Dubai - Hotel Information

[Blood Red]

ONo one stays in this area is it to touristic her than?

Rotana's are usually green. Media Rotana I'm quite sure would still be green. Plus, keep in mind that non married people can now legally stay together in Dubai, so I'd reckon we are going to see a lot more green hotels now. The ones that cater to Families will be the exception of course and the ones that want to avoid the issues that come with it.

[Desert Sandman]

Shortly, which of these hotels is green?

1. Citymax Barsha.

2. Alkhoory Atrium Hotel Barsha.

3. Golden Tulip Barsha.

Earlier this month I stayed in the Golden Tulip in Barsha and I can confirm that it was green. The hotel had only just reopened after being closed due to covid-19, so there were very few other guests staying at the hotel.

I arranged to meet my first girl in the hotel bar and the hotel reception took a scan of her ID just before we went up to my room. When she returned the next night the hotel did not ask for her ID as she was already 'checked in'. On another night I tried to bring in a different girl who had an expired Emirates ID. Initially this was rejected as the ID had expired, but she then showed the guy at reception a colour copy of her passport that was on her phone. We were asked to print off a copy of the passport at the nearby stationary shop, which we did for two AED, and five minutes later we were back at the hotel and up in my room.

[Kokoss1]

ONo one stays in this area is it to touristic her than?

Hi as I travel often in dxb I always stayed at Al karama, burj areas and I am tired of this area. Even though I liked it as no need for car travell to visit most MP and incalls LOL.

Does anyone have a good medium cost hotel in Marina area to recommand with near spas, or inhouse bars, resto and maybe in house WG?

I checked out Media One and Crowne plaza which seem green but you never know they often change colors.

Question:

I am curious after reading forum members or rules that say no exact info on contact locations for exact locations of MT, salons etc yet we are allowed to mention Hotels names if green or not?

What is the difference here, LE check both anyways don't they?

Thank you ahead for help here.

[FFMholco]

Despite what others have said (and I agree with that) there is a way, Stayed there and done it.

Can't tell you openly but PM me and can assist so look forward to the PM.

Thanks a lot. This is off topic but for some reason I cannot PM you. Don't see the option.

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[Kokoss1]

Hi as I travel often in dxb I always stayed at Al karama, burj areas and I am tired of this area. Even though I liked it as no need for car travell to visit most MP and incalls LOL.

Does anyone have a good medium cost hotel in Marina area to recommand with near spas, or inhouse bars, resto and maybe in house WG?

I checked out Media One and Crowne plaza which seem green but you never know they often change colors.

Question:

I am curious after reading forum members or rules that say no exact info on contact locations for exact locations of MT, salons etc yet we are allowed to mention Hotels names if green or not?

What is the difference here, LE check both anyways don't they?

Thank you ahead for help here.

[Wicked Roger]

Hi all,

This is my first time in Dubai and I read (even here on the forum) different opinions. Starting Friday I will be staying at the JW Marriot Marquis Hotel for one week. Usually I don't go to hookers but rather Tinder or do other normal dates and when it's good, take them to my room. Is this ok in Dubai? What could possibly happen? Do you have experience with the JW Marriott? Since they do have public restaurants / bars, I expect it should not be the difficult to sneak a girl into you room for a couple of hours. Right?

Despite what others have said (and I agree with that) there is a way, Stayed there and done it.

Can't tell you openly but PM me and can assist so look forward to the PM.

[Plush Tiger]

Hi all,

This is my first time in Dubai and I read (even here on the forum) different opinions. Starting Friday I will be staying at the JW Marriot Marquis Hotel for one week. Usually I don't go to hookers but rather Tinder or do other normal dates and when it's good, take them to my room. Is this ok in Dubai? What could possibly happen? Do you have experience with the JW Marriott? Since they do have public restaurants / bars, I expect it should not be the difficult to sneak a girl into you room for a couple of hours. Right?

Check this post and the ensuing conversation http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...634&viewfull=1#post2066634 about what could happen for not registering you guest. Although the circumstances are quite different, this is a sensitive topic still. I even once got called in the room for going in with a family member who was staying there without registering.

Stay safe.

[AMA111]

Hi all,

This is my first time in Dubai and I read (even here on the forum) different opinions. Starting Friday I will be staying at the JW Marriot Marquis Hotel for one week. Usually I don't go to hookers but rather Tinder or do other normal dates and when it's good, take them to my room. Is this ok in Dubai? What could possibly happen? Do you have experience with the JW Marriott? Since they do have public restaurants / bars, I expect it should not be the difficult to sneak a girl into you room for a couple of hours. Right?

Don't let the big busy vibe fool you, JW have cameras and excellent security surveillance, so just register your guest at the reception to be on the safe side.

[AnotherDay]

Hi all,

This is my first time in Dubai and I read (even here on the forum) different opinions. Starting Friday I will be staying at the JW Marriot Marquis Hotel for one week. Usually I don't go to hookers but rather Tinder or do other normal dates and when it's good, take them to my room. Is this ok in Dubai? What could possibly happen? Do you have experience with the JW Marriott? Since they do have public restaurants / bars, I expect it should not be the difficult to sneak a girl into you room for a couple of hours. Right?

