Dubai - Hotel Information

There was another report I did in the reports section to this effect, but for the record Le Meridien is super green if you bring some take-out entertainment back from Jules, the bar in the adjoining Meridien Village. Go in through the royal suites area (where all the Maybach limos are parked) and no stops. The fact that the bellhops all ask if you are looking for a "late night meal" and point out Dubliners and Jules certainly adds to an implicit green light as well. (on a previous stay a few weeks ago they all took pains during Ramadan to point out that Jules was closed but "would reopen in a few days").

The place is older by Dubai standards (meaning it is largely the same as it was in 2001 when I first visited Dubai, except for a few TV and internet-related upgrades and some improved restaurants in Meridien Village). But it is still very nice, and a much better value now than in the early and mid-00's. The take-out entertainment, maybe not so much.

Hi,

I have been regoular in Dubai from 2002 to 2008, now is quiet long time I'm not coming, I will come for 5 days at the end of October, I read many useful info in this thread but I still don't understand if Hyatt regency and Radisson Deira are red or green!

I will appreciate if somebody can help me so I can make my booking!

Hilton Jumierah. Absolutely Green

Made a short trip to Dubai.

First night. Hit York. Lots of PRCS, Filis, Africans. The Eritrians were very cute. Checked a few. They wanted to visit their place 10 minutes close to York. But refused blow jobs. So waited for a good bird. And found a Chinese cutie with a great attitude. Went back to Hilton and got to the rooms via the Poolside lift to avoid the WALK OF SHAME through the main lobby. No problems at all.. And a great night. Wanted to stay the whole night. Was fine with me. Very GFE. Paid 600 as agreed plus 200 for her attitude and great service.

Next night. Hit moscow. Great band. Good music. But the crowd was ver boring. Mostly drunk CIS chicks. Most of them 6s. Checked out and went straight ahead to Hyatt Regency Diera. Great place. Great collection. Found a Russian hottie. Stayed for 3 hrs. 1000. Worth the money. Would strongly recommend for a good selection.

Hilton Jumierah is super green.

[QUOTE=NetViking 2008] but I still don't understand if Hyatt regency and Radisson Deira are red or green!

I will appreciate if somebody can help me so I can make my booking![/QUOTE]

Look 4 posts down from your post.

Help is never far away.

Steve

[QUOTE=Steve Dubai]Look 4 posts down from your post.

Help is never far away.

Steve[/QUOTE]Thanks for your reply, I read before your post but is written that you don't know how is now, that's why I'm asking some help!

I recently stayed at the Crowne Plaza (SZR). Still definitely Green but now actively requiring passport copies from our companions. This was not the case last time I stayed at this hotel, so some tightening-up has taken place.

[QUOTE=Whatsgoingon]Just confirmation that its still GREEN. Took my beauty here earlier this week and walked confidently through the lobby and said good evening. No ID at all required. YMMV.[/QUOTE]

Just a quick update. I was here for a few nights this week and again had no problem, just walked in.

But, I did make a point of asking before going out and was told that my friend would need original ID. So just in case it might be worthwhile checking.

Quick note to all you fellow sportsmen,

Was in Dubai for a few days business trip last week, decided to come in a day early for some exercise so I ended up staying in two hotels;

1. Shangri-La SZR: Very green, booked a 2 bedroom suite with a friend, coming back to the hotel from the back entrance is straight to the elevators and no questions asked.

2. Towers Rotana: Still very green, although to my surprise the girl with me was asked to present an ID at the reception. Many moons before this was not the case. No other entrance unless coming back in from Long's Bar so the walk of shame was unavoidable, unless ofcourse you grab a quick drink before and then sneek in past the reception.

Hope this helps. Take care.

[QUOTE=Wolfie Mike]I recently stayed at the Crowne Plaza (SZR). Still definitely Green but now actively requiring passport copies from our companions. This was not the case last time I stayed at this hotel, so some tightening-up has taken place.[/QUOTE]

Wolfie

Good to hear from you and the young ladies with you :D

I assume that the passport is needed after a certain time as knowing you they arrive very early, you tie them to the bed and they dont leave the room :p

Trust our friend is definitely no longer a Greek virgin but I doubt she was in the first place :)

Hotels? Was at the Holiday Inn Express T3 the other day arrived late, met Lostwodpun the next day briefly (good to catch up LWP). Seemed fine to me, morning there were a few girls enjoying breakfast who were clearly not flying out the next morning

[QUOTE=Whatsgoingon]Just a quick update. I was here for a few nights this week and again had no problem, just walked in.

But, I did make a point of asking before going out and was told that my friend would need original ID. So just in case it might be worthwhile checking.[/QUOTE]Dear Whatsgoingon and Friends,

Yes absolutely, I confirm with you that it is still green. However, from my experience within several green places, if you officially ask the reception or any one in charge, they have officially to reply to you by a standard answer "An ID is required"

They have to provide this answer because on one hand, they are trained to do so and on the other hand, this is the documented procedure. They have no other choice but to say this.

But in reality, for such confirmed green places, if you go in with your girl, no one will stop you or even talk to you. Of course, even with such confirmed green places, always maintaining a low profile and and a low scene is the wise thing to go.

Take Care and Have Fun

Cheers,

Jimmy

I have stayed at Fairmont many times and bringing guests to the room is no issue at all.

Security near the lifts just smile all times

[QUOTE=Wicked Roger]Wolfie

Good to hear from you and the young ladies with you :D

I assume that the passport is needed after a certain time as knowing you they arrive very early, you tie them to the bed and they dont leave the room :p

Trust our friend is definitely no longer a Greek virgin but I doubt she was in the first place :)

[/QUOTE]

passport copies were required at 6 pm as well as later in the evening. Security guy was somewhat surprised when I came down to pick up a different visitor 3 times in 1 hour !! :)


They certainly didn't leave as quickly !!

[QUOTE=Free Happy Bird]Dear Whatsgoingon and Friends,

Yes absolutely, I confirm with you that it is still green.

Jimmy[/QUOTE]


Actually I got stopped on Friday night - there were quite a lot of security in the lobby and although my companion had a copy of ID they asked for the original, which she did not have with her tonight.

Luckily I was early at around midnight so I was able to use the, we are only going to the pub line which got us at least to the lifts.

So Four Points Bank st have a tightened policy which is sad, as I like their new king size rooms.....

Back to the Ramada then.

Any body please let me know that sea view hotel is girl friendly.