Dubai - Hotel Information

[QUOTE=Doctopuss]Hooray, Piperman is finally tempted to try out Broadway, can't wait to see the FR whenever it happens. Infact this has to be witnessed, wouldn't mind popping into Dubai for just a day or two on the historic occasion :)

Keep Broadening!
Doc![/QUOTE]LOL. Tempted, yes, but check this out: Royaltan Hotel, Deira - $49. Very close to Broadway Hotel, and the photos on their website show a pool table and a number of sexy CIS-looking and Arab girls sitting alone at the bar, saying "Come Piper, come ..." ;)

Click on "leisure facilities" and this is what you will find:

[i]"Golden Cue Snooker Club. The most delightful way to polish your skills on the game! A one of its kind snooker club in town for all interested amateurs and budding pros!"[/i]

Classic! I'm going to call them to ask a few 'probing' questions.


[url]http://www.southtravels.com/middleeast/uae/royaltonhoteldubai/index.html[/url]

oh well you can't beat a pool table!!!

but did you see the room with three beds...tells you who this hotel is really serving...lol! I'd always take the fact that I can pick up a girl of my choice without even getting out of my night pajamas over anything else any day. Well that's just me...oh by the way, I love pool tables, maybe for $149, the room with the table can be booked LT for a more interactive GAME of filling up lovely holes.

Best of luck and cheers to the ever wonderfull opportunities and options Dubai has to offer us men!
Keep smiling!
Doc!

[QUOTE=Doctopuss]oh well you can't beat a pool table!!![/QUOTE]True, but unfortunately, while Royalton looks sexy on the internet, it's definitely not GF (I just called them: "And if I bring in a guest?? "Not allowed Sir". "Are you sure?" "Definitely not allowed Sir"). Could be a good pick-up place though.

I also called:

- Ramee International: 260DH + 120 for "guest" = 380 (original documents required).

- Broadway Hotel: 550DH Single.
Piper: "And if I bring a guest in?"
Cute-sounding receptionist: "No problems, I let you bring her in for free".

- Arabian Park Hotel: 350AED single or double. (275AED if booked through dubaiplanner website I posted below). The receptionist and I played 'cat and mouse' about the "Guest Policy" for a while, so I just said "I think you know what I mean". She said "Ah, a girl from overseas?".
Definitely GF, no extra charge. Photocopy of passport and visa sufficient.

- Panorama Hotel: GF. 300DH + 100 for friend. "Friend" doesn't need to show documents. (Maybe the 100 'friend fee' can be avoided too).
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In sum:

Arabian Park is cheapest, but not walking distance to hotspots (so add 30-40DH for round-trip in cab.

Panorama has Jockeys and Fire'n'Ice bars (hit and miss IMHO) and is walking distance to all Golden Triangle places (but it's getting damn hot to walk now).

Broadway has the novelty appeal.

[QUOTE=Piper1] where I was de-virginized in my early days in Dubai. [url]http://www.southtravels.com/middleeast/uae/rameeinternational/index.html[/url][/QUOTE]
Piper

That is a word I could never use in the same sentence as Piper! Think you were born de-virginised :)

Thankfully Wildcat knows me and thinks am innocent so Abu Dhabi will host a 'meeting'. Will let you know if I am in Dubai via the PM

WR

Do all the nice hotel spas only provide male to male massages in Dubai?
Recently was in DXB, and was unpleasantly surprised by this fact.
Stayed at both the Grand Hyatt and the Burj.

Is this true for all hotels?
are there any which would have women massaging men? With or without extras? I need a good massage, more than anything else.

[QUOTE=Chacha]Do all the nice hotel spas only provide male to male massages in Dubai?

Recently was in DXB, and was unpleasantly surprised by this fact.

Stayed at both the Grand Hyatt and the Burj.

Is this true for all hotels?
are there any which would have women massaging men? With or without extras? I need a good massage, more than anything else.[/QUOTE]Try Ramada Burdubai. Not in the same league as Burj or GH but in my last two stays got RMT quality massage from a beautiful Russian female. Strictly no extras though. Pleasant atmosphere. She claimed that she was a PT in Russia. May be.

Cool Nomad

Can someone help? I travel regularly to Dubai, I normally stay in the Radisson Deira Creek which if GF. Next trip I want to stay the other side of the Creek and want a 4/5 star hotel which is equally GF. Where should I look?

[QUOTE=Chacha]Do all the nice hotel spas only provide male to male massages in Dubai?[/QUOTE]There used to be a Thai massage place on SZR, opposite side of the ShangriLa. My understanding, strictly legit. Don't know if it's still there or not; lot of construction blocking sight of the SHORT side street it was on.

[QUOTE=Cool Nomad]She claimed that she was a PT in Russia. May be.

Cool Nomad[/QUOTE]Wouldn't be the first Russian PT that I have met! lol.

