then!
have fun hunting!
cheers~

[Rebel1111]

Dear Bro.

Anyone has advise for a place like Doha? I will remember your help and return a favor.

Pls send by pm only.

[angus young]

Doha is a very tough place to be as a single man, or a married/partnered man without his wife/GF looking for some extra action.

I spent 3 months living there at the end of 2009.

I spent many hours trawling through the internet trying to find out where I could get a bit of action. In the end, only the Qatar Living website was of much help.

When I arrived there, it was Ramadan, so all the bars were shut for a month. When they reopened, I joined membership of Qube nightclub - which is in the Ramada Hotel. Very strict door policy - you need to join membership to enter (unless you're a hotel guest), and produce your passport with a valid work permit. Your membership will only be extended until the expirt of your business visa (which is only 1 month). If you have residency status, then it's a different story.

Qube was reputed to be the best in Doha. I was fairly disappointed though. If you go week nights (ie Sun-Wed), be expected to be one of only a handful of people in there. It gets a lot busier Thursday and Friday nights. But I never found any action though. It looked like 80% of the crowd were men, and the majority of women were either accompanied by men, or walked in and joined friends with guys at their tables. Certainly I never saw any women in there that were obviously freelancers.

So after weeks of frustration, I went to The Waterhole, which is on about the 2nd floor of The Sheraton. This was the only place that I ever saw any action. When I went there on either Thursday or Friday nights, there were generally around 4-5 freelancers - all Chinese. Some weren't too bad looking. They had an older woman who must have been coordinating all of them. They would generally hang around the bar, or that area next to the bar, and occasionally one of them would walk down to the lounges (at the end nearest to where you enter from), or they would frequently walk past the high tables that are on the outside section of the bar.

I always managed to negotiate them down to QR1,000 - which is more than I would have expected (I guess that's supply and demand for her). For one girl, she stayed the whole night. Another girl, she would generally promide me to stay the whole night - but then would leave after a few hours. I had her around 4-5 times - she was probably early 20s and quite pretty. I reckon she would always take a taxi back to The Waterhole to pick up another customer.

Anyhow, I'm glad that I found The Waterhole. It made my 3 months in Doha only just bearable.

[ABWH]

Originally Posted by angus young

Doha is a very tough place to be as a single man, or a married/partnered man without his wife/GF looking for some extra action.

I spent 3 months living there at the end of 2009.

I spent many hours trawling through the internet trying to find out where I could get a bit of action. In the end, only the Qatar Living website was of much help.

When I arrived there, it was Ramadan, so all the bars were shut for a month. When they reopened, I joined membership of Qube nightclub - which is in the Ramada Hotel. Very strict door policy - you need to join membership to enter (unless you're a hotel guest), and produce your passport with a valid work permit. Your membership will only be extended until the expirt of your business visa (which is only 1 month). If you have residency status, then it's a different story.

Qube was reputed to be the best in Doha. I was fairly disappointed though. If you go week nights (ie Sun-Wed), be expected to be one of only a handful of people in there. It gets a lot busier Thursday and Friday nights. But I never found any action though. It looked like 80% of the crowd were men, and the majority of women were either accompanied by men, or walked in and joined friends with guys at their tables. Certainly I never saw any women in there that were obviously freelancers.

So after weeks of frustration, I went to The Waterhole, which is on about the 2nd floor of The Sheraton. This was the only place that I ever saw any action. When I went there on either Thursday or Friday nights, there were generally around 4-5 freelancers - all Chinese. Some weren't too bad looking. They had an older woman who must have been coordinating all of them. They would generally hang around the bar, or that area next to the bar, and occasionally one of them would walk down to the lounges (at the end nearest to where you enter from), or they would frequently walk past the high tables that are on the outside section of the bar.

I always managed to negotiate them down to QR1,000 - which is more than I would have expected (I guess that's supply and demand for her). For one girl, she stayed the whole night. Another girl, she would generally promide me to stay the whole night - but then would leave after a few hours. I had her around 4-5 times - she was probably early 20s and quite pretty. I reckon she would always take a taxi back to The Waterhole to pick up another customer.

