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First trip in February... Have a million questions.
Should it be warm enough to spend a lot of time in pool and outdoors?
Where are the best places to eat? Need reservations?
What do the men and women wear to dinner (dress code)?
Does everyone dress up for theme night?
Best advice/description of a typical day?
Thanks for any info! Can't wait to go!!
Welcome Long Dong Duck to this forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by Long Duck Dong
For me the best place to eat at H2 is my wifes pussy, but hey, that's just me......
Not everyone dresses up for the "Themes" on any given night. Some folks will dress in theme for every night, or just a few nights, or not at all.
Dinner dress for men is "resort casual" , unless dressing in theme. Women, well most, dress as provocative as possible, sexy is always in. Dress "code" for the eating areas is "privates must be covered", saran wrap counts as a cover up as does the shearest of shear material. Men usually end up carring the FMP's and towels, for the ladies.
Reservations are not needed for the resturants. The "Flame" is the best for steak and stuff like that. Pastaf.. what ever (cann't remember the spelling), is great for a private, quiet dinner also. Actually they are all great, come to think of it.
Yes it will be warm enough to spend all day in the pool, and warm enough at night to wear nothing at all.
OBTW, the towel is for sitting on because no one wears panties at the resort, and the men carry the FMP's because the ladys have trouble walking on the cobble stone walk ways, as well as the cost of looking f@#$king sexy, is pain. LOL
Ray
When in February are you going? Feel free to join the FB group at the link below if you would like to know more about our group, if you're going during our time (you can join either way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Long Duck Dong
1. definitely warm enough for pool and outdoors!
2. no reservations are needed unless it is a larger group, then I think they prefer them, but none required for any.
3. dress code is that you have to have your bits and pieces "covered" but that is quite a relaxed term, most people wear their theme outfit to dinner.
4. Most people dress up for each night, but not all, wear what you want to be comfortable.
5. There is no typical day. But really, you get up, get breakfast (maybe), go to the beach or pool (it gets hopping more around 11-ish), then in the later afternoon people may head toward the hot tub or go take a "nap"....then get ready for dinner. You eat lunch (maybe) somewhere during the day, you may go snorkeling or paddle boarding or kayaking....there is no real typical day, you just enjoy your vacation the way you want to enjoy it.
Let me know if you have any more questions!