Dubai - Hotel Information

[Bizzie]

Before I go and screw up my reservations, aren't there 2 Ramadas in Dubai?
Is the Bur Dubai Ramada, the one with 'split level' rooms as shown on their website?

[Meshal]

Went to Dubai last weekend and decided to stay at The Ramada Bur Dubai hotel which is very girl friendly. The hotel has a club called rumors which has a mix of CIS , Turkish, and African girls. If you decide to stay at the hotel you don't have to pay the cover charge for the club and get a drink for free.

The best thing about staying at the hotel is that you have stairs connecting all the floors to the club side entrance , so its like having your own VIP entry ,in which any girl that sees you coming out of the side door instantly knows that you live in the hotel and the LT rates drop.

Also when you pick up the girl you can tell her what room your in and you can walk up the stairs to your room so you don't have to go through the walk of shame, The only thing the hotel requires is a copy of her passport. On another positive note the hotel is ideal for picking up SW which are just across the street. Not to mention york , Rockeffelas and TGIT are 5-10 minutes walking .

The Ideal hotel for Mongering

[Jack S]

Computers at Four Points are a bit wonky as they are using Windows 98. As well, you can't just plug in your laptop as there is a client application that has to be activated prior to your use. Ramada Bur Dubai's system is better and the rooms have a nice work area as well.

[Steve Dubai]

bizzie,

if you stay at the crowne plaza you can get in the club, whether your with a girl or not.

in terms of internet access, i know grand hyatt, emirates towers and probably most of the 5 * hotels have high speed internet access.

for more reasonable priced hotels, try the ramada bur dubai (they have recently renovated thier rooms). the sheraton 4pts club floor rooms have a pc with internet access in the room (never checked if there is a plug for a laptop), but i think its isdn, not adsl.

[Bizzie]

toni,
hilton dubai jumeirah is girl-friendly, based on my one stay there. plenty of girlie traffic, but mostly from outside (other clubs). i am not sure of the action in the hotel itself.

it was my impression that zinc at crowne plaza only allowed couples to go in. may be greasing the security man's palm is helpful, i'm sure.

does anyone know of a few hotels with high-speed access in the room?
thank you.

[Toni Tiikeri]

Hi,

I am back in Dubai later this month and this time staying at Hilton Dubai Jumeirah. Any comments on the hotel, wheather its girl friedly and if they have any girls going around there. If not whats the closest bar to visit.

Last time I was in Crowne plaza and I have to say that the partying at the night club downstares was wild even at western standards. Finally met a nice African nubian queen there and took here up to my room, no problems.

Had really fun, fun fun for the whole night and re-run in the morning, all for 100 Eur which I found very reasonable.

Comments and advice are appreciated.

Thanks

Tom

[Porthos]

Hi all,

Heading up to Dubai from NZ for a few days in Jan. Any of the Emirates related (as in their short break) hotels gurl friendly?

I will post a note on the other forum so I can catch up with other mongerers.

Cheers in advance.

[Nice Guy 99]

I'm a few months old on this Worf but it doesn't seem to be a problem to bring GFs into the Creek.

[Worf1972]

Is the post below I stated still true about the sheaton creek?
Still bring girls in that way?

[Irish Lad]

Hello all,

I have just returned from 11 nights in Dubai and confirm that the Al Bustan Rotana beside the airport is still very friendly.

I returned accompanied to the hotel on 9 nights at times ranging from 11.00pm to 3.30am without once been stopped. Not even for photocopies of visas etc.

Irishlad

[BodyRockerForU]

Worf, Sheraton Dubai Creek and Sheraton Deira are different properties.

BR

[Worf1972]

Curious is this the same Sheraton as posted below some time back?:


Sheraton Dubai Creek Hotel

This place is extremely girl friendly, I encountered no problems at all
from security or reception, when bringing a girl back.

I wasn't the only one who was there for some fun, when I was checking in
a CIS walked up next to me and asked the recptionist for her client, the
receptionist just pointed her in the right direction, no papers or
questions asked for.

One important thing, if you don't like getting watched walking in to your
room with a girl, then choose a high floor (I took one on the 6th floor).
Basically in the lobby, where there is seating for guests to relax, they
can see the first 4 floors worth of all the doors as they look up and
around.

Apart from that there are two ways to the lifts at the back of the hotel
to get to your room. As you enter the hotel if you go left, then you walk
round to the hair salon, restaurants and then to the lift. If you walk
through the middle (Sofa Seating and tables) you will most likely get
spotted by other guests. If you walk to your right you will have to go
past the reception desks and then hit the lifts. Well rather than walk on
the left and probably get stopped and asked to go to sign her in (never
happened), I chose to walk by reception everytime with the girl

[BodyRockerForU]

Friends, just wanted to update abourt Sheraton Deira.

Stayed at Sheraton Deira. Cost 625 Dh inclusive of taxes (without Breakfast ). The rooms are just allright and nothing great about them. However I can say now that it is Girl Friendly.

In the night I had an hour before the flight , so went down to the Disco of Sheraton Deira. It is situated just outside the hotel and the entrance is free for hotel guest.

The place was flooded with girls, almost double the number of guys. Mostly from CIS but also few Chinese. Quality mostly 6-7 but few 8's also.

On my way back I saw few hotel guest bringing the girls back to the hotel and the security just asked for copy of residence permit of the girls and let them in.

It was simple the girl would just go to a small shop on the left of lobby to make photocopy of her papers and hand over the same to security and off they went to the room with the guests.

BR

[JustSumFun]

Faisal

Hi,

I will appreciate it if some one can post more information regarding Al Shams apartments mentioned in JSF's report. I would like to know the location and rent details.

Regards

Faisal

Well you can choose between a studio and one bedroom apartments. Unlike the hotels you wont get a mini fridge full of drinks so you have to have your on arrangement. The one bedroom apartment that our friend stayed at was quite spacious. But as I said it is not a 5* place. Just an apartment building with normal apartment facilities.

The rates. Now that is a tough one. Our friend paid 250 dhs per day. But he was here from sunday to wednseday That means weekdays. On weekends the rates could be higher. Due to Gitex and the Scorpion concert the rates could be higher. One member from the forum took the contact number etc from me and called up to book for next week (Gitex week) and was told it is all booked up. He asked the rate for information and was told 400 dhs.

So depending on the situation the rate fluctuates.

Hope this is some help.

Justfun

[RedBaron2]

Q Music:

If it is "Le Meridien Dubai" Hotel, close to the airport, it is quite friendly.
Never had problems. The lounge is quite large and you can get to the rooms through the pool garden, out of sight.
There is also a convenient backdoor entrance, on the side of "Le Meridien Village", where all the restaurants are.
There you will also find "Jules Bar", a pub with a nice philipino band, with a decent selection of working ladies, mostly CIS.

Red