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[QUOTE=11Bravo;1294817]So to avoid trouble for HER, probably best to walk her out to the taxi when finished.[/QUOTE]The security guy at the lobby usually accompanies me to the spa or presses the button on the lift for me. I never fail to drop a 10 or 20 dhs note into his palm. If I were to rent a room there I'm sure I could bank on him for some help to avoid 'trouble' for my visitor. Its always nice to be on the good side of the small fry.
I can confirm that SAS Radisson, Media City is green.
When I booked the hotel I just booked for two persons and wrote Guest for second persons name. Had a visitor at 3am in the morning and it was no problem, no fees or anything.
It also possible during day and evening to take a visitor to room via the hotel bar and avoid security.
Karama is no more green. If you wish to take girls to your room than you need to book a room in girls name and she should be carrying original I'd. Basically its a good technique by hotel management during low season to make more money on the room rentals.
Guys need a help can you suggest a furnished apartment or hotel with a budget of around 50-60 dollars as I will be in Dubai for next 3 months. Help is appreciated.
[QUOTE=Mizak; 1267448]Dear Mongers.
The girls in Ratsky confirms that karama hotel is green. Didn't get chance to chk the rates but it must be on higher side.
Thanks,
M[/QUOTE]
Stayed at Ramada and found that girls need original passport which will be copied by reception, The security guy told me this is a new law that came in a month ago and `most` girls carry passport with them. I brought an african back that had to go get her passport and while I sat in the lobby a few mins a I saw a very well dressed and very hot african with a guy get turned away, I went to my room and 30 mins later the african girl knocked on my door so that went well. Next night I had a light skinned African who said she didn't have her passport only I'd card and in the taxi I was thinking `its cool cause I didn't really like her attitude once out of York` I was thinking she won't be allowed up and I can cut her loose, but be buggered if the same security guy allowed her through. So I can't give you a definitve answer, you can bring girls to Ramada but PAsspaort may be required. On a side note they charged me for wireless internet that didn't work despite me saying to them after an hour it was not working they demanded the 24 hour rate, I refused etc and settled on 3 hours, very bad form and I would expect better from a hotel like Ramada, I'd stay elsewhere.
[QUOTE=Davidson;1296304]Guys need a help can you suggest a furnished apartment or hotel with a budget of around 50-60 dollars as I will be in Dubai for next 3 months. Help is appreciated.[/QUOTE]Hi there, I've recently found the following accommodations to be GFdly and within your budget:
*) Rio in Bur Dubai, hotel GFdly going for $40 at the moment. Guest needs original I'd.
*) Citymax Bur Dubai, hotel GFdly going for $43 at the moment. Guest needs original I'd.
*) Arabiab Park near Wafi City, hotel GFdly going for $50 at the moment. Guest needs original I'd.
*) Arabiab Suites in Bur Dubai, hotel / apartment GFdly going for $52 at the moment. Guest needs original I'd.
*) Ibis Word Trade Centre Dubai, hotel GFdly going for $53 at the moment. Guest needs original I'd.
Good luck)
Mt
[QUOTE=Nickc;1116490]Thanks for tip. I'm cancelling my Panorama booking for next week, I suggest others do the same. The receptionist just pockets that 100 AED herself. I've just rebooked at Ramada Cheers Nickc[/QUOTE]Booked at the Panorama a few weeks ago and had booked a double room. When I checked in at 1100 pm the clerk asked who was the second person I told him she was not there yet he quickly informed me that I was not allowed to take a girl to my room unless it was my wife. So I told him to just charge me for one then. So maybe I didn't not say the magic words.
Stayed in the Rihab Rotana last week. Girl friend but lots of Arab families staying there so you'll have a walk of shame. Best not to bring a girl who gives attitude or is dressed too provocatively.
I picked up a Chinese lass from the Panorama. When I said where I was staying she stopped at her place on the way home for a shawl. Had her I'd with her. No problem getting her in, just the walk of shame.
When booking book for two and make sure the hotel is ok with someone who isn't your wife staying hehe. Generally the four and five star hotels are better for this I've found.
I'm back in Dubai in two weeks. Will be looking for a place to stay not too far from Bur Dubai where I can bring two girls back. Tried this before in the Seaview and they stopped me. Would appreciate any advice chaps. Nothing too pricey. Not worth it for one night.
Thanks,
S.
[QUOTE=TxDesertdic;1296404]Booked at the Panorama a few weeks ago and had booked a double room. When I checked in at 1100 pm the clerk asked who was the second person I told him she was not there yet he quickly informed me that I was not allowed to take a girl to my room unless it was my wife. So I told him to just charge me for one then. So maybe I didn't not say the magic words.[/QUOTE]Bad luck, I've heard Panorama hasn't been girl friendly in a long time.
Seems rather odd given the bar there is a mecca of prostitution hehe.
Found Metropolitan Hotel girlfrindly in [url]http://www.wgfriendly.com/en_hotelsRecord.php?id=39&s_country=17&[/url]
Cause these Informations can be wrong, has anybody experiences?
[QUOTE=Simultaneous;1300034]Seems rather odd given the bar there is a mecca of prostitution hehe.[/QUOTE]Cautionary rule of thumb would be the more a hotel's bar is known for wg's, the less the hotel itself will be guest friendly. (1 exception seems to be the Broadway Hotel and its coffee shop). York hotel prime example.
[QUOTE=11Bravo;1302216]Cautionary rule of thumb would be the more a hotel's bar is known for wg's, the less the hotel itself will be guest friendly. (1 exception seems to be the Broadway Hotel and its coffee shop). York hotel prime example.[/QUOTE]The Seaview allows you to bring girls back (as of the last time I was there two months ago). However they made us go back to the bar for an hour because CID were apparently checking the place. Not a huge problem except I picked up another girl and after an hour came back and was told I could only have one 'guest' in the room. Pity as a threesome was just what the doctor ordered hehe.
I'll be in Dubai again soon and would like to know which hotels are friendly for two girls rather than one. Does anyone have any recommendations?
S.
[QUOTE=Simultaneous; 1302700]The Seaview allows you to bring girls back (as of the last time I was there two months ago). However they made us go back to the bar for an hour because CID were apparently checking the place. Not a huge problem except I picked up another girl and after an hour came back and was told I could only have one 'guest' in the room. Pity as a threesome was just what the doctor ordered hehe.
I'll be in Dubai again soon and would like to know which hotels are friendly for two girls rather than one. Does anyone have any recommendations?
S.[/QUOTE]Normal hotels usually allow only double occupancy. You would most probably need an apartment hotel for that I guess.
[QUOTE=Greenspann; 1302053]Found Metropolitan Hotel girlfrindly in.
[url]http://www.wgfriendly.com/en_hotelsRecord.php?id=39&s_country=17&[/url]
Cause these Informations can be wrong, has anybody experiences?[/QUOTE]From happy personal experience (yesterday. I can confirm Metropolitan Deira is green. Make sure you tell your visitor (if coming separately) it is Metropolitan Deira, because she might end up in Metropolitan Palace, which is also close!
Was in Dubai last weekend and happy to report that 4 points sheraton on bank street is as green as ever.
When I walked in with the girl there were other people at reception desk so I went straight for the lifts and nobody stopped us.
[QUOTE=Snow1998;1302810]Normal hotels usually allow only double occupancy. You would most probably need an apartment hotel for that I guess.[/QUOTE]I think it depends. A couple of years back I had two in the room in the Seaview. Like a lot of things in the region it's not something that can be predicted. Hotel apartments tend to be more flexible though, you're right.
I've booked the Villa Rotana for this week. Will post on status after my stay.
S.