Anyhow, I'm glad that I found The Waterhole. It made my 3 months in Doha only just bearable.

Finnaliy I got this usefull information. thanks bro.

[ABWH]

Originally Posted by angus young

Doha is a very tough place to be as a single man, or a married/partnered man without his wife/GF looking for some extra action.

I spent 3 months living there at the end of 2009.

I spent many hours trawling through the internet trying to find out where I could get a bit of action. In the end, only the Qatar Living website was of much help.

When I arrived there, it was Ramadan, so all the bars were shut for a month. When they reopened, I joined membership of Qube nightclub - which is in the Ramada Hotel. Very strict door policy - you need to join membership to enter (unless you're a hotel guest), and produce your passport with a valid work permit. Your membership will only be extended until the expirt of your business visa (which is only 1 month). If you have residency status, then it's a different story.

Qube was reputed to be the best in Doha. I was fairly disappointed though. If you go week nights (ie Sun-Wed), be expected to be one of only a handful of people in there. It gets a lot busier Thursday and Friday nights. But I never found any action though. It looked like 80% of the crowd were men, and the majority of women were either accompanied by men, or walked in and joined friends with guys at their tables. Certainly I never saw any women in there that were obviously freelancers.

So after weeks of frustration, I went to The Waterhole, which is on about the 2nd floor of The Sheraton. This was the only place that I ever saw any action. When I went there on either Thursday or Friday nights, there were generally around 4-5 freelancers - all Chinese. Some weren't too bad looking. They had an older woman who must have been coordinating all of them. They would generally hang around the bar, or that area next to the bar, and occasionally one of them would walk down to the lounges (at the end nearest to where you enter from), or they would frequently walk past the high tables that are on the outside section of the bar.

I always managed to negotiate them down to QR1,000 - which is more than I would have expected (I guess that's supply and demand for her). For one girl, she stayed the whole night. Another girl, she would generally promide me to stay the whole night - but then would leave after a few hours. I had her around 4-5 times - she was probably early 20s and quite pretty. I reckon she would always take a taxi back to The Waterhole to pick up another customer.

Anyhow, I'm glad that I found The Waterhole. It made my 3 months in Doha only just bearable.

Hai bro Angus Young, do you like AC/DC?
btw, could you PM me any mobile number those gals.

[Rebel1111]

Dear Bro,

thanks for the lead. I m already back from Doha. Fortunately I need not stay for 3mths.

Cheers!

Will try to up you when my points recover.

keep in touch for good leads.

[angus young]

Hai bro Angus Young, do you like AC/DC?
btw, could you PM me any mobile number those gals.

Yes bro, I'm a big fan of the great band AC/DC.

I'll send you a PM shortly.

[lazakw]

hi,
any samsters that works or happen to be in doha tonight? freaking bored in the city becuase of a flight delay. love to meet some s'porean for drinks or any other happenings...

[ninjiom999]

Going to Abu Dhabi and Doha.
Anyone knows where to find any action?
There was a Abu Dhabi thread but think it got archived.

[subway73]

SO many,
go to sixty niners at deriah hotel

[jameskty2000]

hmmm... doha can look inside the ramanda hotel

[bardmad]

anyone care to share more info?

going there soon, and looking for room servicE or such~

[Jason357]

Will appreciate any leads in Doha from bros. Thanks.

[Lone_Wolf]

Originally Posted by ninjiom999

Anyone knows where to find any action?

Saw in the news the NATO and rebel forces are quite active around the region.

[EvoIX]

in abu dhabi, go check out le meridien hotel in the evenings, kinda orchard towers ... with prices to match.

or if you happen to stay at beach rotana (next to abu dhabi mall), hang around the hotel hair salon from abt 4pm and you will see a lot of stunners getting ready for work. russians and eastern europeans. didn't try, but heard they will set you back by at least DHS2000 (SGD700)!