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| janusxuk |
on Mon 8 Nov 10, 8:41 PM to janusxuk's blog.
I was recently lucky enough to get to Hedonism 2 in Jamaica just recently and thought it worth sharing my opinions. As for experiences, what goes on at Hedo* stays at Hedo...
It's an all inclusive beach resort hotel in Negril on the western end of Jamaica whose advertising tag line is "come and be wicked for a week".
Firstly the nilla bits. The hotel is rated as a 3 star and more than meets that rating, especially compared to most 3 star hotels in the UK. The staff were always curteous and had definitely seen it all before. The beach (and I write this having grown up with Cleethorpes and Bridlington for beaches) was fantastic and the 'nilla water sports on offer were plentiful, well managed and well maintained.
As to the kinky side; let's be frank, it's primarily a nudist and swinging resort and despite what the late night tittilation programmes will have you believe, most of the attendees are not in the first flush of youth (myself included obviously). Geographically closest to America, obviously the majority of their customers are Spectics, but there was a good number of Canadians and Europeans too. Like any swinging venue, no thanks would be all it took and there were very very few wanky men - the room pricing probably does away with the need for discreationary pricing. There was also plenty of "clothed beach" as well as nude if that was not your thing, and the sex that did happen mainly took place behind closed doors or very discretely.
We were there when the Kink in the Caribbean people were there and this is one of the reasons I thought it worth writing this. Although we didnt partake (the price uplift to do so was eye watering) it did seem as though it was Torture Garden on tour, which is fine if that's your thing.
I'd happily go again to Hedo, indeed the best recommendation is the number of people who go again and again; about 50% of the people I met there had been more than 10 times.
| 8 Nov 10, 8:58 PM missPowers UK(SE), 4 yrs |
jammy sod  Sometimes people are layered like that.
There's something totally different underneath than what's on the surface.
But sometimes, there's a third, even deeper level, and that one is the same as the top surface one. |
