Dubai - Hotel Information

[QUOTE=Aimara;2666321]Marquis is. Last time I stayed there, checked in alone and asked for 2 keys and told them I may need a second one for my guest when she joins. Didn't bat an eyelid and just gave me a second key, I just walk in with the girl.[/QUOTE]So, there are 2 JW Marriott Marquis in Dubai. One in Deira and one in Business Bay. I have only stayed at the one in Deira about 14 years ago and didn't have any issue with taking girls to my room. Not even having to check them in, but that was a different day. Now, I only stay at the JW in Business Bay. They are Orange. Green prior to 10 pm and Red after 2 AM. From 10-2, I always take my girl up to the Vault for a drink, then back to my room.

I will be in Dubai this weekend for a week, always looking for a wingman, but I must warn you that I only chase CIS, mostly Ukrainian and Russian (guess soon to be all Russian).

I remember the Deira one well, recall they also had a great steak restaurant and cigar bar. I have not stayed at Deira in a while (10+) years, however am familiar with the MM in BB. Rare that I am coming back after 2 am so personally have never run into any issues with the hotel.

I just got back to London after 10 days in the UAE, would definitely have been up for chasing Russians / CIS for a few nights. They used to be very much my flavour of choice and have had some great experiences with them, however last few trips have been focusing more on various Asian ethnicities. Unfortunately will not be possible this time, but I will post on the forum in advance of my next trip. Always better to buddy up when out looking for girls.

[QUOTE=RushRider;2666447]So, there are 2 JW Marriott Marquis in Dubai. One in Deira and one in Business Bay. I have only stayed at the one in Deira about 14 years ago and didn't have any issue with taking girls to my room. Not even having to check them in, but that was a different day. Now, I only stay at the JW in Business Bay. They are Orange. Green prior to 10 pm and Red after 2 AM. From 10-2, I always take my girl up to the Vault for a drink, then back to my room.

I will be in Dubai this weekend for a week, always looking for a wingman, but I must warn you that I only chase CIS, mostly Ukrainian and Russian (guess soon to be all Russian).[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Aimara;2666479]I remember the Deira one well, recall they also had a great steak restaurant and cigar bar. I have not stayed at Deira in a while (10+) years, however am familiar with the MM in BB. Rare that I am coming back after 2 am so personally have never run into any issues with the hotel.
.[/QUOTE]The Deira JW Marriot which was next to Hamarain centre is closed now. It had one of the best Steakhouse. It had bar serving German beers and food next to Bamboo Lagoon buffet restaurant with dancers from Fiji. Wonderful place. Sad that the owners had decided to close it.

I don't understand people's resistance to having a guest registered. Hotel staff are actually going very much out of their way to offer you discretion and security when they register your temporary guest. Technically when you register a guest to room that person is, as far as the hotel is concerned, staying with you for the duration of the booking. So if you are staying for a week and have a guest added to your room on the first night, that guest could technically come back on day two, claim to have lost the key and get a fresh key programmed for her. Hotel staff know this and typically remove the guest the next morning. To be extra safe you should call and inform them that your guest has left. I personally prefer to have all my guests registered. The girl will always think twice about any shenanagans when she knows I have access to her real name and ID and that the hotel and security are all onboard with her visit. Sneaking a girl is the equivalent to yielding more leverage to the girl because she will see that you are hiding under the table from the start. Ever notice how an Uber driver is always more polite than a cab you waive down on the street ? When the service provider knows you have easy access to recourse and are in full control of your environment then they are more likely step up the service. Plus they'll see you are veteran, not some novice who is hiding from hotel staff.

[QUOTE=RebelLeader;2663989]Quick question which I don't think I have seen asked before.

If I come to a hotel and register a guest. Let's say guest A. She registers, stays and then leaves. Next night I want to meet another guest, say, guest be. Would the hotel know that this is a different guest. I know registration can also be for our safety, but would the hotel know that it's actually a different guest? Do they have facial recognition?

Thanks RebelLeader.[/QUOTE]

Thank you very much adimondo, for long time I was wondering the status of this hotel since all my trips are really short and can't waste a night in faulty trail.

Just a quick question, did you registered one visitor only in Al-Khoory Atrium or multiple visitors through your whole stay period, just to be sure if it's a green for visitors in general or green for only one additional person for the whole stay.

Thanksa.

[QUOTE=Adimondo;2665252]I confirm that as for February 2022 the Al-Khoory Atrium Hotel in Barsha is green with ID registration. Thanks to all gentlemen who have given hints to my previous inquiries.[/QUOTE]

Hello,

I'll be looking for a guest friendly hotel in Bur Dubai, and I think the area around the SHARAF DG metro station is good for the many hotels, restaurants and bars / clubs. My requirements:

1) ideally guests friendly hotel that does not make problems bringing girls to the room. I guess registering the girls at the reception is fine and safer for me, but I would not want to pay extra to the hotel.

2) I am good in calling the hotel that I find in [URL]booking.com[/URL] to make sure is guest friendly, but what should I ask. ? Just looking for recommendations on the "code of conduct" in order to ask the right questions in a polite manner.

Thanks!

[QUOTE=Martin00;2667793]Hello,

I'll be looking for a guest friendly hotel in Bur Dubai, and I think the area around the SHARAF DG metro station is good for the many hotels, restaurants and bars / clubs. My requirements:

1) ideally guests friendly hotel that does not make problems bringing girls to the room. I guess registering the girls at the reception is fine and safer for me, but I would not want to pay extra to the hotel.

