Gay Massage in Harlem, New York, NY

Harlem covers upper Manhattan from about 110th Street to 155th Street, with 125th Street as its main commercial street and the Apollo Theater at its center. Brownstone rows on Strivers' Row, in Hamilton Heights and around Marcus Garvey Park give the neighborhood some of the finest residential blocks in the city, and its place in Black LGBTQ culture runs from the Harlem Renaissance to the ballroom scene.

Transit is strong in both directions. The 2 and 3 run under Lenox Avenue, the A, B, C and D share an express stop at 125th Street on St. Nicholas Avenue, the 1 runs up Broadway, and the 4, 5 and 6 stop at 125th and Lexington. Metro-North also stops at 125th Street, which helps anyone coming in from Westchester or Connecticut.

Homes here are often larger than downtown, so incall spaces can be roomier and quieter than a Midtown studio. Outcall to Midtown takes about twenty minutes on an express train, and masseurs based here can reach the Upper West Side just as quickly.

Tell the masseur which line you are closest to and whether you prefer incall or outcall. If the address is a brownstone, ask which bell to ring, since many are divided into several apartments with separate entrances. Frederick Douglass Boulevard and Lenox Avenue have filled with restaurants in recent years, so it is easy to plan dinner nearby before or after a session. Marcus Garvey Park's fire watchtower and amphitheater sit in the middle of the Mount Morris Park Historic District, one of the neighborhood's quietest brownstone enclaves.