The Brothel in Berlin, the Hauptstadtnummer
Flair Berlin is a erotic room rental in Berlin Weissensee. We rent rooms for shorter periods to couples or individuals. There is no possibility to stay overnight. On the following pages you will find advertisements from self-employed sex workers who have commissioned us to publish their advertisements here. The business connection takes place exclusively over the advertisers. The brothel "Flair Berlin" itself does not accept any orders and does not arrange any appointments. Please contact the respective advertiser under the contact details provided by her.
The prices only include the use of the premises including shower and toilet. The prices do NOT include the services provided by the advertisers. Please discuss the prices for this with the relevant advertiser yourself. Since the advertisers can be found here irregularly and not every day, please make an appointment. The advertisers are responsible for the information and photographs. The Brothel "Flair Berlin" does not accept any liability for the information provided by the individual advertisers.
User fee per guest
10 Minutes: 10,-€
20 Minutes: 20,-€
30 Minutes: 30,-€
45 Minutes: 35,-€
60 Minutes: 45,-€
all Prices incl. taxes
The advertiser with whom you come to an agreement takes the amount in trust and passes it on to the house.
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This website of the room rental
Flair Berlin.
contains erotic content and is not suitable for people under the age of 18 years
The “Costumers Pro Sexwork initiative“ is committed to a tolerant society in which all people can freely exercise their sexual rights.
With the kind permission of Harriet Langanke of the GSSG, we publish a collection of allegations and their responses to them here.
Association for erotic and sexual services
The BesD wants to improve the working and living conditions of sex workers and to inform and educate them about the different aspects of prostitution.
You will find parking spaces either directly at the Brothel on Roelckestrasse or in front of the EDEKA market on Pistorius Strasse. There you can park for 1.5 hours free of charge and the walk to Brothel is only 2 minutes. Please do not park in front of the Flair in the no-stopping zone. It hinders traffic and, above all, emergency and rescue services get through badly.
Thank You.
Your Flair Elves
OPENING HOURS
Mo - Thu: 10am - 7pm
Friday: 10am - 8pm
Saturday: 11am - 4pm
Closed on Sundays and Holidays
255 / 158
12 / M4 / M13
“Whores” and ‘hookers’ are discriminatory
The terms “whores” and “hookers” are historically very loaded. They are associated with moral condemnation and social stigmatization. They are often used as swear words in normal language and reduce sex workers to a misleading characteristic: the “sale” of their bodies. This is of course wrong, because nothing is being sold here, only a service is being offered. You can buy a television, for example, and then do what you want with it. Sell it on, give it away or throw it in the bin. It should be obvious to any reasonable person that this does not apply to sex work. It ignores the fact that sex workers are self-determined and decide for themselves which guest they offer which service. Sex workers are not “hookers” who work without self-determination! They are women (of course also men and gender-diverse people) who work in a service profession. There is a clear legal framework and most sex workers work with a high degree of professionalism. The term “whore” is also often used in the context of fraud or deception. There are a number of “neologisms” that use the term “whore” or “whores” in a negative way, which is another example of the devaluation of this profession.
That's why “whorehouse” is a dirty word
The word “whorehouse” is also derogatory and conveys the image of a dingy store in a dark backyard corner where women are exploited and shady guys hang around. This image no longer applies to many modern brothels. The vast majority of brothels are legal, have high hygiene standards and are run professionally. Sex workers find a safe working environment here and can exercise their personal and professional rights. It makes more sense to use the term “brothel”. A proper brothel is a regulated business in which sex workers simply go about their work and offers a business framework that provides security for everyone involved.
Respect and language: why we should say “sex worker” and “brothel”.
Our social image is very much shaped by our language. The way we speak to each other also shapes our attitude towards certain professions. Words like “whorehouse”, “whores” and “hookers” have been used for a very long time, but they actually only serve prejudices that tend to harm modern and self-determined sex work. Respectful terms such as “brothel” and “sex worker”, on the other hand, are helpful in establishing a factual and objective view of this industry.
Yes! Sex work is a profession
The use of positive or at least neutral terms is an important step towards improving the general perception of sex work. Sex workers deserve the same respect as other professions. The term “sex worker” describes the nature of the work in a neutral and factual way, without making a moral judgment.
The situation is similar with the term “brothel”. While “whorehouse” evokes negative associations, “brothel” stands for a business that, like many other businesses, operates under clear legal conditions. In a brothel, sex workers can work safely and have rights that they can enforce.
Language shapes reality.
By using the words “brothels” and „sex workers“ instead of “whorehouses” and “whores” or “hookers”, you help us to break down prejudices and establish a more respectful attitude towards people in this profession. This will not only benefit sex workers, but ultimately you too. After all, the recurring desire among some actors to ban and criminalize sex work (directly or through the back door of punishing clients) is essentially based on these outdated prejudices and clichés.
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