Gay Massage in Gramercy, New York, NY

Gramercy takes its name from Gramercy Park, a private, gated square between 20th and 21st Streets that only residents of the surrounding buildings can enter with a key. The streets around it hold prewar co-ops, clubs and quiet townhouse blocks, and the neighborhood blends into Union Square to the west and Stuyvesant Town to the east.

The 6 stops at 23rd Street and 28th Street on Park Avenue South, and the L stops at Third Avenue on 14th Street. Union Square, a few blocks west, connects the 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q, R and W, which makes Gramercy one of the easiest places in Manhattan to reach from Brooklyn and Queens.

Sessions here can go either way: outcall to co-op and rental apartments, or incall at a studio a short walk from Union Square. Evenings are quiet on the residential blocks, which suits a late appointment.

Co-op buildings sometimes require the doorman to call up before any visitor enters, so warn the front desk in advance. When you message, include the nearest avenue and cross street, and say whether you want a firm or light touch so the session can start on the right foot. The Union Square Greenmarket fills the square on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, which slows foot traffic around the station on those mornings. Irving Place, running south from the park to 14th Street, is lined with restaurants and brownstones and is one of the calmest ways to walk into the neighborhood from Union Square. Stuyvesant Square, split by Second Avenue, is another quiet landmark on the eastern side.