Gay Massage in Greenwich Village, New York, NY

Greenwich Village centers on Washington Square Park and its marble arch, with New York University's buildings spread around the square and the blocks between Houston Street and 14th Street. Bleecker and MacDougal Streets carry the old coffeehouse and jazz-club history of the neighborhood, and the brick rowhouses north of the park are some of the oldest homes in Manhattan.

West 4th Street-Washington Square is the main station, served by the A, B, C, D, E, F and M, and the R and W stop at 8th Street-NYU on the east side of the neighborhood. The PATH train to New Jersey stops at 9th Street and Christopher Street, which is useful for clients coming from Hoboken or Jersey City.

University housing and small co-op apartments leave limited space for incall, so masseurs who list Greenwich Village often work from a room in a walk-up or travel in from the East Village, Chelsea or Brooklyn. Outcall covers apartments on the side streets and the small hotels near the park, and it is usually the simpler arrangement here.

The park fills with people on warm evenings and weekends, so allow extra time if you are crossing it on the way to an appointment. Ask whether the building has an elevator and a doorman, and settle the session length and focus areas before the masseur sets up. Fifth Avenue north of the arch is one of the quietest stretches in lower Manhattan after dark. The Jefferson Market Library on Sixth Avenue, with its clock tower, is a landmark that helps when describing the western edge.