Worth A Shot

Decided to make my second-ever visit to The Geisha Bath House a few weeks back on a Friday afternoon. This was before our nation's leadership decided to be a giant buzzkill about such things online, so I can say that I had seen reviews on a couple sites that were saying there was some decent talent there now. The first time I went, a few years ago, I decided I didn't want to touch any of the four girls that were the available choices. Improved talent was going to be my only barrier to going, and the reviews I saw indicated improved talent, so I decided to give it a shot after a visit to Club Bristol was only so-so.

The Geisha House is close to where you get onto the main drag that is East Wash from I-94, though it's obviously very different than what Ella's Deli used to be. The building itself is a little house with a gate-like structure that denotes the parking lot. It's right next door to a paint store and a hair salon. It's a safe area, not that there's any unsafe area in Madison, but note that, when you pull in and you're a guy, everyone's going to know why you're there.

You walk up to the door, ring the bell and are buzzed in. The receptionist encourages you to take a seat in their parlor-like living room. Much like at a doctor's office, they have a few magazines out, but these aren't the kind of magazines you usually see at a doctor's office (a certain bunny mag, the SI Swimsuit Issue, etc.). Shortly after you come in, the available masseuses come out to greet you.