Gay Massage in SoHo, New York, NY

SoHo is the district south of Houston Street and north of Canal Street, between Lafayette Street and Sixth Avenue. Its cast-iron loft buildings, many from the nineteenth century, now hold flagship stores on the ground floor and large apartments above, and Broadway and Prince Street draw heavy shopping crowds on weekends. Cobblestones survive on Greene and Mercer Streets, and the side streets are noticeably quieter than Broadway.

The C and E stop at Spring Street on Sixth Avenue, the 6 stops at Spring Street on Lafayette, the R and W stop at Prince Street, and the 1 stops at Houston Street on the western edge. The B, D, F and M at Broadway-Lafayette serve the northeast corner.

Loft apartments with high ceilings and open floor plans make for spacious incall rooms, though they are expensive, so masseurs who list SoHo more often come to you. Visitors staying at the design hotels in SoHo and Hudson Square can book outcall without leaving the neighborhood.

Weekend sidewalks are crowded enough to slow a walk from the subway, so build in a buffer. In older loft buildings, the buzzer panel often lists company names instead of apartment numbers, so ask the masseur exactly which button to press. Freight elevators in converted buildings sometimes need a key or an operator, which is worth asking about when you book an outcall to a loft. Hudson Square, west of Sixth Avenue, has filled with media offices and newer hotels, and many masseurs treat it as part of the same outcall area. Canal Street traffic can be heavy at any hour, so walking the last few blocks is often faster than a cab.