Dubai - Hotel Information

[QUOTE=Awgodil]I was in Duabi last week and was looking for girl friendly hotel and was directed to Bin Suloom Plaza Appartments Deira. Before checking in i had inquired about bringing in female guest and i was informed that i would not be in need to bring guest from out side as plenty were available in house . Any way if i still wanted i would be charged dh 50. Well i stayed there 2 nights and belive me after 7 different groups would enter my room and joke around and would ask if service were needed or not this would go on till 3 am and i was informed the nos of room if i wanted any thing. Plenty of CIS girls Turkish and Iranis all young and attractive. Some on check out and reconfirm same. for short time Dh 200/- not bad[/QUOTE]

Awgodil,

This sounds almost too good to be true. How much did you pay for the place and where did you make the booking ? Any one else have the same experience with Suloom Plaza Apartments ?

Zee.

[QUOTE=Zee Dude]Awgodil,

This sounds almost too good to be true. How much did you pay for the place and where did you make the booking ? Any one else have the same experience with Suloom Plaza Apartments ?

Zee.[/QUOTE]Well I and my 2 other friend had this experience and we had rented 2 bed room appartment for 600 dh per nite which had two huge bedrooms one living room big enough with dininig and a kitchen and 3 baths. I did not expect this and was surprised but thats what happened pls ensure once you are booking at reception that what you are looking for just to ensure. Any way the girls were all young and good looking most of them. In case some one has this experience don't forget to reconfirm.

I am travelling from USA to India via Dubai. I have an 8 hour ( 6pm to 2 am) wait at the Dubai airport. Can anyone suggest a modestly priced hotel where I can take a short rest and call up an escort service for a quickie? Any suggestion will be appreciated.

Aurab

Stay at Broadway hotel in Diera area. 400 dirham is the room charge, dont pay more. They have ton of russian girls hanging out at their coffe shop and no problem with girls going to your room.

Aurab,

Ramada Continental with nightclub in the near of the airport.

Heading into Dubai Monday for three nights and looking to book either the Sheraton four points or the Ramada bur Dubai,fancy a little luxury and a hassle free time.

What are the resident experts opinions on these two hotels?

Thanks guys

Lover II and Riojunkie:

Thanks for the info.

Folks,

Is the Regent Palace Hotel girl-friendly?

Where do you suggest to go from there for action?

Thanks,

Tom

Hi,

I'm planning a short trip to DXB on the 6th July. I've perused the DXB Hotel forum right back to the beginning and can find no record of any posts regarding the New Peninsular Hotel. Does anyone have any info if it is 'friendly' ? I originally tried for Panorama, but it was full.

Any information would be appreciated.

Hope to see some of you on the 6th and 7th.

Cheers

Expatcat

[QUOTE=Tom2004]Folks,

Is the Regent Palace Hotel girl-friendly?

Where do you suggest to go from there for action?

Thanks,

Tom[/QUOTE]Folks,

now I can tell you: It is not girl friendly and it is a terrible hotel at all. If your want to have a girl they will charge you between AED 150 to 250 additional. But when I asked if I would be allowed to receive female visitors at my room, I got the rate of AED 200, 00 quoted, for "double occupancy". Five minutes later I got a call of an Indian guy from the hotel asking if I want to have girls - he could arrange for me. Of course without additional charge. I felt this is somehow strange.

My recommendation: Stay away from this hotel.

Have fun,

Tom

I was at Shangri La at the beginning of this month. They started charging 150 AED for each girl you take to the room per night! Please note.

I was trying to book a suite with the hotel directly and when I asked the guest policy they have told me that they do not allow guests these days.

Is this hotel (across from the museum) girl friendly? I am coming from Iraq and stay there often (since it has good internet, location, and is about AED 420/night), but I'm a bit afraid of causing trouble and needing to find somewhere else. The other option would be staying in another nearby hotel.

Also, if anyone wants to meet up at York or (my first trip to) Cyclone, it would be a bit more amusing during the selection process than just standing by the bar drinking diet coke.

That's right, the Sheraton Diera is girl friendly. In fact, they have access to a disco downstairs which operates on the same way of Cyclone or York. You just need to tell the security gaurd what room you are in, and they pretty much leave you alone. Apparently the Sheraton is one of the biggest ***** houses around.

I'm staying at the Sheraton. I usually try to be discreet, but in this case due to the girl I was with (review pending; she just left 2 minutes ago), we were FLAGRANT, and no one cared.

Details:

Parked next door and walked in. Doorman held the door open for us. Security was in the lobby and made no move. We walked past people in the lobby (it was around 0100), and no one said anything. We fucked (round one), and she decided she wanted a smoke, and had no lighter, and I was on a non-smoking floor, so she called room service for a lighter. They called back and said they couldn't do it, even when I said it was for smoking outside, due to being a non-smoking floor/room.

We went out for more condoms, lighter, etc., and came back. I parked in the lot, and the attendant was friendly. Walked though the lobby again with a pack of durex.

She then called the lobby for a taxi. She said she worked at this hotel a lot, heh.

So I think as long as you're somewhat respectable looking (i.e. like a guest, or someone with AED 5k in his pocket), there are no problems at this hotel.