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[QUOTE=Shirish]Hi Friends,
I am planning to visit Dubai in last week of Feb.
Is Country Club Hotel is GF?
Any other suggestions on GF hotels?
Thanks[/QUOTE]
Country Club is owned by Ramee Group. As far as I know all their hotels are RED. Certainly Regent Palace and Ramee Royal are. Best avoid.
Be careful out there.
Steamer33
[QUOTE=Jll7]Hi
Would anyone know if the rydges plaza green? Also is it close by to places frequented by filipino's?
cheers all.[/QUOTE]
Rydges Plaza is slap bang between Jafiliya/Satwa on Al Diyafa Street - known locally as Little Manila.
However not a great sport for mongering as most Filis there, and there are plenty, have regular jobs.
Not too many bars there either. Certainly no action in Rydges.
Capitol Hotel and Jumeirah Rotana are nearby. But if you want Filis, best go to Ratskys or Seaview.
Be careful out there.
Steamer33
[QUOTE=Steamer33]Country Club is owned by Ramee Group. As far as I know all their hotels are RED. Certainly Regent Palace and Ramee Royal are. Best avoid.
Be careful out there.
Steamer33[/QUOTE]Country Club was ok when I stayed there in August.
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[QUOTE=Aamirr]Hi,
Can anyone tell me that York International is green or red, or may suggest me any reasonable price 2-3 star hotel which is green.[/QUOTE]most hotels that have a club in the triangle don't allow the girls up.
Imperials staying alive. Red
York. Red
And regal was alwayws red
If you want to be absolutely without any hassle? Try either ramada or dar all sondos.
I have a philipan girlfriend and when I go work during the day she has my second key and her friends who normally live in 6 or 7 girls in one appartment come to shower in turns and just enjoy it for a short while.
Take care!
[QUOTE=Aamirr]Hi,
Can anyone tell me that York International is green or red, or may suggest me any reasonable price 2-3 star hotel which is green.[/QUOTE]Greetings Aamirr, the Panorama hotel (2 stars) in Bur Dubai. That’s the home of the famous jockey's…among other things! And, WG green. But, if hotel booked for single a Dhs 100 is required for WG. Otherwise, a copy of passport for guest, only.
At the airport: central reservation ask for dusit Dubai 520 and cheaper green maybe a copy of docs.
5* nice and all expats.
Just a quick note to confirm that the Karama is certainly still GREEN. I stayed there for one night last weekend before moving to the Crowne Plaza Festival City.
I stayed there for two reasons, cheap (only 200 AED) a night and Ratskys. Dropped into Ratskys around 10:30 only to find the band started at 11. Picked up a relatively novice Fili who had only been in town five days. This turned out to be a mistake and should have raised the warning flags. She was a complete starfish. Still, taking her up to the room was without incident apart from an overzealous security guard almost stopping the lift. He didn't though and we were undisturbed.
Checking in to the hotel I was shown a room which had a distinct odour. On complaining, the bellboy immediately went next door and I moved rooms. No fuss and no smell. The room was fine and the hotel reminded me of the Delmon Hotel in Bahrain. Cheap, cheerful and with a great bar for hobbying. The rooms are big enough. Not particularly spectacular, but not total trash either. Ratskys reminded me of Diggers. Lots of women. In Diggers it's Thai and PRC, in Ratskys it's Fili. Will I return. Yes. Especially when they get the metro station functional. It's literally twenty yards from the hotel and will be a boon when operational.
The weekend was made up for the Saturday night with some help from Wicked Roger and his little black book of contacts. More on that in the Dubai forum.
To sum up. Karama Hotel is green and is cheap. Also, Crowne Plaza Festival City is green with no problems and the lifts are on the left of the entrance so that you can avoid a walk of shame past reception.
Cheers
Expatcat
[QUOTE=Aamirr]Just check the rates of Dar al Sondos and Ramada its quite high can any one suggest me any reasonable price hotel which is green and near to York International[/QUOTE]
Hi, Aamirr:
I just checked the SPG web site and, for any date tomorrow onwards, Dar Al Sondos offers minimum rates of 225.00 per night for double occupancy...
You may have a different opinion but, to me, that sounds MORE than reasonable!
Do remember that if you ask ask prices directly from hotels, they're usually a LOT higher.
Cheers.
Arabian Park Hotel is GREEN.
I like this hotel because it's cheap, and the rooms are clean.
However it's quite isolated. No buildings around it at all so you'll need to use cabs. Wafi is long walking distance mayB.
Could walk in and out with girls no problem. I doubt anyone even saw me.
I have just spent Sunday night at the above hotel, I can confirm it is very green absolutely no problem bringing my Chinese take away in at 21:00hrs.
Went out again around 22:30 after deed was done then returned around 01:00am no questions at all, no passport copy and no stares. Within walking distance to all major attractions of Dubai Eg Jockeys, Seaview, York etc.
May the force be with you.
Hi guys,
I would be staying at the Dal al Sandoos next week. I read in a report on the hotel that one can go directly to the underground parking and take a lift from there so the walk of shame is avoided. Has any one done that here? Can I ask my taxi to take me to the basement when I'm with a gal and no one would stop me?
Help guys
[QUOTE=Member #2396]Hi guys,
I would be staying at the Dal al Sandoos next week. I read in a report on the hotel that one can go directly to the underground parking and take a lift from there so the walk of shame is avoided. Has any one done that here? Can I ask my taxi to take me to the basement when I'm with a gal and no one would stop me?
Help guys[/QUOTE]Last time i was there you needed a card from reception to operate the parking barrier. I wouldn't use it to get a taxi down there, taxis don't go into hotel car parks as a rule so might arouse suspicion, especially after Mossad hit squads etc in Dubai hotels (best not wear tennis gear either!!). Lift from basement car park goes to lobby so you can't avoid it anyway. But the hotel is very green, don't worry about the walk of shame. No one else there will.
Be careful out there.
Steamer33
Hi everybody,
I'm booking my next trip in Dubai, any news about Hyatt Regency, is still red or is again green?
[QUOTE=Aamirr]Hi, Can anyone advise me any hotel name which is much cheaper than Dar Al Sandos and green.[/QUOTE]
Hi Aamirr, if you had taken the trouble to read just six posts down you would have seen that I posted that the Karama Hotel charges only 200 Aed a night and has Ratskys. . .
I believe that this answers your question, though it would help if you took the time to RTFF . . .
Cheers
Expatcat
Just returned from a short trip to Dubai. Stayed at Meridien hotel near the airport. The Meridiene village is very lively with chain of restaurents and the Joule's club. Although it was not a week end, the club was full of WGs at 11 pm and it was good to see the variety of Philis, CIS, African and Chinese. I was surprised to see two Indians; but before I could approach, both disappeared with someone. The Phili band was very entertaining. Asking rate was in the range of AED 800 for 2hrs, but managed to get a Chinese for 500. An average experience, nothing special to write about, but surely will not repeate her.
As for the hotel, it is absolutely Green. The staff was very cooperative and did not even ask for a copy of her passport as I accompanied her. The best option for entry is to use the back entrance leading to the Meridien village.
Deon123