BrothelLife

I searched through the forums, but couldn't find any discussion about this...

A while ago I noticed some brothels had rooms you could book at to spend the night, I think I remember they came with an hour of a companions time or something like that.

Has anyone stayed at any of these rooms? If so is there a particular place or room you would recommend (since many seemed to be themed)? I assume you could book parties to take place in your room, is that the case?

I think it might make for a fun extravagant vacation some time to have a room right there, you could hang out with the women and have parties with them off and on, or just talk to them in a bar for a while if you needed a break and they were not busy. I also like to hike around Death Valley, so I figured I could even use the room as a base.

Thanks for any input!

This is a really good question. Can someone answer this?

I have hiked in Death Valley and visited the Devil's Golf Course and Badwater Basin. Furnace Creek Death Valley is approximately 60 miles west of Pahrump and 120 miles west of Las Vegas on Blue Diamond Road a.k.a. Hwy 160. A Park Ranger informed us to stay out of the shade, grass, brush and rocks, because rattle snakes lurk there, and your mobile phone will not receive in parts of Death Valley in case of an emergency. Furthermore, if you're snake bit, you may be 90 minutes from a medical facility. If you wish your room to be a homebase for Death Valley hiking, you may want to reserve a room at Sheri's Ranch. However, Courtesans may not party in your room, since parties must take place in the Courtesan's room or Sheri's Bungalows. The cost was $75 per night years ago, but it doesn't include any partying or a Courtesan's company or availability. You may accumulate free room nights after partying though. You can contact Madam Dena Duff at Sheri's Ranch (800) 506-3565 for details.


I prefer the client's rooms at Mustang Ranch. If you desire a Mustang Ranch room, contact Madam Tara at (800) 727-8638. Mustang Ranch is located on I80 at exit 28 in Sparks. You can visit historic Donner Pass where pioneers were stranded in 1846. A few of them ultimately survived by eating the dead members of their group. Donner Pass is approximately 40 miles west of Reno on I80. Reno area activities and sights include Hot August Nights, Great Reno Balloon Race, Street Vibrations, and historic Virginia City with its wooden sidewalks to mention a few.

If you visit Donner Pass we can play this game. Yes I actually own this.

Actually only one survived and possibly murdered the other guy before he died.

Thanks for the info! May reach out to Mustang Ranch then whenever I book this excursion...

I really should visit actual Donner Pass sometime, I've read about it before... if I do I'll reach out as I would love to try out that board game with you some time!