2) I am good in calling the hotel that I find in [URL]booking.com[/URL] to make sure is guest friendly, but what should I ask. ? Just looking for recommendations on the "code of conduct" in order to ask the right questions in a polite manner.[/QUOTE]I always book for 2 guests. And at check in tell them my friend is still working and will join me later. You could say you have a friend joining you later and if they will send the friend to your room or you need to come and take her up from reception.

[QUOTE=Snow1998;2668061]I always book for 2 guests. And at check in tell them my friend is still working and will join me later. You could say you have a friend joining you later and if they will send the friend to your room or you need to come and take her up from reception.[/QUOTE]Good tip, and makes sense for a short stay or 1 guess visit. But what about stating 7-10 days and wanting to bring a different lady to the room every night?

What shall I preventively ask the hotel to make sure I don't get stuck at reception with the ladies?

Thanks.

[QUOTE=Martin00;2668475]Good tip, and makes sense for a short stay or 1 guess visit. But what about stating 7-10 days and wanting to bring a different lady to the room every night?

What shall I preventively ask the hotel to make sure I don't get stuck at reception with the ladies?

Thanks.[/QUOTE]Cheap Charlie's book one of the two four seasons in town and you have no issues, but yes you need to pay!

[QUOTE=Martin00;2668475]Good tip, and makes sense for a short stay or 1 guess visit. But what about stating 7-10 days and wanting to bring a different lady to the room every night?

What shall I preventively ask the hotel to make sure I don't get stuck at reception with the ladies?

Thanks.[/QUOTE]Come on, you do not ask such questions at reception. Which hotel will agree to such statement that you are going to bring different girls for 7 nights? Or they may say welcome Mr Casanova to our hotel in presence of other people including families at reception. There is simple solution to your challenge. Stay in Burjuman Rotana, book for 2 guests and like Snow has said tell them your other guest will join later. Then every night or day bring different girls. Walk to the lift as if you own the hotel and no one will bat an eyelid. Make sure on your first day you tip Aed 20 if you see a security guy standing around. That will help you in your walk of shame.

Hello everyone,

I have been a Lurker for a while but now I have started my subscription, I hope we get along well and wait for my reports.

I am now planning a long trip to Dubai focusing on the expo and mongering.

I want to ask about the hotels' situation in Dubai. I read the previous reports in this thread and these hotels looked guest-friendly to me:

Golden Sands Hotel Apartments.

Burjuman Arjaan by Rotana. Dubai.

Park Regis Kris Kin Hotel.

Crowne Plaza Dubai Deira, an IHG Hotel.

Byblos Hotel.

Al Khoory Atrium.

Moscow Hotel.

Al Khaleej Palace Deira Hotel.

(I never visited them so if any of them is not guest-friendly, please correct me).

I have some questions I hope you can help me with:

1- Do you recommend changing the hotel like every 3 nights to avoid suspicion?

2- Are there any other guest-friendly you recommend? And what do you recommend out of them?

3- Why focus on outcall in the first place if the risk is too high? Are incalls and going to her place a bad option?

4- Is it OK to take a cap to my hotel with girls that are clearly escorts?

5- Any tips for a new guy in Dubai?

Thanks in advance.

Stayed in park Regis during mid February. Absolutely no problem in bringing in guests from outside. First night picked up a Russian from the Moscow hotel car park, front desk was more than happy to register her. Second night picked up a Filipino from their Club 7. Asked the girl to register at front desk and she was like I know this hotel and no need to register.

Don't know how things will be during Ramadan season.

[QUOTE=DragonsSlayer;2668854]Hello everyone,

I have been a Lurker for a while but now I have started my subscription, I hope we get along well and wait for my reports.

I am now planning a long trip to Dubai focusing on the expo and mongering.

I want to ask about the hotels' situation in Dubai. I read the previous reports in this thread and these hotels looked guest-friendly to me:

Golden Sands Hotel Apartments.

Burjuman Arjaan by Rotana. Dubai.

Park Regis Kris Kin Hotel.

Crowne Plaza Dubai Deira, an IHG Hotel..[/QUOTE]

Good Day Gents.

Just need an update on WG friendly hotels in the Marina, tried air be&be as well. But the cleaning charges are crazy. 40-60 dirhams.

Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Also in down town, new burj khalifa.

CM.

[QUOTE=FreakyMango;2669095]Stayed in park Regis during mid February. Absolutely no problem in bringing in guests from outside. First night picked up a Russian from the Moscow hotel car park, front desk was more than happy to register her. Second night picked up a Filipino from their Club 7. Asked the girl to register at front desk and she was like I know this hotel and no need to register.

Don't know how things will be during Ramadan season.[/QUOTE]Good to get some recent / timely feedback on this place. Thanks for sharing.

[QUOTE=FreakyMango;2669095]Stayed in park Regis during mid February. Absolutely no problem in bringing in guests from outside. First night picked up a Russian from the Moscow hotel car park, front desk was more than happy to register her. Second night picked up a Filipino from their Club 7. Asked the girl to register at front desk and she was like I know this hotel and no need to register.

Don't know how things will be during Ramadan season.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the feedback. Very appreciated.