Sharks is 10 times bigger in terms of number of girls and has much more 10 out of 10 model looking girls and more variety in looks and sizes etc. i went to venus on Saturday night and music was quite loud/ intense. Sharks is the kind if place you would be very happy to chill out for a few days, go in lunchtime have an early pop, go out into the large beer garden, hang out by the pool, have some barbecue, go to the big upstairs area where you can sauna, lazy spa or sleep in a bed. The music is quieter and more chilled. There is a constant stream of girls arriving during the day, some start at 11am, some start 4, some start 7 or in between. The girls are constantly walking round, trying to get eye contact and trying to talk to you. This aspect of sharks is what i like the most. So many incredibly beautiful girls walking around trying to get your attention and charm you into a session, even the beautiful ones try to make you laugh and convince you, they have great banter and they will show you there pussies, explain to you what prostati massage is and why you will like it (i still haven’t tried it 😂). My friend and i met a funny canadian and Scottish guy after our 2nd pops in sharks and we stayed another 5 hours to after 11 just drinking in the garden and by the bar, enjoying watching all the action going around and interacting with the girls, i had to say no to more than 5 or 6 incredibly beautiful model type early twenties girls after they had spent a few minutes cuddling me and chatting to them. Venus is definitely cheaper, less hard sell, the service in the room me and my friend got was great. But the good looking girls just sat down or walked past and ignored us. If you try to get the attention they ask if you want to go to room and that was it. It looked like a place where local germans go to get special treatment from their regular girls.
Sharks is a place where many international businessmen will go to for 2 days if they had a meeting in Frankfurt. A much more international clientele, Americans, Japanese etc.