Well. Most of the time you cannot "sneak" in a girl. But she can just register herself in reception and go with you in the room. Most of the hotels allow that. Just not the extremely cheap one.

[FFMholco]

Hi all,

This is my first time in Dubai and I read (even here on the forum) different opinions. Starting Friday I will be staying at the JW Marriot Marquis Hotel for one week. Usually I don't go to hookers but rather Tinder or do other normal dates and when it's good, take them to my room. Is this ok in Dubai? What could possibly happen? Do you have experience with the JW Marriott? Since they do have public restaurants / bars, I expect it should not be the difficult to sneak a girl into you room for a couple of hours. Right?

[DxbProwler]

Greetings Gents,

I'm planning a daycation (early check-in and check out by early evening) in or near the DIP area. Or as close that side of town as possible. Nothing too expensive.

I'm frankly not even sure if the person I'd be with has an EID. Would a passport with tourist visa also work? Preferably, I wouldn't want this person to have to show any ID at all, and perhaps go straight up from a basement entrance or something.

Any recommendations??

Thank you,

DP.

[Blood Red]

The suggestion made by our esteemed colleague sounds interesting. How convenient would it be to stay in a hotel with round the clock in-house entertainment on tap? Imagine waking up with morning wood and ordering a BBJ from room 112 followed by pancakes from in room dining! Seriously, I don't think I would ever check-out. Has anyone ever experienced this kind of set-up? !

Hey mate, I sure have, this set up is the standard operating procedure in Bahrain. Almost every furnished apartment and hotel is a working girl house, with 40-50 girls. At least it was like that back in the day and I'm talking about 2008 to 2016 when I went to Manama almost every weekend from Saudi Arabia. You check into a hotel or apartment, you get the WG room numbers from the bellboy and call them up to check and take. In many cases, as soon as one would check into the hotel or apartment, the girls would come directly to your room, no need to even call them. The notorious Phoenicia Hotel comes to mind. It was the first time in my life that I witnessed a scene like that.

Byblos and some other hotels in Dubai and RAK have this same method it seems.

Question, which Byblos is this. Is it the one in Al Barsha or Marina?

[Fake It]

Just to clarify, Byblos and the neighbouring Signature Hotel are red only if you try to bring a girl from outside. The top two floors (14 & 15) of Byblos are reserved only for the Russian / EE / CIS WGs who offer incalls. Most of these WGs are on MR. Since the lifts are not key-operated, you can just go straight to the rooms for incalls without any interference (except temperature check these days). Just make sure that you keep your body temperature within limits and do not get too excited in a build up to your incall meeting. LOL.

If you are staying at Byblos, you also have the convenience of inviting a guest anytime from the top two floors.

The suggestion made by our esteemed colleague sounds interesting. How convenient would it be to stay in a hotel with round the clock in-house entertainment on tap? Imagine waking up with morning wood and ordering a BBJ from room 112 followed by pancakes from in room dining! Seriously, I don't think I would ever check-out. Has anyone ever experienced this kind of set-up? I wonder if GFE services qualifies a hotel for an additional star rating. Certainly would in my book!

[Fake It]

LOL, there is no such rule, you know how many actual non married tourist couples visit DBX? Secondly how are they going to verify you are married, there isn't some card holding document that says HEY WE ARE MARRIED. So they have no way of even verifying that information. Some hotels simply have the rule of needing to check in together, that's as far as it goes, none of this other stuff of you also need to be married.

I'm no lawyer, but I think the only regulations imposed by Dubai tourism authorities is that any occupant in a room at anytime must be registered at reception with valid ID. It's more of a safety and security stance rather than one of monitoring morality. Now, hotels and individual staff can choose to implement that rule as they please, typically ranging from 'All guests must be entered at checkin' or 'one visitor per stay' or 'any visitors, anytime, just register'. Hotel management will lean from one end of the spectrum to the other depending on a number of factors like; season, demand, incidents involving LE, the particulars of your booking, your familiarity to staff, moon sighting, humidity, etc, etc.

In today's environment, most hotels should allow a single occupant to have at least one visitor added at any point during a stay. If they say otherwise they are just being overly cautious and probably don't want 'your type' in their establishments anyway. Screw them. These dinosaurs of the hospitality industry are on the cusp of extinction anyway.

Personally, I am allot more comfortable having my guests registered rather than finding establishments that turn a blind eye to you sneaking them him. Safer for everyone. But understand some may be more concerned with protecting their privacy.

[Makaveli87]

Damn it. I tried calling and checking. Told I am checking in with my GF and they said they allow only married couples. Guess I will pick this hotel next time.

LOL, there is no such rule, you know how many actual non married tourist couples visit DBX? Secondly how are they going to verify you are married, there isn't some card holding document that says HEY WE ARE MARRIED. So they have no way of even verifying that information. Some hotels simply have the rule of needing to check in together, that's as far as it goes, none of this other stuff of you also need to be married.