Seriously - for genuine massage there are several good Thai places in Dubai.

Hey guys,

This hotel is no longer GF. I was in for a real rude shock when I checked in last week for one day and I have been here several times before and never had any problems with ladies coming up to my room.

I called up one of the regulars and she told me that the place will not allow ladies anymore even if they have their original passport. Called up the reception and concierge who both confirmed the same.

Thank god for EM's place being nearby where I managed to get some excellent action with this hot hot Siberian babe.

If anybody knows about the status on Four Points in Bur Dubai then let me know as that is my other favorite hunting ground.

Ciao.

[QUOTE=Ohio29]If anybody knows about the status on Four Points in Bur Dubai then let me know as that is my other favorite hunting ground.

Ciao.[/QUOTE]I was at the Four points just over a week ago and can confirm it is still very green!

[QUOTE=Ohio29]Hey guys,

This hotel is no longer GF. I was in for a real rude shock when I checked in last week for one day and I have been here several times before and never had any problems with ladies coming up to my room.

I called up one of the regulars and she told me that the place will not allow ladies anymore even if they have their original passport. Called up the reception and concierge who both confirmed the same.

Thank god for EM's place being nearby where I managed to get some excellent action with this hot hot Siberian babe.

If anybody knows about the status on Four Points in Bur Dubai then let me know as that is my other favorite hunting ground.

Ciao.[/QUOTE]


I can also confirm that Four Points Bur Dubai is still VERY green and WG-friendly. The security staff and lobby workers rarely even glance up, and very short "walk of shame."

You mentioned Sheraton Diera. But does anybody know if Sheraton Dubai Creek is still green?

[QUOTE=Chacha]Do all the nice hotel spas only provide male to male massages in Dubai?
Recently was in DXB, and was unpleasantly surprised by this fact.
Stayed at both the Grand Hyatt and the Burj.

Is this true for all hotels?
are there any which would have women massaging men? With or without extras? I need a good massage, more than anything else.[/QUOTE]

Approx. two years ago Dubai Minicipiality ordered all hotels to ensure massages are provided by same gender employees, i. e. men to men, women to women. As to my knowledge all (upclass) hotels and spas do follow this rule. The only exception I experienced the AMP's offering service in the newspapers (at least one well known newspaper). However you can be pretty sure nearly all (upclass) hotels will not provide anykind of extra you may look for.

If it is about a good, relaxing massage only, I personally do prefer a man masseur because he can do it stronger than most of the ladies. However I am a bliever a good massage should pain at least a little bit.

Further if you pass through the forum (Dubai forum) you will find reports stating they were highly satisfied with the services of the AMP's who provide cross gender massage. I personally did not share this experience, however.

Greetings,
Tom

Greetings to everyone,

while I am always staying at the same place in Dubai and its GF I could not check if the following procedure will be working at Dubai too.

To avoid any trouble bringing in "a guest" when staying in hotels abroad, I normally check if there is a difference in the room rate for a single or double occupancy. As long as you do not take breakfast included most hotels will not make different rates, consequently I do book for 2 person.

At check-in, when asked, I just state "spouse" (well, I can be quick with my engagements from time to time) will come later and ask for a second key at check-in.

Later, when returning to the hotel, either from disco or having met the outcall OUTSIDE of hotel, in case we are asked by security I state both are guests of hote and/or show keys.

Sometimes you have to argue somewhat and/or they will do a copy of the passport or passport copy, but finally you get what you want: A girl at your room.

A word of waring: I used the before proceeding in Asia and some Middle East contries, but you should not try restrictive countries (Iran, SA, Yemen, etc.). Further, it is likely the hotel invoice will show 2 person. Consider this prior to passing the invoice on to your accounts department.

Another alternative at least for those frequently travelling and staying at hotels is to enroll in the hotels customer loyalitiy programms. Some of them offer, at least if you develop your status, free accommodation of "spouse/familiy".

Hope the before is of use to you folks,

Tom

P.S.: While typing this I just remembered I did this proceeding at Ibis Hotel Dubai when staying private. Obviously there was nor real need as Ibis is said to be GF.

Hi,

New hotel oposite the Grand Haytt but very far from city (about 60-70 dhms = 20$ for return taxi fee) qualiy is good each floor have very big tv and newspaper room. Low price is for weekend Friday-Sunday with breakfast+lunch+dinnir+6 drinks but your menu is limited 2 or 3 selection in main food

Superir room 465Dhm just soft drink and 525Dhm with alcohle drink.

Rooms not as big as they show in site.

There is a bar Oasis but always few people.

In my idea if you choose a hotel in city center it is better unless you rent a car but in the main raod to hotel there is not you turn you must go to end of road in takes time. Hotel stuff is good, there is shutlle for airport, beach and wifi male center.